How to find verion of Oracle Procurment

how do i find what version I'm on?

SQL> SELECT (bug_number),
decode((bug_number),
'3384350', 'SCM_PF.J',
'2700001','PRC_PF.I',
'2320032','PRC_PF.H',
'2141229','PRC_PF.G',
'1891381','PRC_PF.F',
'1745369','PRC_PF.E',
'1554100','PRC_PF.D',
'2123967','11.5.7 11i.PRC_PF.G',
'2293243','11.5.8 11i.PRC_PF.H',
'2669606','11.5.9 11i.PRC_PF.I',
'3140000','11.5.10 11i.SCM_PF.J',
'3240000','11.5.10.1',
'3480000','11.5.10.2',
'4017300','ATG CU 1',
'4125550','ATG CU 2',
'4334965','ATG CU 3',
'4676589','ATG CU 4',
'Other')
FROM ad_bugs
WHERE bug_number IN
('3384350','2700001','2320032', '2141229',
'1891381' ,'1745369','1554100','2123967',
'2293243','2669606','3140000','4017300','4125550','3480000',
'4334965','3240000','4676589')
order by bug_number desc
/

Similar Messages

How to find out what Oracle version?

Hi,
Could anyone tell me how to find out what Oracle version is on your AIX/Unix machine? It looks like Oracle Installer doesn't use the native OS installation(installp,pkgadd) process, so I can't use lslpp/pkginfo to find out what filesets are installed.
Thanks
HQ.

Hi!
As far ar Oracle version is concerned, you can find it at the database level after connecting to the database
select * from v$version;
i am not sure if there is someway to find at the o/s level.
Good luck
null

How to find the of Oracle software types and versions installed

Hi,
How to find the of Oracle software types and versions installed on RedHat Linux AS machine and Sunsolaris10 machine?
Regards,
Mathew

I'm not sure about your point.
You can use "opatch" command-line
cd $ORACLE_HOME/OPatch
./opatch lsinventory -detail
PRODUCT NAME VERSION
============ =======
Advanced Queueing (AQ) API Patch 10.1.0.4.0
Advanced Queueing (AQ) API 10.1.0.2.0
Advanced Replication Patch 10.1.0.4.0
Advanced Replication 10.1.0.2.0
Agent Required Support Files Patch 10.1.0.4.0
Agent Required Support Files 10.1.0.2.0
Assistant Common Files Patch 10.1.0.4.0
Assistant Common Files 10.1.0.2.0
Authentication and Encryption Patch 10.1.0.4.0

How to find out whether Oracle database was upgraded ??

Hi,
I need to find out whether my Oracle database was upgraded, If yes how to find out by SQL query .I know their is database_properties table, but when I try to query that it didnt gave me the output which I required.
Like in SAP we have uvers table which keep info about the upgrade history, whether such history is avaliable in oracle ?? . Iam looking out for output which is like old database Release 9.2.0.7 and new database release 10.2.0.2.
Whether similar such history is maintained in Oracle database.
Awaiting for your feedback.
Kind Regards
Neenad

Hi all,
After checking all the material,I dont think prior to 10g, oracle register its earlier version.
The views of v$version show the current version for various components and also dba_registry displays info about catlog/catproc versions.
In 10g, you can use the following query to know the version when the database was broughtup.
select startup_time,version,db_name from dba_hist_database_instance.
Anways thanks to all of you.
Kind Regards
Neenad

How to find service port oracle use.. for http... ftp.. ?

Can any one tell me how to find what services ports does oracel uses for services like HTTP and FTP... ?
Is there any commad that I can execute on SQL*PLUS console to find that ???

Depends on the version of Oracle.
If Oracle XE, or you are using XDB capability, you use
SELECT dbms_xdb.gethttpport(), dbms_xdb.getftpport() from dual;
and verify using lsnrctl status
Otherwise you look at the Apache config files in $ORACLE_HOME/Apache/Apache/conf/httpd.*

How to find if a Oracle software is 32-bit or 64-bit

Is there a easy way to find out if Oracle software is 32-bit or 64-bit ?

yes, if it's 64-bit version, it shows in v$version & for 32-bit it will not specify this exlicitely.
There is another interesting method to find this wordsize.
Query v$sqltext, and take the address information of the SQL. If the total length of ADDRESS column is 8
( eg: 78D049E4)
, this means that wordsize=8*4=32, since 1 hexadecimal character = 4 bits.
similarly, in 64-bit Oracle, you will get addresses with a length of 16. ( 16*4 = 64)

How to find characterSet of Oracle Application Server

How can I find out the character set that was installed when Oracle Application Server was installed?

