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Host $ORACLE_HOME/perl/bin/perl $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/ -n 1 -e -b utlrp_ -d $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin utlrp.sql
Oracle restart starts back the database automatically
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Install JAVAVM, XDB, XML - Repairing/Reinstalling JVM To A Multitenant Database (CDB and all PDBs) (Doc ID 2262919.1):Ĭp $INSTALL_DIR/reinitjvm.sql $ORACLE_HOME/javavm/installĪlter profile default limit password_verify_function immediate Select comp_id,version, status from dba_registry I’ve already downloaded the scripts from the note described below, so I don’t go much in detail. I start with a fairly empty CDB, without JAVAVM. We need to install Oracle Spatial first and then remove Oracle Spatial and leaving Locator only objects. Unfortunately there are a few bugs (on 12.2 at least) when I tried this. When you have a multitnenant environment and you want that Locator is available on all future PDBs that you create, the following method is to use. SQL> select comp_id,comp_name,status from dba_registry ĬATALOG Oracle Database Catalog Views VALIDĬATPROC Oracle Database Packages and Types VALID
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SQL> create user mdsys identified by "XXXXX" default tablespace alter user mdsys password expire Anyway, this command is not anymore needed, as a cleanup (without deleting any wrong file) of the $ORACLE_HOME/.patch_storage directory is automatically done at the end of the patching. So, be careful until then and do not use ‘opatch util cleanup’. The bug reported end of January was not yet fixed! At least, on OPatch readme there is now a warning: 19 version, the exact same version that has this dangerous bug! To my surprise, for Oracle versions 12.2, 18c and 19c, there is the requirement of using OPatch 12.2.0.1.
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Today there was a release of April 2020 Security patches, the latest Oracle Patch Bundles.
It took two months until I got an answer to that SR, saying a bug was created and it will be fixed on the next version of OPatch: The location from where ‘opatch cleanup util’ tries to delete files depends from where you call it! So, if you call from / or from $ORACLE_BASE or from $ORACLE_HOME/OPatch you’ll get different behaviours! On my case, the opatch cleanup command “just” deleted the configuration files of my backup client in /etc (opatch deletes files that are writable by the user who calls the command – ‘oracle’/’grid’ in most of the cases). I wrote in the SR the use case, provided the logs. On January 28th 2020 I reported to Oracle on a Severy 1 SR that the latest OPatch version tries to delete system files from /etc, /bin, /lib : This entry was posted in OPatch Oracle 12c Oracle 19c PSU Security on by Miguel It would not increase so much the size and avoid the need of checking if we have the latest OPatch. Note 2 – for Oracle guys out there: when we see the current size of the Release Updates, maybe it would be worth to include the latest version of OPatch within it. Note 1: For Enterprise Manager (middleware) there is another OPatch version, 13.9.x which I don’t have experience with. For instance for OCtober 2020, this is what we can see: The information about which OPatch versions is needed to apply the Database RU, RUR, is now part of the Patch Availability Document. So, in summary, here the OPatch version you need to patch your DBs: Oracle Database versionįor Enterprise Manager (middleware) there is another OPatch version, 13.9.x which I don’t have experience with. For paid long-term supported Oracle 11.2 there is another version. In fact, for database, there are just two versions of OPatch! One OPatch version that covers all database supported versions from 12.1 to 20c. Also, make clear that there are very few versions of it.
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The download page of Oracle OPatch has quite some room for improvement: put some ‘order by’ on the version and platform would be welcome. This entry was posted in OPatch Oracle Oracle 11g Oracle 12c Oracle 19c PSU on by Miguel Anjo
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