11g installation, how to dowload from zipped files

So, I am supposed to be installing 11g on my machine.. someone had already dowloaded the "bi_windows_x86_111150_64_disks" zip files on my machine. I am told I need to dowload from the zip file, do I just right click and extract all or what? Please help, when I did the extract all.. then it created a different file namely "bishiphome".... what do I do with this file then
please please help
Chuck

Hey Chuck,
Put All Disks in one folder and RCU
First run RCU then OBIEE11g
follow this
http://santoshbidw.wordpress.com/2012/05/12/obiee-11g-installation-11-1-1-6-on-windows-7-64bit-os/
by the way
Re: MY DASHBOARD LINK DOESN'T TAKE TO THE CORRECT PLACE
I told YOU the samething :)
Thanks
NK
Edited by: DNK on Apr 24, 2013 9:27 AM

Similar Messages

How to email a .zip file attachment from PC

Hi,
Please, let me know how to email a .zip file attachment from Presentation Server.
Thanks,
Madhuri.

Hi,
try fm SO_DOCUMENT_SEND_API1
it's well documented (look with SE37)
and look here:
/people/thomas.jung3/blog/2004/09/08/sending-e-mail-from-abap--version-610-and-higher--bcs-interface
regards Andreas

How do you use zip files?

Hello all,
I have always stayed away from ZIP files (as in doing it myself, to my own files), since my days in Windows, after all the countless corrupt ZIP files I received from others, that simply would not UNzip...
But recently I've come across references to them again, and I realised I might be missing a trick or two....
Any comments on the following would be appreciated:
1.) What can I use them for?
As in - could I ZIP my entire folder of holiday pictures - all 13GB's of them?
Or is there some sort of size limit, where anything over, and things become problematic?
Are some file types Zipped better than others?
2.) How does it actually work?
As in - what happens to my original files?
Assume the holiday pics are Zipped - do the orginals get compressed, or can I select it so that copies are Zipped, as a kind of backup?
3.) How safe is it?
As in - assuming my hardware and software are all OK, nothing buggy etc. - if I create the ZIP file, pop it somewhere on a USB/External/the same laptop, and then Unzip it later, when I need them again - am I correct in assuming that the chances of the file being corrupted, are relatively slim?
And coming back to those holiday pics - could the compression process result in a loss in picture quality/resolution, were I to then unzip the file? Or - assuming everything works as planned - will the quality of the pictures/file emerge exactly the same as they were prior to being compressed?
I realise all of the above are ridiculously simple questions - but googling this doesn't really help, as most sites simply explain the how to, not the WHY...
The WHY articles were probably all written 15 years ago already... I'm just very, very far behind....
Thanks in advance!
[Mid-2012 MBP 8GB Ram; OSX ML]

Zipping an image file should have no effect on image quality, as the image data is not actually changed.
Note that there's very little point in zipping a folder full of images, unless the images are not a compressed file type. You can't compress data that is already compressed - in fact, trying to do so often increases the file size - and JPEG images, for example, are already compressed.
For the most part, you don't need to use zip at all. I absolutely DO NOT recommend storing your files and/or folders on the hard drive in compressed form as a space-saving measure. It doesn't save enough space to be worth the time needed to compress files large enough to warrant it on a modern drive. Accessing zipped files is a pain, too, since you basically have to decompress the whole thing in order to access a file inside a zip file.
Zip becomes useful if you need to attach a large number of files to an e-mail message (zip the files, then attach the single zip file) or want to create an archive of multiple files to download from a web site through a single link. In other words, in situations where you need to transmit many files over the internet, especially where Windows users may be involved, zipping files can be either important or a convenience.

How to append to zip files

I would like to know how to append to a zip file, I know how to write a zip file and I can put as many entries in the first time but if I run my program again and try to add a file to the same zip file it erases what was already in it. I use ZipOutputStream(new FileOutputStream), I have tried the FileOutputStream append but it does not seem to work for zip files, I have tried RandomAccessFile on my zip file but that just seems to add the bytes to the file that already in the zip file, and makes the file unopenable, corrupt. If you can help, please tell me how.

