File(*.VI) Rename Issue

I am facing issue with respect to renaming a file under project explorer.
Steps:
1. Open a Project
2. Add a VI with file name as "DeInitialize"
3. Right Click and select Rename
4. File Dialog opens to enter new name
5. Enter "Deinitialize" (Only change is from DeInitialize to Deinitialize)
6. LabVIEW Popup message (File Already Exist) asking for replace it.
7. At the end file name remains same as “DeInitialize”.
I am finding it weird. I have to rename the file to something else and then back to make it work.
Is it a OS issue or LabVIEW environment issue.
I am working with LabVIEW 2013 SP1 under Windows 7.

Vijay_J wrote:
I am facing issue with respect to renaming a file under project explorer.
Steps:
1. Open a Project
2. Add a VI with file name as "DeInitialize"
3. Right Click and select Rename
4. File Dialog opens to enter new name
5. Enter "Deinitialize" (Only change is from DeInitialize to Deinitialize)
6. LabVIEW Popup message (File Already Exist) asking for replace it.
7. At the end file name remains same as “DeInitialize”.
I am finding it weird. I have to rename the file to something else and then back to make it work.
Is it a OS issue or LabVIEW environment issue.
I am working with LabVIEW 2013 SP1 under Windows 7.
I think it's a LV thing. I believe that a LV "rename" does more than rename the VI. I think it actually creates a new VI with the new name and updates everything to point to the new file, then deletes the old one. Since you cannot name a new file with an existing name, it's just not allowed. Notice that LV opens up a file dialog box instead of just letting you edit the name directly? And that "rename" is in the "save as" dialog? Also note that the date changes on the file when you rename it.
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6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/cpu/cpuoct2007/catcpu.sql +> NEW
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/cpu/cpuoct2007/catcpu_rollback.sql +> NEW
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/cpu/cpuoct2007/ctxcpu.sql +> NEW
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/cpu/cpuoct2007/imcpu.sql +> NEW
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/cpu/cpuoct2007/imcpu_rollback.sql +> NEW
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/cpu/cpuoct2007/jvmcpu.sql +> NEW
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/cpu/cpuoct2007/sdocpu.sql +> NEW
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/cpu/cpuoct2007/wkcpu.sql +> NEW
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/cpu/cpuoct2007/xdbcpu.sql +> NEW
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/soap/webapps/soap/WEB-INF/lib/soap.jar
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/soap/webapps/soap/WEB-INF/lib/xmlparserv2-soap.jar +> NEW
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/Apache.exe
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/ApacheCore.dll
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/bin/htdigest.exe
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/bin/htpasswd.exe
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/bin/rotatelogs.exe
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/modules/ApacheModuleDigest.dll
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/modules/ApacheModuleDMS.dll
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/modules/ApacheModuleFastCGI.dll
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/modules/ApacheModuleOprocmgr.dll
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/modules/ApacheModuleProxy.dll
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/modules/ApacheModuleRewrite.dll
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/modules/ApacheModuleSecurity.dll +> NEW
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/modules/ApacheModuleSSL.dll
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Apache/htdocs/mod_ose.html
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Jserv/ApacheJServ.jar
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Jserv/ApacheModuleJServ.dll
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Jserv/dms2Client.jar
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Jserv/dms2Server.jar
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Jserv/servlets/IsItWorking.class
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/Jserv/servlets/IsItWorking.java
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/ocs4j/lib/cache.jar
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/Apache/open_ssl/bin/openssl.exe
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/lib/xmlcomp.jar
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/ctx/admin/driload.plb
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/ord/jlib/ordimimg.jar
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/ord/jlib/ordimimg_depl.jar
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/javavm/admin/classes.bin
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/javavm/admin/ordimimg_lib.jar +> NEW
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/md/admin/prvtcat.plb
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/md/admin/prvtgmd.plb
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/md/admin/prvtrtr.plb
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/md/admin/sdolrsb.plb
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/md/admin/sdopatch.sql
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/ultrasearch/lib/ultrasearch_midtier.jar
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/ultrasearch/admin/wk0qapi.plb
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/ultrasearch/admin/wk0qry.plb
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/oracore/zoneinfo/readme.txt
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/oracore/zoneinfo/timezlrg.dat
6417013: D:/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/oracore/zoneinfo/timezone.dat
Retrieving patch to roll back: patch_found = 1.
Looking for pre-patch readme D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\custom\pre.txt
Rolling back with all-node mode.
OPatch detected non-cluster Oracle Home from the inventory and will patch the local system only.
Oracle instances have been shut down, proceeding with auto-rollback.
Starting to remove patch from the system at 03-29-2008_14-43-41.
Looking for pre-patch script D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\custom\scripts\pre.bat
preparing to execute D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\custom\scripts\pre.bat
Executing the Roll-back pre-patch script (D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\custom\scripts\pre.bat)...
