What BEA WLS for Oracle 10.2.0.4?

Hi,
I'm going migration DB from 9.2.0.6 with BEA WLS 8.1 SP2 to 10.2.0.4 and I would like what's the certificate version of BEA WLS target.
Thanks!

You have already posted this in the correct forum - Upgrade Oracle DB from 9.2.0.6 to 10.2..0.4
This forum is meant for issues related to database upgrades - pl clarify your question in your other post. AFAIK, there is no co-relation between database upgrades and WLS upgrades - but I have no expertise in WLS
HTH
Srini

Similar Messages

What is dbXpert for Oracle ?

Does anyone know about dbXpert for Oracle ?
http://www.vecal.biz

where is the OK button ?
http://www.vecal.biz/images/option_other.jpg

What knowledge needed for oracle apps technical consultant

Hi,
I'm working with oracle forms & reports 10g, OAF (only new pages creation), as well as i have some functional knowledge in manufacturing domain.
Now i have assigned as apps technical in new project.
what should i need to know to become apps technical consultant ?
i think i want to know forms customization, personalization.if yes means give me tutorial or web link to learn those things and tell me clearly what i need to know.
Thanks in advance.

Hi;
You can find all certification related information avaliable at:
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=141&p_org_id=378219&lang=PTB
https://blogs.oracle.com/certification/entry/oracle_ebusiness_suite_r12_cer
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=44&p_org_id=1001&lang=us
Regard
Helios

What to do for oracle after OS Upgrade?

If I upgrade from Redhat Linux RHEL4 to Redhat Linux RHEL5 is there anything I need to do with oracle such as a recompile?
Thanks for any help, and if there is documentation on this I'd appreciate any info on that as well.
Michael Cunningham

Thanks to both of you. Fortunately this is a question way ahead of the proposed schedule and hopefully 10gR2 can be certified with RHEL5 in the near future.
Michael Cunningham

What are the requirements for Oracle Locator?

Hi, when installing a new database, we want to trim out the stuff that Oracle installs by default that we don't absolutely need. However, we do want to make use of the MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY type and Oracle Locator (not Spatial).
Oracle has all these different components, and we jut found out that in order to use Locator, you have to install Oracle interMedia. Is there anything else there that Locator has a dependency on that we would be missing? We intend to install these:
Oracle Workspace Manager
Oracle Enterprise Manager
Oracle Database Catalog Views
Oracle Database Packages and Types
But out of the list of the rest of them, what is needed for Oracle Locator?
Spatial
Oracle interMedia
OLAP Catalog
Oracle XML Database
Oracle Text
Oracle Expression Filter
Oracle Rules Manager
Oracle Workspace Manager
Oracle Data Mining
Oracle Database Catalog Views
Oracle Database Packages and Types
JServer JAVA Virtual Machine
Oracle XDK
Oracle Database Java Packages
OLAP Analytic Workspace
Oracle OLAP API

Oracle Locator is implemented in the MDSYS userid. (It's included in every version and edition of the database since 8i, including 10gR2 Express Edition.)
As you have noted, Locator is considered part of intermedia. (In some versions of Oracle, Locator is officially a feature of intermedia, in others it seems to be independent. In all versions, it uses a commono install with intermedia.) The install for intermedia 10gR2 is described at http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14302/ap_instl_upgrd.htm#sthref649
I believe there are some Locator funtions in 10gR2 that are impemented in Java and require the JVM. The 10gR2 Express Edition (XE) does not include JVM and Locator seems to be mostly functional, but there are areas that do not work.
Technically you do not need Oracle Text or Oracle XDK/XMLDB. I've found they are extremely useful so I do include them in my minimum installs. They are also included in XE.
In your list the following are related to separately licensed EE options: Spatial, OLAP and Data Mining

BEA recommendation for use of Thin or Thick driver of Oracle 10g

What is recommended by BEA to use Oracle Thin or thick driver for connecting to oracle 10g database from Weblogic Server 8.1.5?

nmyneni wrote:
What is recommended by BEA to use Oracle Thin or thick driver for connecting to oracle 10g database from Weblogic Server 8.1.5?Use the Oracle driver in the thin mode, not the thick/OCI mode.
The latter will expose you to native code bugs in OCI that
can kill an entire JVM.

What is the password for 'oracle' user created during XE installation?

Hi,
What is the password for 'oracle' user automatically created when XE is installed?
I installed XE on Linux and it's created under 'oracle' user, but I don't know 'oracle' password. So, I cannot stop TNS listener.
During configuration, it prompted me to enter SYS and SYSADMIN password but it didn't ask me to enter 'oracle' user password.
Please let me know or point me to the document.
Thanks,
N

Hi Jari,
I tried your suggestion, but it didn't work unfortunately.
When I type (sudo su -oracle) as follows, it still prompts the password. When I hit Enter key w/o anything, it seems to proceed and the prompt shows up in the following line. So, I thought it was successful, but when I checked 'whoami', it's not logged in as 'oracle'.
So, I created the password for 'oracle' and logged in as 'oracle' using a new password. Then, I stopped TNS listener to uninstall XE.
It would be nice if it's documented in XE document somewhere... since it's created by XE installation, I assumed some kind of default password was used.
Thanks,
N

What are the BEST books for Oracle database architect/designer?

What concrete books would you recommend for OLTP database developer (to start from the scratch, starting from data sources analysis, logical and physical data modeling, indexes, tuning, maintaining). It doesn't have to be a book particulary for Oracle but suitable for it..
I don't mean books DBA's or overall Oracle handbooks, also not for OLAP.
Thanks!

