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Frog Tec: DBA newbie corner
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Take a journey through my experiences with Oracle applications. Thursday, July 9, 2009. I'm not a fan of reposting, but this is a good reminder for myself DBA for Dummy. I'll post this info on my google sites page as well. You are a new DBA in town with no training … NO SWEAT! How do you know what are the databases running on the server? Ps -aef grep ora s (Solaris) , or ps -wwef grep ora s (Linux). How many database were installed on the server? Look in the /var/opt/oracle/oratab, or /etc/oratab. Normal...
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Frog Tec: March 2009
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Take a journey through my experiences with Oracle applications. Wednesday, March 4, 2009. Oracle AIA 2.2.1 non-cluster AIX. Platform OS: AIX 5.3. SOA: 10.1.3.3.1. AIA: 2.2.1. AIA FP221 InstallGuide E12960-03.pdf (see oracle doc id # ). Pre-requirments listed in the installation guide were not clear, so I have expanded on them and should be completed in the order listed below:. Verify space requirements - 5gb minimum. Complete System reqs jdk. Copy AIX OS java directories to $ORACLE HOME/jdk:. Slight modi...
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Frog Tec: May 2009
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Take a journey through my experiences with Oracle applications. Friday, May 22, 2009. Easy way to change oc4jadmin password. I prefer not to use the UI as that gets very confusing and slow. If you prefer to use the UI and have a loadbalancer do not make the changes through the loadbalancer, instead make the changes on the separate nodes. Here is how I do via backend:. DO NOT CHANGE ON LOADBALANCER. 1 cd $ORACLE HOME/j2ee/admin/config. Cp -p jazn.xml jazn.xml.pre-oc4jadmin-password-change. 7 save the file.
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Frog Tec: June 2009
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Take a journey through my experiences with Oracle applications. Tuesday, June 2, 2009. Push the limits - cygwin. Yea I am a big fan of cygwin, come on who isn't. Basically there is no need for putty other than it is a little less typing if you use it. Type "perl -MCPAN -e shell;" (without quotes). Type "m /Expect/" (this is to get the module). Type "install Expect" (this will install Expect module). Type "m /IO: Stty/". Type "install IO: Stty". Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Push the limits - cygwin.
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Frog Tec: Easy way to change oc4jadmin password
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Take a journey through my experiences with Oracle applications. Friday, May 22, 2009. Easy way to change oc4jadmin password. I prefer not to use the UI as that gets very confusing and slow. If you prefer to use the UI and have a loadbalancer do not make the changes through the loadbalancer, instead make the changes on the separate nodes. Here is how I do via backend:. DO NOT CHANGE ON LOADBALANCER. 1 cd $ORACLE HOME/j2ee/admin/config. Cp -p jazn.xml jazn.xml.pre-oc4jadmin-password-change. 7 save the file.
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Frog Tec: Push the limits - cygwin
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Take a journey through my experiences with Oracle applications. Tuesday, June 2, 2009. Push the limits - cygwin. Yea I am a big fan of cygwin, come on who isn't. Basically there is no need for putty other than it is a little less typing if you use it. Type "perl -MCPAN -e shell;" (without quotes). Type "m /Expect/" (this is to get the module). Type "install Expect" (this will install Expect module). Type "m /IO: Stty/". Type "install IO: Stty". June 4, 2009 at 2:34 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Frog Tec: Oracle Enterprise Linux - Wireless
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Take a journey through my experiences with Oracle applications. Friday, November 12, 2010. Oracle Enterprise Linux - Wireless. Ok to start off my router is setup to use WPA TKIP PSK. So the generic NetworkManager that comes with Oracle Enterprise Linux just doesn't cut it. Here is how I fixed the wireless connection. I believe I did too much, but trial and error finally got me to Step 4. Step 1 - Install. Installed dkms package (dkms-2.1.1.2-1.noarch.rpm). Install driver /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper -i. Run com...
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Frog Tec: November 2010
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Take a journey through my experiences with Oracle applications. Monday, November 15, 2010. Oracle Enterprise Linux - RPMs. Http:/ www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/linux/index-099698.html. Sergio's Blog from site above. Http:/ blogs.oracle.com/sergio/2009/02/installing required rpms from 1.html. Labels: Oracle Enterprise Linux. Friday, November 12, 2010. Oracle Enterprise Linux - Wireless. I believe I did too much, but trial and error finally got me to Step 4. Step 1 - Install. Found my router but still ...
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Frog Tec: Transfer files to VMWare Server 2.x
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Take a journey through my experiences with Oracle applications. Monday, November 8, 2010. Transfer files to VMWare Server 2.x. This took a little bit of time to figure out. My host is Windows XP and the Guest is Oracle Linux. Mount or connect to the linux.iso (vmware-tools for Linux guest OS). Double click the vmware-tools rpm file (it is just easier that way). Once installed, open a terminal session. Accept all defaults, except for resolution / screen display. Vmrun -T server -h https:/ 192.168....Trans...
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Frog Tec: Woot.. Extract info from PS -EF
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Take a journey through my experiences with Oracle applications. Friday, October 15, 2010. Woot Extract info from PS -EF. In writing a script for PeopleSoft and FMW I wanted to extract the contents from 'ps -ef grep' command. Setting up commands 1:. Ps -ef grep BBL grep pshrxx. Psnow 659598 1 0 Oct 11 - 0:52 BBL -C dom=PSHRDxx 51402 -g 30002 -i 0 -u cl01nbe1 -U /usr/pshrxx/PeopleTools/app serv/appserv/PSHRDxxx/LOGS/TUXLOG -m 0 -A. Setting up commands 2:. Ps -ef grep BBL grep pshrqa awk '{print $19}'.