======= Pre-Install Script Output ==============================
exit code = "0"
======= End of Pre-Install Script Output =======================
Removing patch 6417013...
Restore Archive File
Restore Copy File
Restoring copied files...
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\network\agent\events\oracle\rdbms\space\tbspfull.tcl_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\agentctl.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\agntsrvc.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\ctxhx.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\dbsnmp.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\dbv.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\exp.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\htmcnv.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\htmsr.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\imp.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\jtdsr.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\kvxwpsa.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\mw8sr.dll_done_6417013
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oidldapd.exe.
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oracle.exe.
Restoring file: D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\oracle.exe_pre_6417013 -> d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oracle.exe
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oraclient9.dll.
Restoring file: D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\oraclient9.dll_pre_6417013 -> d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oraclient9.dll
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oracommon9.dll.
Restoring file: D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\oracommon9.dll_pre_6417013 -> d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oracommon9.dll
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oracore9.dll.
Restoring file: D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\oracore9.dll_pre_6417013 -> d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oracore9.dll
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\orageneric9.dll.
Restoring file: D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\orageneric9.dll_pre_6417013 -> d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\orageneric9.dll
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oran9.dll.
Restoring file: D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\oran9.dll_pre_6417013 -> d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oran9.dll
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\orank59.dll_done_6417013
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oranl9.dll.
Restoring file: D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\oranl9.dll_pre_6417013 -> d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oranl9.dll
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oranldap9.dll.
Restoring file: D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\oranldap9.dll_pre_6417013 -> d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oranldap9.dll
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\oranmi.dll_done_6417013
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\orannts9.dll.
Restoring file: D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\orannts9.dll_pre_6417013 -> d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\orannts9.dll
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\orapls9.dll.
Restoring file: D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\orapls9.dll_pre_6417013 -> d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\orapls9.dll
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oraxml9.dll.
Restoring file: D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\oraxml9.dll_pre_6417013 -> d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oraxml9.dll
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\pdfsr.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\sqlldr.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\sqlplus.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\sqlplusw.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\vdc.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\wp6sr.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\bin\xlssr.dll_done_6417013
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\plsql\lib\orapls9.lib.
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\oracle.sym_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\oraclient9.sym_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\oracommon9.sym_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\oracore9.sym_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\orageneric9.sym_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\orapls9.sym_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtbadd.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtbath.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtbkrs.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtbmas.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtbobg.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtbrpc.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtbrrq.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtbsqu.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtbut4.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtbutl.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtgen.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtofln.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtpexp.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtsath.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtxdbp.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\prvtxdbz.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\admin\recover.bsq_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\mesg\dbvus.msb_done_6417013
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\rdbms\mesg\oraus.msb.
Restoring file: D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\mesg\oraus.msb_pre_6417013 -> d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\rdbms\mesg\oraus.msb
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\rdbms\jlib\cdc.jar_done_6417013
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\cpu\cpuoct2007\catcpu.sql.
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\cpu\cpuoct2007\catcpu_rollback.sql.
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\cpu\cpuoct2007\ctxcpu.sql.
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\cpu\cpuoct2007\imcpu.sql.
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\cpu\cpuoct2007\imcpu_rollback.sql.
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\cpu\cpuoct2007\jvmcpu.sql.
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\cpu\cpuoct2007\sdocpu.sql.
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\cpu\cpuoct2007\wkcpu.sql.
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\cpu\cpuoct2007\xdbcpu.sql.
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\soap\webapps\soap\web-inf\lib\soap.jar_done_6417013
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\soap\webapps\soap\web-inf\lib\xmlparserv2-soap.jar.
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\apache\apache.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\apache\apachecore.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\apache\bin\htdigest.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\apache\bin\htpasswd.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\apache\bin\rotatelogs.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\apache\modules\apachemoduledigest.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\apache\modules\apachemoduledms.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\apache\modules\apachemodulefastcgi.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\apache\modules\apachemoduleoprocmgr.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\apache\modules\apachemoduleproxy.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\apache\modules\apachemodulerewrite.dll_done_6417013
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\apache\apache\modules\apachemodulesecurity.dll.
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\apache\modules\apachemodulessl.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\apache\htdocs\mod_ose.html_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\jserv\apachejserv.jar_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\jserv\apachemodulejserv.dll_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\jserv\dms2client.jar_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\jserv\dms2server.jar_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\jserv\servlets\isitworking.class_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\jserv\servlets\isitworking.java_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\ocs4j\lib\cache.jar_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\apache\open_ssl\bin\openssl.exe_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\lib\xmlcomp.jar_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\ctx\admin\driload.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\ord\jlib\ordimimg.jar_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\ord\jlib\ordimimg_depl.jar_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\javavm\admin\classes.bin_done_6417013
Restoring d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\javavm\admin\ordimimg_lib.jar.