You actually have to open the previous zipped file, read it's entries and their data and then rewrite a new zip file with these entries and their data. You can then delete your first file and rename the new one so the effect is that you have "appended" zip files to the existing archive.
Here is an example which I pieced together from a larger bit of code that I have. This would need to be in a try/catch but this should give you a start.
/** This method adds a new file to an existing zip file. It * includes all the zipped entries previously written.
* @param file The old zip archive
* @param filename The name of the file to be Added
* @param data The data to go into the zipped file
* NOTE: This method will write a new file and data to an archive, to
* write an existing file, we must first read the data frm the file,
* then you could call this method.
public void addToArchive(File file, String filename, String data)
     ZipOutputStream zipOutput = null;
ZipFile zipFile = null;
Enumeration zippedFiles = null;
ZipEntry currEntry = null;
ZipEntry entry = null;
zipFile = new ZipFile( file.getAbsolutePath() );
     //get an enumeration of all existing entries
zippedFiles = zipFile.entries();
     //create your output zip file
zipOutput = new ZipOutputStream( new FileOutputStream ( new File( "NEW" + file.getAbsolutePath() ) ) );
//Get all the data out of the previously zipped files and write it to a new ZipEntry to go into a new file archive
while (zippedFiles.hasMoreElements())
//Retrieve entry of existing files
currEntry = (ZipEntry)zippedFiles.nextElement();
//Read data from existing file
BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader( zipFile.getInputStream( currEntry ) ) );
String currentLine = null;
StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();
while( (currentLine = reader.readLine() ) != null )
buffer.append( currentLine);
//Commit the data
zipOutput.putNextEntry(new ZipEntry(currEntry.getName()) ) ;
zipOutput.write (buffer.toString().getBytes() );
zipOutput.flush();
zipOutput.closeEntry();
//Close the old zip file
zipFile.close();
//Write the 'new' file to the archive, commit, and close
entry = new ZipEntry( newFileEntryName );
zipOutput.putNextEntry( entry );
zipOutput.write( data.getBytes() );
zipOutput.flush();
zipOutput.closeEntry();
zipOutput.close();
     //delete the old file and rename the new one
File toBeDeleted = new File ( file.getAbsolutePath() );
toBeDeleted.delete();
     File toBeRenamed = new File ( "NEW" + file.getAbsolutePath() );
toBeRenamed.rename( file );
Like I said I haven't tested this code as it is here but hopefully it can help. Good luck.

How to insert a ZIP file in the message body and display it as icons

how to attach an ZIP file as an inline attachment. whether its possible in java mail.

Stop asking the same thing over and over.
Keep the discussion in your original thread.

How to open a zip-file in Bridge for PC?

How to open a zip-file in Bridge for PC?

I think it's built in, just double click on it and it should open with Archive Utility. I dunno, maybe Unrar X might work for you>
JB

How to store the zip file in oracle table?

hi,
How to store the zip file in oracle table ?
is it possible to unzip and read the file ?
Thanks
Rangan S

SQL> DESC BLOB_TABLE;
Name Type Nullable Default Comments
A INTEGER Y
B BLOB Y
SQL> INSERT INTO BLOB_TABLE VALUES(5,BLOB('MWDIR_TST','TEST.ZIP'));
INSERT INTO BLOB_TABLE VALUES(5,BLOB('MWDIR_TST','TEST.ZIP'))
ORA-00904: "BLOB": invalid identifier
SQL> INSERT INTO BLOB_TABLE VALUES(5,('MWDIR_TST','TEST.ZIP'));
INSERT INTO BLOB_TABLE VALUES(5,('MWDIR_TST','TEST.ZIP'))
ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis
SQL> INSERT INTO BLOB_TABLE VALUES(5,('\\MWDIR_TST\TEST.ZIP'));
INSERT INTO BLOB_TABLE VALUES(5,('\\MWDIR_TST\TEST.ZIP'))
ORA-01465: invalid hex number
SQL> INSERT INTO BLOB_TABLE VALUES(5,('\\MWDIR_TST\TEST.ZIP'));

How to check & unzip zip file using java

Dear friends
How to check & unzip zip file using java, I have some files which are pkzip or some other zip I want to find out the type of ZIp & then I want to unzip these files, pls guide me
thanks

How to check & unzip zip file using java, I have
ve some files which are pkzip or some other zip I
want to find out the type of ZIp & then I want to
unzip these files, pls guide meWhat do you mean "other zip"? Either they're zip archives or not, there are no different types.

Getting this error Installation failed: error in opening zip file..