- Refer to the OAS Globalization Support Document.
Oracle® Application Server Globalization Support Guide
10g Release 2 (10.1.2)
B14004-02
- Read with care these sections:
6.1 Installing Oracle Application Server for Global Deployment
- Also note that
"The NLS_LANG parameter controls the locale of the runtime environment on which OPMN runs. It should correspond to the default locale of the middle-tier runtime environment, which is the default locale of the operating system. The same NLS_LANG parameter is inherited by the OPMN managed processes, such as Oracle HTTP Server and OC4J, unless it is explicitly specified with a different value in opmn.xml.
For Microsoft Windows platforms, the pre-configured NLS_LANG is automatically registered in the Win32 registry as the NLS_LANG registry key at \\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORACLE\HOMEn. The NLS_LANG value in this registry key controls the locale of the runtime environment on which OPMN and its managed processes run. "
- Also note that the NLS_LANG parameter values will have different requirements for a monolingual and multilingual application architectures.
- to find the character set of infrastructure db or metadata repository, you may use the db method to find the character set installed.
SELECT * FROM nls_database_parameters WHERE parameter = 'NLS_CHARACTERSET'
hope that helps!
AMN

How to find out if Oracle is Installed in server

I apologize for the simple question but no one in here seems to know if our server has Oracle installed or not. I have no experience in Oracle and have root access to the server but dont know the command to check wether Oracle is installed or not! anyone?
I thank you in advance for any help
Eduardo

This is one of those questions that can be a bit difficult to answer, given all the possibilities in the world. Since you said the magic word "root" I will assume you are on unix or at least a posix system.
http://tahiti.oracle.com has installation guides, find the one for your platform and check that. It should give a good foundation of what you want to look for. But some people get creative and some things are decisions by the DBA.
Since oracle may be installed and not running, looking for oracle processes may not tell you if oracle is installed. But a ps|grep ora can often give clues. It is even possible to delete files while oracle is running... (I've seen oracle uninstalled - it keeps running but new users can't log in. This is because rm a file doesn't actually remove a file until everyone is done with it.) Also, check ipcs - shared memory being used by oracle is a clue oracle is installed and/or running, but even that can be misleading with some configurations - sometimes a bungled startup will leave a mess.
Many unix systems have clues in /etc or /var/opt. Look for files with names like oratab and oraenv. Look at your passwd and group files, see if there are users with names like 'oracle' and groups like 'dba'. Look at user .profile, .cshrc, .bashrc, .kshrc files and see if there are references to oracle environment setting. $ORACLE_BASE, $ORACLE_HOME, $ORACLE_SID are often good clues, as well as references to oraenv or similar names. Look at the system startup files and see if there are references to oracle: there could be things like /sbin/rc*/*ora*, /etc/rc.d/*/*ora*, and so forth. Often the rc directories have a link to an init directory, such as a file like /sbin/init.d/oracle. There may be an inventory around somewhere called oraInventory, perhaps under $ORACLE_BASE, and installation log files, check your install guide for names. Also, if you have found $ORACLE_HOME and $ORACLE_SID in an oratab, you might check $ORACLE_BASE/admin/$ORACLE_SID/bdump/alert*log. Be aware that $ORACLE_HOME and the "oracle home directory" probably are not the same.
Older systems that have been clumsily dealt with may have all these things, and yet still not have "oracle installed." Good luck.
For these reasons and more, usually you would want to specify exact platform and oracle versions.
Edit: fixed alert log location

How to find out the Oracle Version in Windows platform (OS level)

Hi,
I have installed Oracle 8.1.7, 9.2.0.1 and 10.2.0.1on my Windows machine for testing purpose.
I want to list in my code as what are all the Oracle software version installed on my machine at OS level (before connecting into oracle).
Is there any way to get this.
Please help.
Thanks,
Riaz.