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\md\admin\prvtcat.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\md\admin\prvtgmd.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\md\admin\prvtrtr.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\md\admin\sdolrsb.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\md\admin\sdopatch.sql_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\ultrasearch\lib\ultrasearch_midtier.jar_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\ultrasearch\admin\wk0qapi.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\ultrasearch\admin\wk0qry.plb_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\oracore\zoneinfo\readme.txt_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\oracore\zoneinfo\timezlrg.dat_done_6417013
File patched on previous run, will be skipped : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\6417013\\oracore\zoneinfo\timezone.dat_done_6417013
Restore Jar File
Restoring jar files...
OPatch encounters the following file roll-back issues:
The following files had problems with being restored:
1.     d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oracle.exe
2.     d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oraclient9.dll
3.     d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oracommon9.dll
4.     d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oracore9.dll
5.     d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\orageneric9.dll
6.     d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oran9.dll
7.     d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oranl9.dll
8.     d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oranldap9.dll
9.     d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\orannts9.dll
10.     d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\orapls9.dll
11.     d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\bin\oraxml9.dll
12.     d:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\rdbms\mesg\oraus.msb
Replying 'Y' will terminate the patch roll-back immediately. It WILL NOT restore any updates that have been performed to this point. It WILL NOT update the inventory.
Replying 'N' will update the inventory showing the patch has been removed.
Do you want to STOP?
Please respond Y|N >
Y (auto-answered by -silent)
File Back-up Errors!
ERROR: OPatch failed during patching, possibly due to missing files.
Please provide me a resolution as I have tried my best in google, yahoo and different place with no luck as yet.
Thanks,
blf2vkr

Hi there:
My greetings and regards for all the efforts you are putting to resolve this issue.
Thanks!
I have checked all the Oracle Related services including Distributed Transaction Coordinator were stopped. In a summury the following services were stopped before the patched were applied.
1. OracleOra920Agent
2. OracleOra920TNSListener
3. OracleServiceMission
4. OracleServiceReposit
5. Distributed Transaction Coordinator
Here it shows as follows when I execute the command lsinventory:
D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\OPatch>opatch lsinventory
Oracle Interim Patch Installer version 1.0.0.0.57
Copyright (c) 2007 Oracle Corporation. All Rights Reserved..
We recommend you refer to the OPatch documentation under
OPatch/docs for usage reference. We also recommend using
the latest OPatch version. For the latest OPatch version
and other support related issues, please refer to document
293369.1 which is viewable from metalink.oracle.com
Oracle Home : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0
Oracle Home Inventory : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\inventory
Central Inventory : C:\Program Files\oracle\inventory
from : N/A
OUI location : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\oui
OUI shared library : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\oui\lib\win32\oraInstaller.dll
Java location : "D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\jre\1.4.2\bin\java.exe"
Log file location : D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0/.patch_storage/<patch ID>/*.log
Creating log file "D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\.patch_storage\LsInventory__03-31-2008_10-34-33.log"
Result:
Installed Patch List:
=====================
1) Patch 5878965 applied on Sat Mar 29 14:43:08 EST 2008
[ Base Bug(s): 5726045 ]
2) Patch 6417013 applied on Fri Dec 21 10:42:43 EST 2007
[ Base Bug(s): 4689959 5263201 5354122 5214373 5901910 5211863 3308166 4057920 5660451 5172444 5744161 5530583 508423
9 4660718 5731178 3578226 5887105 6395038 5901875 4483286 5523578 6079582 3755693 5576565 5609388 5385973 5845928 2558849 5
369855 5865568 5958589 3036540 5116414 6417013 4401437 4219214 6130292 5723241 6130293 5860241 3870360 5129407 5065418 6404
861 5671074 6263319 5639513 5631836 5225596 5068565 5530958 5275475 5284862 5169684 5566937 5495695 5977665 5396877 6079599
6133610 5223027 4628013 5681320 5911532 4254094 5188321 5602654 3667025 4480159 6028753 3378426 5728380 5703297 5650477 60
38279 5842790 4905638 4593537 5629365 5970484 5933477 5523799 2775579 5895827 5345999 5031712 5140931 3639130 3521347 45415
24 5491035 5391326 5652380 5845232 5915901 3679014 4901089 4695511 3920693 4372359 4969005 5505981 5509707 5765361 5726094
5562159 6128197 3959063 5762618 2965960 4966417 5149865 5742895 4998554 5887577 ]
OPatch succeeded.
OPatch returns with error code = 0
D:\app\oracle\product\9.2.0\OPatch>
Truly Yours,
blf2vkr

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JeffCMKRNL wrote:
Does Time Machine perform any sort of Content oriented backups to the TM volume? I seem to remember reading somewhere that it did, but only at the file level. In other words, is the entire file or group of files backed up again if:
1. The file is renamed?
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2. An enclosing parent folder is renamed?
yes
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4. Only a resource fork is changed? If so, is the whole file backed up again?
yes
5. Duplicate files with different names or different locations?
yes
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