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• Install PT8.53 with Linux: the parameter file "init.ora" question CONTROL_FILE

  People,

  
  I install PeopleTools 8.53 with Linux. I'm confused on the parameter CONTROL_FILES in the file "init.ora". My SID is PT853 with the file "initPT853.ora". In the document setup 8.53 PeopleTools, there are 2 statements about CONTROL_FILES parameter like below:

  
  First of all, Page 161 task b 6-1-3: create an INIT < SID >. ORA file

  CONTROL_FILES = (/ filesystem1/cntrl1 < SID >, / filesystem2/cntrl2 < SID >)

  
  Second, Page 162 task b 6-1-4: creating paths of target directory

  
  CREATEDB10. SQL script:

  startup nomount pfile = $ORACLE_HOME/dbs/init < SID > .ora

  data file
  ' / u01/oradata / < SID > / system01.dbf' size 400M

  logfile
  ' / u01/oradata / < SID > / log01.dbf'M 70, size
  ' / u01/oradata / < SID > / log02.dbf'M 70, size
  ' / u01/oradata / < SID > / log03.dbf' size M 70;

  
  Control file references:
  control_files = ("" / u01/oradata/test92/control01.ctl "," / u01/oradata/test92/control02.ctl "," / u01/oradata/test92/control03.ctl "")

  
  When we created PeopleTools 8.53 of database using $PT_HOME/setup/PsMpDbInstall/setup.sh, we need to specify the mount point for the scripts createdb.sql, the utlspace.sql and the xxddl.sql. I use / U01 for all 3 scripts and create the directory/u01/oradata/PT853/manually.

  
  My questions are:

  Firstly, should the 2 items "/ filesystem1/cntrl1 < SID > ' and ' / filesystem2/cntrl2 < SID > ' CONTROL_FILES be the same with the directory path/u01/oradata/PT853/created manually?

  Second, should "/ filesystem1/cntrl1 < SID >" be changed to "/u01/oradata/PT853/cntrl01PT853.ctl and" / filesystem2/cntrl2 < SID > "be changed to" / u01/oradata/PT853/cntrl02PT853.ctl "in my case?

  Thirdly, how to create 2 files 'cntrl01PT853.ctl' and 'cntrl02PT853.ctl '? What are their contents?

  Thank you.

  I believe you are trying to create a demo database without understanding of basic on the RDBMS - your last question (to the control file) suggests.

  Work with your DBA on the part of database creation.

  Please go through the oracle database documentation to get a basic understanding of different files in oracle.

  Now, to answer your questions.

  1. Yes, anything you give in the init ora for parameter control_files file previously should exist while you run your createdb10.sql

  2. change any way you plan make the db files resident. Suppose you want the database in a path like/path/to/database/MYDB - to give him.

  3. you create control separately (in your case) files, the path/name of the file is taken from the init ora file and created as you run create sql db
  Content of the control file is in binary format: this is the heart of a database, holds all the information on the database, the name of db, file system, places change number etc...

• What file type should I use?

  Hi all

  Finally, I build my book. Using elements 10 as my first. My workflow starts by creating a new file (file/new/white)

  I just finished the first page and to make sure I saved it as PDF, PNG, and JPEG. When all pages are made I'll print locally. I think that JPEG will be useful and this first page is only 8MB. I have decided that my other type of file should be, who will be the file that print. The PNG and PDF files were 60MB each. Should I continue to record as both? I'll probably go back and re-edit as well. Thank you.

  You have two issues:

  In order to re - edit later, save it as a TIFF or PSD (elements native file format).  These file formats maintain your layers and masks, so a re-Edition is a snap.

  When it's time to print, talk to the print shop that you'll use and ask them what file format they prefer.  Most places can manage PDF files.

  Ken

• Where is my file init.ora?

  Hi people;
  
  I just want to know how to find the directory of the "init.ora" of my database?
  
  

  SQL> select * from v$version;
  
  BANNER
  ----------------------------------------------------------------
  Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.8.0 - 64bit Production
  PL/SQL Release 9.2.0.8.0 - Production
  CORE    9.2.0.8.0       Production
  TNS for Solaris: Version 9.2.0.8.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 9.2.0.8.0 - Production

  Usually , it is in one of the following locations:

  $ORACLE_HOME/dbs if you use Unix/Linux or ORACLE_HOME/database if you are using Windows.

