When I run the command "host set sqlpath" I get the following message "Environment variable sqlpath not defined",how I can set my oracle sqlpath
SQL> host set sqlpath
Environment variable sqlpath not defined.
how can I set an sqlpath in enviroment variable?
what value exactly I need to give for the PATH environment variable in oracle 11g running on windows xp?
View 15 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to move my backup sets from windows database environment, to OEL 5.7 environment on another server.
I've found a manual [URL] by which I am trying to do it.I took backup sets from last night's backup using RMAN,and the current parameter(initSID.ora) file from the running live database.Now i need to configure control files in the pfile accordingly.
1. can i take current control files from the running system, to restore and recover backup sets from last night, to the state the database was at backup time?
2. how can i find out if control files are backed up and know by RMAN? "list backup completed after '2012-JUN-19';" >> gives me Archive redo logs, datafiles, but don't see the control files(or don't reconize them).
how to set environment variable in oracle application.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am calling a select query inside a procedure but i need to set environment variable 'set linesize 200' inside that procedure but i am not able to create the procedure due to some error. I am attaching the procedure query here with:
before the select query i need to insert this environment variable : "set linesize 200"
create or replace
procedure TABLESPACE_USAGE
is
l_mailhost VARCHAR2(64) := 'ip address';
l_from VARCHAR2(64) := 'email id';
l_subject VARCHAR2(64) := 'TABLESPACE_USAGE1';
l_to VARCHAR2(128) := 'email id';
[code]......
I am getting an above errors while starting the emctl start dbconsole..
View 9 Replies View Relatedi am reinstalling oracel 11g in my window 7 64 bit machine after i uninstalled it. however, i got an issue that is environment variable path failed in the installation process. this didn't happen when i firstly successfully installed oracle.
View 7 Replies View RelatedAfter settig the proper environment whenever I issue startup upgrade at the SQL*Plus prompt i get the following error.
ORA-07217: sltln: environment variable cannot be evaluated.
I have 3 other databases on the same machine that I successfully upgraded without encoutering this error.
I am trying to generate dynamic control file, as the files I want to upload are coming from different source and their name is constantly changing but following a fix pattern and naming convention.
I am able to generate dynamic control file through SQL. But while calling from BATCH file, i am unable to sent the file name as parameter.
All the examples i have searched are for UNIX, how to do it with BATCH File in WINDOWS.
I'm trying to write a bat file for the rman backups that can be used for any of our databases. I'm passing variables into the bat file and that is working fine (i.e. oracle_sid, drive letter, oracle_home), my problem is when the rman actually runs and calls the ctl file, the variables aren't being passed thru to that file.
View 3 Replies View RelatedTo clear some confusions regarding 11gR2 RAC environment.
(1) Can I use the same owner (ie oracle) for both the Oracle Grid Infrastructure installation and the Oracle RAC installation ? Like :
ORACLE_BASE=/oracle/11.2
GRID_HOME=/oracle/11.2/grid ## Grid Infrastructure binary
ORACLE_HOME=/oracle/11.2/db ## Oracle RAC binary
(2) Whats the difference between CSR_HOME and GRID_HOME ??
(3) If not using ASM in RAC environment, should I still need to create "storage administration role" (i.e. SYSASM/OSASM..) ?
(4) Is password file necessary for RAC instances in each node ?
I want to Transfer Oracle Database 11g Release 11.1.0.7.0 on windows 2003 32 bit server to Windows 2008 server 64 bit I have Cold RMAN backup. and directory structure of both server are same Do i need to do anything to change datafile to 64 bit or do i need to apply any change to any object
View 6 Replies View RelatedWe have a .NET application on windows server 2008 32bit using the stored procedures on an Oracle 10g environment. We are trying to deploy the .NET application onto a 64bit x86 Windows server 2008.
We face an error trying to install the x64 version of the Oracle 10g client on windows 2008. The error we get is Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: javaw.exe
Is the x64 version of the Oracle 10g client certified for Windows 2008? Has anyone successfully installed the 64bit version of the oracle client on win2008?
We have a workaround in place with 32 bit version of the client running with the 32 bit version of the .NET application on x64 win2008. However to maximize the infrastructure we need to use the 64 bit version or we would have to turn to MSSQL Server .
I've tried to install Oracle 10gR2 (10.2.0.4.0) on Windows server 2008 (64 bit). I just click on installer and a message appears:
Checking Operating system version: must be 5.0,5.1,5.2 or 6.0
Actual 6.1
FAILED <<<<
Exiting Oracle Universal Installer
Press any key to Exit.
link where can i get oracle 9i for Linux OS??Is 9i available for 64 bit ?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI faced a problem in our production primary DB like the listener was running but it was not connecting through the remote system, when i accessed the primary database.
But when i restarted the listener it started connecting. I want to know the reason for this crash/freeze.
Oracle version: Oracle Database 11g release 11.2.0.1.0 SE1 64 - bit production
we are planing to put the same oracle environment on two machines.
what is the best way to realize that.installation on each machine or installation on one machine and copy the environment to the second?
can i install oracle 10g at windows 7 ultimate 32 bit
View 1 Replies View RelatedDoes Oracle Database 10.1.0.2 (64-bit) compatible with windows 2003 R2 standard X64 edition with Service pack 2.
View 1 Replies View RelatedWe have a 10g environment with DataGuard running for reporting purposes. Our application team is getting ready to upgrade their application and it requires that several SQL Scripts be run to perform the primary database updates. A couple of them are over 1 MB in length. My concern is that these scripts will break DataGuard. I am not a DBA by any stretch, but I seem to remember there are certain limitations with DataGuard.
