BUG in Solaris startup scripts

If you try to define either "PRE_CLASSPATH" or "POST_CLASSPATH" in startWebLogic.sh or startPetStor.sh, the script concatenates them with the undefined variable "WEBLOGICCLASSPATH", effectively nulling out the BEA part of the CLASSPATH.
So WebLogic doesn't start as the main classes are not in the path.
Workaround:
Replace "WEBLOGICCLASSPATH" with "CLASSPATH".

Thanks Rafi,
This has already been fixed in the next release.
Jim Rivera
"Rafi Jacoby" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3a0c6cd9$[email protected]..
>
If you try to define either "PRE_CLASSPATH" or "POST_CLASSPATH" instartWebLogic.sh or startPetStor.sh, the script concatenates them with the
undefined variable "WEBLOGICCLASSPATH", effectively nulling out the BEA part
of the CLASSPATH.
So WebLogic doesn't start as the main classes are not in the path.
Workaround:
Replace "WEBLOGICCLASSPATH" with "CLASSPATH".

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Dear All
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put
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and
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#!/bin/sh
# usage: changedbstatus_ora start|stop
# This script is used to start or stop ORACLE
# $1 = Start, Stop, or reset_logs
# $2 = SID to start or stop (can be all)
# $3 = FORCE Force a shutdown or startup
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# returns VERSION (7.3.4, 8.1.7, 9.2.0 etc)
fn_determine_version() {
set +x
if [ -f ${ORACLE_HOME}/bin/sqldba ]
then
VERSION=`sqldba command=exit | \
awk '/SQL\*DBA: (Release|Version)/ {split($3, V, ".") ; print V[1]}'`
elif [ -f ${ORACLE_HOME}/bin/svrmgrl ]
then
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/PL\/SQL (Release|Version)/ { print substr($3,1,5); exit }
/Oracle7 Server (Release|Version)/ { print substr($4,1,5); exit }
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/Oracle8i (Release|Version)/ { print substr($3,1,5); exit }'`
else
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set +x
ORATAB=/etc/oratab
case `uname` in
SunOS)
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HP-UX)
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AIX)
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OSF1)
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fn_check_status() {
set +x
#Check to see if instance shutdown cleanly (or is still running)
STATUS=0
if [ ${VERSION_MAJOR} -ge 8 ]
then
[ "`ps -ef | egrep pmon_${ORACLE_SID} | grep -v grep`" != "" ] && STATUS=1
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[ -f ${ORACLE_HOME}/dbs/sgadef${ORACLE_SID}.dbf -o \
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# begin_agent start an angent comamnd file
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if [ "$1" = "begin" ]
then
echo "Oracle_${VERSION}(${ORACLE_SID})" > ${RDBMS_HOME}/.rdbms_defaults
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fn_cmd_file command "find ./ -name "/tmp/changdbstatus*" -mtime +2 -print -exec rm {} \\\+"
if [ "$1" = "" ]
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# if [ ${VERSION_MAJOR} -lt 9 ]
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fn_stop_database() {
set +x
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if [ "${ALL_DATABASES}" = "Y" ]
then
#We now use an Oracle 10g Enterprise manager which does not support Oracle 8i agents so they haven't been started
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# then
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LISTENER_NAME=`grep "SID_LIST_" ${TNS_ADMIN:-$ORACLE_HOME/network/admin}/listener.ora | \
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ORIGINAL_ORACLE_PATH=${ORACLE_PATH}
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if [ "$3" = "FORCE" ]
then
FORCE=Y
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FORCE=N
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fn_start_agent
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ALL_DATABASES=N
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do
ORACLE_SID=${ORATAB_SID} ;export ORACLE_SID
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PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/etc ;export PATH
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:${ORACLE_HOME}/lib ;export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
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if [ ${VERSION_MAJOR} -ge 9 ]
then
PFILE=${ORACLE_HOME}/dbs/spfile${ORACLE_SID}.ora
else
PFILE=${ORACLE_HOME}/dbs/init${ORACLE_SID}.ora
fi
if [ -f ${PFILE} ]
then
fn_check_status #See if instance is already running
case $1 in
start | START )
if [ ${STATUS} -eq 1 ]
then
if [ "${FORCE}" = "Y" ]
then
echo Instance ${ORACLE_SID} already running - forcing shutdown
fn_stop_database abort
else
echo Instance ${ORACLE_SID} already running
continue
fi
fi
if [ "${ALL_DATABASES}" = "Y" -o $ "${ORATAB_START}" = "Y" -a "${ALL_DATABASES}" = "N" $ ]
then
fn_start_database
if [ ${RETURN_STATUS} -eq 0 ]
then
echo "Instance ${ORACLE_SID} started."
else
echo "Instance ${ORACLE_SID} NOT started."
fi
else
echo "Instance ${ORACLE_SID} NOT started."
fi;;
stop | STOP)
if [ ${STATUS} -eq 0 ]
then
if [ "${FORCE}" = "Y" ]
then
echo Instance ${ORACLE_SID} already shutdown - forcing shutdown
fn_stop_database abort
else
echo Instance ${ORACLE_SID} already shutdown
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then
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fi
fi;;
reset_logs)
fn_reset_logs;;
esac
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echo ""
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if [ "${ALL_DATABASES}" = "Y" -a $ "$1" = "stop" -o "$1" = "STOP" $ -a ${BITS} = 64 ]
then
fn_stop_agent
fi
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ORACLE_SID=${ORIGINAL_ORACLE_PATH};export ORACLE_SID
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${ORIGINAL_LD_LIBRARY_PATH};export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
PATH=${ORIGINAL_PATH};export PATH
for VARIABLE in FILTER ORATAB_HOME ORATAB_SID ORATAB_START STATUS ORATAB \
PFILE SQL_COMMAND VERSION RETURN_STATUS RDBMS_HOME \
LISTENER_NAME FORCE ALL_DATABASES VERSION_MAJOR \
BITS LISTENER
do
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unset VARIABLE) 2>&1 | tee /tmp/changedbstatus_ora.log
regards
Graham

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Dear community,
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Choose Utilities from the Finder’s Go menu, open the AppleScript Editor, and paste in the following:
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Office 2010: 7015
So in this example runtme is installed without the SP2. installing runtime alone gives with SP2...
The message is gone. There was a other policy inherited from above that caused the message. The only problem now is that when installing both, runtime 2010 with SP2 files and Office 2010 with SP2 files, then one of the two don't get the Sp2 installed, why
is that?

> In the bat file, I have a line that records if the install completes
> successfully or failed. I don't have any other logging in my
> script. Are you referring to something like GPO logging? I know that
> the script runs because when I am looking at one of the PCs, I can
So it is NOT GP related but rather your script fails?!? Put some "echo
%~n0 %date% %time%>>Log-File-Of-Your-Choice.txt" in it to check what's
going on. And put ">>Log-File-Of-Your-Choice.txt 2>&1" at the end of
critical commands to capture their output.
> I ran the gpresult /h command which shows all User Configuration
> policies, but NOTHING appears under the Computer Configuration section.
Admin commandline? If not, you don't see computer settings :)
Martin
Mal ein
GUTES Buch über GPOs lesen?
NO THEY ARE NOT EVIL, if you know what you are doing:
Good or bad GPOs?
And if IT bothers me - coke bottle design refreshment :))
Martin,
I still did not figure out why the installation script did not work for some of the PCs, even though the PCs have the same image. For the ones that don't work, I will install manually. Can you please look at the screenshots of the GPO
settings I am using, and let me know if there is any settings that I need to remove or add?
Thanks

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