• Need help in the PROCESS configuration (Maually in init.ora)

  Hello
  
  I want to install datbase schema using the remote control, but it throws me a message
  "UCR-6083: impossible - check requirement prerequisites for the selected item: WEBCENTER.
  Refer to the journal of the RCUS to C:\OracleRCU\ofm_rcu_win32_11.1.1.2.1_disk1_1of1\rcuHome\rcu\log\logdir.2013-01-22_16-03\rcu.log for more details.
  RCU - 6107:DB prerequisites for Init Param failed: PROCESS
  Current value is 150. It must be greater than or equal to 300. »
  
  I tried to change the process using SQL > change processes control system = 300 scope = spfile;
  and got the msg this modified system
  
  but still persisit error. I referred to a link
  UCR-6107, UCR-6092 for the same here it is mentioned in a post that some user has manually changed it a file init.ora ion... kindly helps change manually or through cmd...
  
  Reghards
  
  Beat
  
  Published by: Vivekk.Arora on January 22, 2013 02:58

  You must restart the instances after you change the setting.

• Location and changing init.ora.

  Hello
  
  Oracle Version: 8i
  OPERATING SYSTEM: AIX 4
  
  1. how to get the current location of the running instance of database init.ora file?
  2. how to change the file init.ora and how changes take place?
  
  
  
  
  Thanks in advance.

  1. default location of the file on Unix init is /dbs/init.ora.

  There is no easy way to get it back if another location has been used in the startup command.

  2 init.ora can be modified with any editor such as vi. Once changed, you must restart the database instance to ensure init.ora took into account.

• What process reads the spfile/init.ora file

  
  Hello

  When we start the Oracle DB using the 'START' command, what background process reads the spfile/init.ora file?

  Also at startup, process that reads the control file?

  In my humble OPINION, there isn't any background process, but the server process.

  Aman...

• What average star (asterisk) in the init.ora file

  What average star (asterisk) in the init.ora file? Parameters such as core_dump_dest, db_block_size db_domain mentioned below has a prceeding *.
  
  What does that mean?
  

  jap91.__sga_target=1392508928
  jap91.__shared_io_pool_size=0
  jap91.__shared_pool_size=822083584
  jap91.__streams_pool_size=0
  *.core_dump_dest='/data_DISK1/bkp_dir/jap91/cdump'
  *.db_block_size=8192
  *.db_domain=''
  *.db_file_multiblock_read_count=16

  This is the rating that mentions that the setting is applied to all instances, if you use a RAC database. Instead of *, you can also SID in the specific case of fees so if you want that the parameter only works for this instance.

  HTH
  Aman...

• set the database parameters using the init.ora file

  Hi all
  
  I'm working on a product of oracle (BI Apps), it gives a setting recommended database values in an inti.ora file. How can I apply this file to my database? in other how can words I use the values of the recommended settings in this file?
  
  Thanks for your time.

  Hello

  Try this:

  (1) connect to your database as a SYSDBA
  (2) issue: CREATE PFILE='/tmp/pfile.ora' OF SPFILE;
  (3) /tmp/pfile.ora to modify and add some references in your init.ora requests file - or update the current entries if those that already exist.
  (4) stop your database.
  (5) start your database in restricted using the new /tmp/pfile.ora mode to see if the settings are ok and if your database will start with them. (If he - go to 6), if no, go to 3)
  (6) question: CREATE SPFILE FROM PFILE='/tmp/pfile.ora'
  (7) judgment of the database
  (8) start as usual-, this will use the spfile with the changes.

  Nice.

  Note:
  Step 2) assumes that you are on * NIX and are actually using a spfile in your database already...

• How to create a single init.ora file for node 3 RAC to the title of the ASM

  All,
  
  Our environment is that a combination of different memory machines (V880, V490 & 250R) SUN of size.
  Establishing a single init.ora file that includes each of the memory of nodes in the SGA sizing is our desired configuration.
  Although we have created the file, the question becomes each NŒUD on the FCAC to use this unique setting
  file to launch its database instead of take the default init.ora file in the default directory (asm/dbs).
  
  As we conducted tests of failover, on restarting the instances they have restarted with bad memory
  definitions that have hung the nodes when it took more memory then what was available and the swap space has begun
  to develop.
  
  Steps to configure and activate the process, that's what I'm looking for.
  
  Thank you
  
  Gerry

  Gerry,

  Here's what we do. Don't know if it is relevant to your situation...

