XDF Files execution

Hi
I am upgrading my Oracle Apps 11.5.9 instance to 11.5.10.2 using patch 3480000. All the pre-req were met but during the application number of objects were not created or updated. I have to run XDF files manually but they are so many and also I don't wanna miss any of them. This seems to be very tedious job and have to baby site this patch. Is there any way to apply all the xdf files at once?? any patch or script?? I did apply 3480000 on a test instance and had no issues like this but now on my LIVE server, it is driving me nuts.
Please help
Rashid

What are those XDF files?
XDF are XML Definition files and contain scripts to create ORACLE objects. Oracle has a utility to execute them individually following Note:306906.1. They exist is almost all product folders in APPL_TOP i.e.
/d02/oracle/prodappl/jtf/11.5.0/patch/115/xdf
Did you try to apply the patch using "adpatch
options=prereq" to make sure that all pre-req.
patches have been applied?
It is not the problem with pre-req as all of them were applied as suggested by the document and the TUMS report.
>
I did apply 3480000 on a test instance and had noissues like this but now on my LIVE server, it is
driving me nuts.
Have you done any changes on production after cloning
it to test?No, they were identical
Thanks
Rashid

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