Hi All,
thanks for your inputs..
In registry, where the oracle version info is getting stored... and if more than one Oracle is installed, then how did we get this info??
thanks,
riaz.

How to find whether the Oracle Apps Instance is ShredAppltop or not

How shhould we find whether 11i/R12 is shared appltop/shared appstier enabled?
Is there any table to find this info.
How many ways we can find this?

Hi,
Please see this thread.
In R12 shared appltop/distributed appltop
In R12 shared appltop/distributed appltop
Thanks,
Hussein

How to find the installed oracle components( oci , occi) versions?

Hi,
could you please help me to find out the version of installed oracle components?
ex: which version of OCCI installed?
one way is using OUI gui tool.
I also got this info from oracle inventory file.
under $ORACLE_HOME/inventory/ContentsXML/comps.xml
But is there any best way or command to look for the same.
Thanks,
Krish

The "best way" almost certainly depends on why you're looking for the information and what tool(s) you're using.
If you're asking a human being to get the information, the OUI is generally going to be "better". If you're writing a program to get the information, parsing the inventory XML is likely to be "better".
If you have multiple Oracle Homes on a single machine (particularly Oracle Homes with different major Oracle releases), though, or you have various failed/ incomplete/ obsolete installations on various machines, or if you're trying to figure out which version of the libraries would actually get used when a particular application starts up (assuming there are multiple applications on the machine), things start to get rather trickier.
Justin

How to find the forgotten oracle user password?

Hi,
I forgot my oracle user password. Is there any possibility to find the password without resetting through system user.

Going by Oracle books, its not possible, but there are ways of knowing the users password, which in other words is known as Bruteforcing.

How to find verion information for owb?

I have an oracke BI database that I need to migrate to a new server and storage platform for perfomance reasons and the server is running owb but I am not sure which version of owb is installed on the server. The database where the owb repository is 10.1.0.3 on suse linux.
I plan to use oracle dataguard to migrate the database to the new hardware but I am also trying to fond out how to move the owb? Can the owb be installed ahead of time on the new server and then pointed back to the original repository once the database has been replicated to the new hardware?
I am not familiar with the install of owb unfortunately and do not know of you can just install it without creating the repository and then point it to an existing repositor at a later time?
Appreciate any help,
Thx.

You can ckeck OWB version in such ways
- run Oracle Universal Installer and look at Oracle home for OWB installation (OUI display release of installed software including applied patches)
- or connect to OWB repository owner and execute SQL SELECT RUNTIME_VERSION FROM WB_RT_SERVICE_NODESAfter that install corresponding OWB release on new server (into different from Oracle database Home).
Then follow steps from Metalink note 434272.1 "How To Update Warehouse Builder 10.2 After A Database Cloning" (there are similar Metalink notes for other OWB releases).
Other helpful forum threads:
Why can't I connect to warehouse builder?
How to clone an OWB Runtime environment?
Regards,
Oleg

How to find APPS_USER from Oracle DB Session ID

Hi!
How can i find out the APPS-Username within a database-Trigger?
User SRADOVANOVIC is currently logged in.
But:
1 select count(*)
2 from fnd_user u, fnd_logins l
3 where l.user_id = u.user_id
4 and u.user_name = 'SRADOVANOVIC'
5 and (l.pid is not null or
6 l.spid is not null or
7 l.session_number is not null or
8 l.serial# is not null or
9 l.process_spid is not null
10* )
COUNT(*)
0
But there are many entries for 'SRADOVANOVIC':
1 select count(*)
2 from fnd_user u, fnd_logins l
3 where l.user_id = u.user_id
4* and u.user_name = 'SRADOVANOVIC'
COUNT(*)
233244
But no one shows the current session.
Why?
Thank you!
Best regards,
Thomas

please check in the V$lock.
if poosible kill that session and contiue your work.

How to Find the OID (Oracle Object ID's) which are already in use.

Hi,
I am importing a dump from source to destination with imp command as the dump has been exported using exp command.
I ran the dump and it got hanged once.
So, I am rerunning it again, My import failed again and I am getting an error that OID is already is present.
I need to know how we can find the OID's which are already used, so that I can find those objects are flush them before the importing the dump.
Thanks,
Nagendra Reddy.

Have you thought about using an ldif to export your directory into another?
-Kevin

How to find verion of Oracle Procurment

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for