I have reached back to the team and asked them to have the Vendor confirm these scripts are validated for a DataGuard environment and I have also reached out to the System DBAs for review. I am wondering if there is an utiility available that can check the SQL to confirm if there are any DDL or DML statements that will not work in DataGuard. Likewise, we are going to run these scripts in a non-production DataGuard enabled environment first, but I want to have some level of confidence, that this will be a success.
We have an application, where we invoke a URL pointing to a folder on the Application Server, so that users can download files from the same.
There is user authentication provided for the URL.
Example :
Our application ABC (example) which is built with Oracle Forms 10g, hosted on Application server (itxxx123) inovkes a module GEN9999 which on pressing a button calls a URL which is open in the Internet Explorer browser.
If the URL has been called from the Forms or the Application (ABC), then it should be allowed.
If the URL is called standalone, by Opening IE Browser and invoking the URL, this should not be allowed.
However, there have been security concerns raised during Audit, saying that users can access the URL directly from the Browser instead of the Application. Also the URL is saved the Browser history, so even if the user is no longer working in the Application Team, and has moved out of the team, then the ex-user can still access the URL and view and download files.
Is there any way to restrict access to the URL such that is only accessible when it is called from the Application, and that access is restricted when directly called from the Browser.
I have seen that environment variables in httpd.conf may be usable for the above. However, not sure how to use them from Oracle Forms.
Questions about implementing ARCHIVELOG mode in RAC environment.
Oracle 11gR1 RAC + ASM database. I'd like to implement ARCHIVELOG mode. Each node will have its own archive log.
Does it make sense to place archivelogs on ASM (shared storage)? Or the best practice would be to have some aside "BACKUP" server to place and keep archivelogs from all the RAC nodes there?
Additional question is about archive logs space required estimation. If it's correct to know estimate archive logs space required to get the daily avg number of switch logs
CODEselect round(avg(n_of_switch_logs), 3) avg_num_of_switch_logs
from (select trunc(first_time), count(*) n_of_switch_logs
from gv$log_history
group by trunc(first_time))
and multiply it on size of single redolog?
I have to create/configure the environment for the database having high volume of the transactions nearly 10000 transactions per day and at peak time nearly 1500 transactions per second.
RAC can be one of the solution but that comes up with high cost. I googled for this type of environment configuration, what could be possible settings need to be configured for this environment configuration in both RAC and Non-RAC.
how can we see/set the environment variables through enterprise manager or through command prompt.
e.g (setting external procedure calls DDLs)etc.
Below is my code for calling a report from form in windows environment. I want to use the same report to be called from Unix environment . When m using application server tbanner@.... instead of 'repsrv@ahad-pc' is throwing error its in UNIX environment
REP-51002: Bind to Reports Server tbannerdb.kfupm.edu.sa failed
Declare
v_show_documentVARCHAR2 (2000) := '/reports/rwservlet?';
v_connectVARCHAR2 (200) := 'userid=abdulahad/inshalla@test';
v_report_serverVARCHAR2 (30) := 'repsrv@ahad-pc';
v_report_nameVARCHAR2(100) := 'test3.rdf';
[code].......
I am working in all 3 environments: development , Test and Production. How can we access the tables created in one environment in the other environment. Also, request to share the SQL code for the same.
I am using Oracle Sql Developer tool.
Need patch strategy specially for production environment?? We have production environment and we are planning to patch our databases using PSU pacthes with no downtime. Our production environment has standby. We have one option that we can make standby to primary. Is there any other options that we can use?
View 2 Replies View Relatedrecently i have tried to upgrrade from oracle 11.2.0.2 to 11.2.0.3 in a test environment (virtual machine).
there i have mentioned the SID as ORCL, but when we took the same snapshot to other machine (VM). iam unable to connect to the VM, unless i gave the local net service configuration as ORCL but it is unable to connect. but when i ran the query "select * from GLOBAL_NAME" output was ORCL. domain. com again i have configured in LNSC as ORCL.DOMAIN.COM it is working.
but i have given the sid as ORCL..
We have a RAC in a test environment.It's 2 nodes connecting to an IBM DS3512. The DS3512 has one pool of 8 hard disks (RAID10) which has been then sliced into logical drives:
2 x 1GB
then
2 * 400GB
I have been tasked with changing the current configuration as follow:
2 pools of 4HDs in a RAID10 configuration
Then from the first pool:
2 * 1GB
1 * 398GB
from 2nd pool:
1 * 400GB
What I intend to do:
1) shutdown
SQL> shutdown immediate;
./srvctl crs stop
2) backup
dd if=votingdisk of=voting_disk_backup
I already got backups of OCR in $CRS_HOME/cdata/crs/
3) Perform changes on SAN
4) recreate ocfs2 partitions
5) mount the disks to their folder.
6) recovery
recover voting from backup
recover ocr from backup
7) Turn service on again
./srvctl crs start
SQL> startup;
Would this scenario work. There can be some glitches like the disk names changing after the reconfiguration but I only need to modify fstab for that.
I have a requirement to upgrade Oracle Data Integrator(ODI) from 10.1.3.5 to 11.1.1.6.3 We have a Clustered production environment where N1 will be up when N2 be down and viceversa.
Here N1 and N2 are the ODI servers as well as DB(11g Release 2) servers. They both access the SHARED CLUSTERED database. From ODI we will generally point the Oracle clustered IP(Virtual IP) which will internally point either N1 or N2 whichever is active. ODI application wise we are clear about the procedure.
Having some issues on DB related activities.
1. Should I break the cluster definitely? Cant I do the activity without breaking the cluster?
2. Do I need to point N1, N2, Clustered IP (Virtual IP) while doing the activities?
3. Since its a clustered database, do I need to db related activities once or twice? (Twice means, manually on both the servers)
4. As they are using same file structures (RAC), If the Virtual IP points N1 by default, assume that I create two new users a