  (on each node)
  $ cat $ORACLE_HOME/dbs/initrac11d1.ora
  SPFile='+Data/rac11d/spfilerac11d.ora'

  (as ASM)
  $ asmcmd
  ASMCMD > ls - al + data/rac11d
  Name of type Redund time scratched Sys
  Y CONTROLFILE.
  DATAFILE Y.
  Y ONLINELOG.
  FICHIER_PARAMETRES Y.
  TEMPFILE Y.
  N spfilerac11d.ora-online +DATA/RAC11D/PARAMETERFILE/spfile.267.685170285

  The spfile has all the parameters, described by the node, if any. For example:

  $ sqlplus / as sysdba

  SQL * more: version 11.1.0.7.0 - Production Wednesday, may 6, 19:00:45 2009

  Copyright (c) 1982, 2008, Oracle. All rights reserved.

  Connected to:
  Oracle Database 11 g Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64 bit Production
  With the Real Application Clusters option

  SQL > create pfile='/tmp/sb.ora' of spfile;

  Created file.

  SQL > disconnected from the database to Oracle 11 g Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64 bit Production
  With the Real Application Clusters option
  $ cat /tmp/sb.ora
  :
  * .archive_lag_target = 1800
  *.audit_file_dest='/var/Oracle/admin/rac11d/adump '
  :
  rac11d1. Dispatchers ='(Address = (Protocol = TCP) (Host = msdbc11-VIP)(port=64000))'
  rac11d2. Dispatchers ='(Address = (Protocol = TCP) (Host = msdbc12-VIP)(port=64000))'
  * .global_names = TRUE
  rac11d1.instance_number = 1
  rac11d2.instance_number = 2
  :
  rac11d1.undo_tablespace = "UNDOTBS1.
  rac11d2.undo_tablespace = "UNDOTBS2".
  :

  Hope this helps,

  Steve

• Modify the init.ora file

  Hello
  
  I need to add the utl_file_dir parameter in the init.ora file. I have to restart the database changes to be effective?
  My version of oracle's
  Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.8.0 - Production
  With partitioning, OLAP and Oracle Data Mining options
  Release 9.2.0.8.0 - Production jserver

  Akhil N K wrote:
  The below two statements mean the same thing?

  N °

  (1) creating a directory of oracle to help create or replace directory command

  This refers to create a Directory object in the database by using the create directory command which must be mapped to a path of directory valid o/s.
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B10501_01/server.920/a96540/statements_58a.htm#SQLRF01207

  (2) adding parameter utl_file_dir

  It is referring to the init file editing and the addition of the parameter here.

  HTH
  Aman...

• How2 (a) FIND good init.ora (b) or other files param on application server?

  I can't find the INIT. ORA file on my application server. I need to change some default settings.
  I looked here, I looked at the settings$ v who reported a "SPFILE"... and I looked at who, and there all these parameters with asterisk. and I don't know what that means. I wanted to just increase the number of links allowed DB on my test server.
  
  Could someone point me to fix the folder / file / documentation?
  Thank you.
  
  I note the following folder on my... running App Server 10 g in the Windows XP box.
  
  C:\OraHomes\ORAH1_DEV\database... where the SPFILE.
  C:\OraHomes\admin\UGOSREPS\pfile... that's where an init.ora file is...
  
  I added two lines in second file... in the topic... (num a 4, the default)
  and stopped and started in the DB, but... nada. parameters of v$ 4 instead of the following still says...
  
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  open_links_per_instance = 100
  
  ... but I'm afraid to touch the SPFile, because he put in a different form.
  
  In C:\OraHomes are 5 folders... Admin, Flash_Recovery_Area, OraData, ORAH1_DEV and ORAH2_BI.
  
  H1 is where we part 1 of the installation of the App Server (the part 'infrastructure', be it be a Forms / Reports Server 10 g), and in which we also added APEX).
  
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  H1 and H2 are both available through OEM and seem to be running. But... we test things, so I know I need to change the settings... the first being the link settings.
  
  Could someone please offer a clue? TX,
  
  SM

  In order to change the system settings in the SPFILE you must issue an ALTER SYSTEM SET... SCOPE = SPFILE;
  i.e.

  ALTER SYSTEM SET open_links = 100 SCOPE = SPFILE;

  Restart the DB and recheck the values.

• How to find the init.ora file active.

  My current database version is 9.2.0.1. I need find the init.ora file that is actively used by the database.
  When I try to search in files, I get too many files with the same name and the same extension. (i.e., initdb.ora, etc...) I need help to understand which file is good.
  
  Thank you...

  If your database is opened with PFILE that running it is watch the current init.ora used to open the DB.

  SQL > show the settings file
  SPFile string C:\ORACLE\PRODUCT\10.2.0\DB_1\
  DATABASE\SPFILESAMDB. ORA

  THiiS watch my DB is started with spfile and the location of the SPFILE.

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  • Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

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