Hi,
when i run the MI application synchronization screen was opened.When i click synchronize icon I got the following result.
-->Synchronization started.
-->Connection set up(without proxy) to: http://yhsapr04.yashsap.com:8004/sap/bc/MJC/mi_host?~sysid=mix&
-->Successfully connected with server.
-->Processing of inbound data began.
-->Assignment to application: ZNEW_MCD1 1.0
-->System determined that some required applications are not located on your device. They are now being installed.
-->Download of application: ZNEW_MCD1 1.0:sample
-->Installation of: ZNEW_MCD1 1.0:sample
-->Installation failed: error in opening zip file.
-->To complete installation restart your device
Here the error is this
Installation failed: error in opening zip file..
can any body resolve this
Regards,
Sunaina Reddy T

Hi,
There is a same post...
SAP application not registered:error in opening zip file
Regards,

How to read from properties file

Hi,
I am using JSR 168.
while creating a new portlet, a folder gets created with the name as "portlet". Under which is resource package and <PortletName>Bundle.java.
pls tell me how to read from .properties file.
waiting eagerly for some reply
Thanks & Regards,
HP
Edited by: user9003827 on Apr 13, 2010 3:42 AM

I think i have mixed it up :)
I have looked at it again and believe you are using regular JSP portlets.
Can you tell what you want to achieve by reading .properties file. Are you meaning the preferences of the portlet or what exactly are you trying to do?
Reading propertie files is easy:
// Read properties file.
Properties properties = new Properties();
try {
properties.load(new FileInputStream("filename.properties"));
String myKey = properties.getProperty("yourKey");
} catch (IOException e) {
}Edited by: Yannick.O on 13-Apr-2010 05:52

How to convert from xml file to html using java code

How to convert from xml file to html file using java code

Get yourself Apache Xalan or Saxon or some XSLT processor
String styleSheet = "/YourXSLTStylesheet.xsl";
String dataSource = "/YourXMLDocument.xml";
InputStream stylesheetSource = TransformMe.class.getResourceAsStream(styleSheet);
InputStream dataSourceStream = TransformMe.class.getResourceAsStream(dataSource);
OutputStream transformedOut = new FileOutputStream("filename.html");
TransformerFactory tFactory = TransformerFactory.newInstance();
Transformer transformer = tFactory.newTransformer(new StreamSource(stylesheetSource));
transformer.transform(new StreamSource(dataSourceStream), new StreamResult(transformedOut));You'll also need to learn XSLT if you don't already know that. Here's a good place to start
http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/

How to Load OE Zip Files from C drive to Linux VM?

I am running Windows 7 Professional, 8GB RAM, quad-core, 1.5 GHz, 560 GB hard drive.
I downloaded Linux into Virtual Box and it runs correctly.
I downloaded Oracle Database Enterprise (OE) 11gR2 onto my C drive (two zip files, 32-bit).
Now how do I install OE on Linux? (Can't figure out how to get it from my C dirve to the VM.)
Please be as detailed as your patience permits.
Thanks!

Download WinSCP program. And connect to linux. There is left side and right side. The right side is linux side. And the left is windows side. Choose zip files from left side and press F5 key to copy to linux side.
http://winscp.net/eng/download.php
Talip Hakan Ozturk
http://taliphakanozturken.wordpress.com/

How do you install zipped files

I have downloaded a zipped file and when I open it to install it I can't find where it goes. I have ended up saving it about ten times. I am new with the apple but this is the first time I have not been able to install a download. Thanks for your help.

If you have downloaded the zipped file from the web, it should go into your "Downloads" folder, based on the preferences in your web browers.
Are you using Safari? If you are, go to the downloads window, right-click, select "Show in Finder".
Once the file is unzipped, you can select the unzipped disk image or installer and launch it to install your application.

How to restore from a file ending with ".pcv"

I saved a profile which appears as a pcv file (using mozbackup).
How do I use this to restore details to Firefox on another computer?
I am using v 3.6 on Windows 7

You can install mozbackup on the other computer and use that to import the .pcv file.
Alternatively, a pcv file is just a zip file, you can use any archive utility that can extract zip files and manually copy the contents into your current profile folder. For details of the location of your profile folder see the [[profiles]] article. The [[Recovering important data from an old profile]] article may also be of use, in your case the old profile is the pcv file.

How to import a zipped file?

Hi-
I am trying to import a zipped file (UCSF hospitalist handbook) into itunes, so I can then put it on my iphone. I've used this handbook on my palm pilot for years, but would like to now use it on my iphone. I cannot seem to import it into itunes though. I downloaded from here: http://www.meistermed.com/isilodepot/isilodocs/isilodocs_ucsf_hospitalisthandbook.htm:
but then don't know how to get into itunes. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Zip files are like wrapped presents. You have to unzip them to see what goodies are inside!
Usually double-clicking the Zip file will give you a dialog to start the extraction.
If by any chance that doesn't work, right-clck the ZIP file and choose Open With > Compressed Folders.
Presumably the contents will turn out to be iTunes-compatible files and you can add them to your library.

11g installation, how to dowload from zipped files

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for