For learning how to use Oracle database effectively, i would say
Tom Kyte's both books:
Effective Oracle by design
& Expert Oracle Database Architecture
Jonathan Lewis's
Practical Oracle 8i
They tell you all the stuff: what/how to do something? and most importantly what/how not to do ?
And their writing style is just awesome :)
Amardeep Sidhu

What is the best platform for Oracle Server?

What is the best platform for Oracle Server?
What is your criterion?
Thanks,
Somsak B.

I believe that Oracle is developed and coded on a Solaris
platform and then ported to other operating systems. If that is
the case, you can assume that Solaris is the best platform or at
least the safest in terms of performance and risk.
If anyone knows anything to the contrary, pls correct me.

Hi, we need to create the test environment from our production for oracle AP Imaging. we have soa,ipm,ucm and capture managed servers in our weblogic. can anyone tell me what is the best way to clone the environment, can I just tar the weblogic file syste

Hi, we need to create the test environment from our production for oracle AP Imaging. we have soa,ipm,ucm and capture managed servers in our weblogic..
Can anyone tell me what is the best way to cloning the application from different environment, the test and production are in different physical server.
Can I just tar the weblogic file system and untar it to the new server and make the necessary changes?
Can anyone share their experiences and how to with me?
Thank in advance.
Katherine

Hi Katherine,
yes and no . You need as well weblogic + soa files as the database schemas (soa_infra, mds...).
Please refer to the AMIS Blog: https://technology.amis.nl/2011/08/11/clone-your-oracle-fmw-soa-suite-11g/
HTH
Borys

What is size of jre required for oracle on redhat 7.1

what is the file size of jre required for oracle on linux redhat .is this copy in floppy ?

what is the file size of jre required for oracle on linux redhat .is this copy in floppy ?

Whats the Approx. plan for Oracle 11g2 64-bit release plan?

Hi,
I am looking for Oracle 10g2 for Win 7 64-bit but do not have any choice except to wait for 11g2 64-bit release.
I looked at the other similar thread but didn't find any date.
Re: What is the plan for 64-bit Windows?
Can anybody tell me the approx. date of release for 11g2 with Win 7 64-bit support?
Thanks,
Jignesh

> Question is which does SAP ECC 6.0 support ( or recommend ) Oracle 64 bit Dedicated or Shared Server db migration ?
Never heard that anyone uses shared Server Setup with SAP.
With SAP, it is NOT the user having a DB connection.
It is the workprocess, and it is keeping it even if all users are idle.
You allways have dedicated Oracle processes for SAP Workprocesses.
The rather old note 70197 states, that Oracle MTS (multi threaded server)
allowed, but you are on your own to configure it and there are some pitfalls.
Volker

What sql will be for oracle for FOR XML AUTO, XMLSCHEMA, ELEMENTS XSINIL

Hi all,
I have developed an application which supports both database sql server and oracle. I am using sql
select * from test FOR XML AUTO, XMLSCHEMA, ELEMENTS XSINIL, ROOT('test')
to fetch records in xml format from SQL Server.
I want to know what sql will be for oracle to get same result set in xml format.
Thanks in advance.
Edisphere software
Vijay singh

here is one way...
declare
qryctx         DBMS_XMLquery.ctxType;
v_message CLOB;
v_sql          VARCHAR2(400);
begin v_sql := 'SELECT * FROM DUAL';
qryctx := DBMS_XMLquery.newContext(v_sql);
v_message := DBMS_XMLquery.getXML(qryCtx);
DBMS_XMLquery.closeContext(qryCtx);
dbms_output.put_line(v_message);
end;
Sample output is:
===========
<?xml version = '1.0'?>
<ROWSET>
   <ROW num="1">
      <DUMMY>X</DUMMY>
   </ROW>
</ROWSET>Validate it against a schema
xmldoc XMLTYPE;
v_xml_schema varchar2(4000) :='your schema definition';
xmldoc := XMLTYPE(v_xml).createSchemaBasedXML(v_xml_schema);
xmldoc.schemaValidate();Edited by: user130038 on Sep 20, 2011 6:00 AM

What are the installation steps for Oracle Fusion HCM

Hi all
I will like to ask, what are the installation steps for Oracle Fusion HCM as well as can it work on Windows or only on virtual machine?
Thanks

If you're looking to install Fusion HCM, your best bet is to install on linux, eg, Oracle Enterprise Linux. It's up to you whether you put that in a Virtual Machine or not. I don't think Windows is an available platform for Fusion Apps at the moment, although am prepared to be corrected if you find anything to the contrary!
If you're looking to do an install on your own PC/laptop, you're probably out of luck - you'll be needing around 128GB of RAM. Check out this post:
http://onlineappsdba.com/index.php/2011/11/02/fusion-applications-128-gb-memory-and-500-gb-disk-space-are-you-ready/
Atul has also posted some good stuff on installing:
http://onlineappsdba.com/index.php/2011/06/15/install-oracle-fusion-applications-in-10-steps/

What kind of storage we should use for oracle database?

Hi
thank you for reading my post
Can some one please explain what kind of hardware storage is common for oracle database, and kindly please provide some explanations about the reason that we can use such storage?

Perhaps you're thinking about RAID, an acronym for Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks? That's not specific to Oracle by any means, it's a very common way of setting up multiple disks in a server so that the failure of one or two disks doesn't cause the system to lose any data. If you're dealing with a server of any size or any sort of SAN or NAS device, it is going to use RAID, the question is which form of RAID (there are different sorts of configurations with different levels of cost, performance, and durability).
Justin
orafad was a faster typist than I.
Message was edited by:
Justin Cave

What BEA WLS for Oracle 10.2.0.4?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for