Information for All: Updated bare Metal provisioning best practices paper

Hi All,
The Bare Metal provisioning best practices paper has been updated and is now available on OTN at the following location:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/oem/pdf/bmp_best_practice.pdf
Thanks,
Rajat

Very nice, thank you.

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Bare Metal Provisioning - physically needed machines

Hello together,
our company plans to use Bare Metal Provisioning soon.
We're thinking of the installation of the needed servers at the moment. According to the best practice guide, one needs a boot server, a stage server, a rpm repository and a software library.
In the document it's mentioned that oracle suggests to keep boot and stage server on one physical machine.
Can we also place the rpm repository or the software library (or both?) on this machine? Do we have any disadvantages when doing it this way? As servers are nothing cheap, we could save some money. But of course not if it would cause significant problems...
What do we have to consider about it?
Do you have any experience in consolidating those servers?
Thanks in advance,
Robert

Hi Robert,
If you have small number of targets, that would be find OMS and Reporsitory on same box. But for in future considering growth you may require distributed architecture.

Hi! I have 1 credit card and 2 more apple id. Is it possible to use this credit card information for all my apple id?

Hi! I have 1 credit card and 2 more apple id. Is it possible to use this credit card information for all my apple id?

Though you are being asked for card details it doesn't necessarily mean that the card will be charged for the purchase (unless you want to gift content). Have you tried entering your card's details to confirm the account ? You should then be able to remove it.
From http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5582 :
When making purchases, content credits are used first, followed by Gift Certificate, iTunes Card, or Allowance Account credits; your credit card or PayPal account is then charged for any remaining balance
Is it a new account ? If it is then unless a new account is created by following the instructions on this page (the instructions won't work with existing accounts) : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2534
then you will need to enter card details (debit cards are no longer accepted in all countries) before the account can be used to download any item from the store.

Best Practice paper for Security

Does anyone have or know of a Best Practice Paper for Security?
Thanks,
Melissa

http://www.petefinnigan.com is another excellent security resource-- he has a couple of different checklists.
Justin
Distributed Database Consulting, Inc.
http://www.ddbcinc.com/askDDBC

Linux Bare Metal Provisioning with OEM Pack for Linux for RAC 11gGR2 OEL 5X

Hi,
Has anyone ever used the OEM Pack for Linux to provision Bare Metal Linux servers?
See: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/oem/omp_linux.html
We are thinking of using this tool to provision our Linux Servers, because we are UL-Customers with OEL, and this Tool is free of Charge for UL- Premier and Basic Limited Customers.
I have only found Documentation which seem to suggest that the OEM Linux Pack is supported with OEM Grid Control 10.2.0.4 and Oracle 10G ,
but i am not sure if this Pack is supported for use with OEM Grid Control 10.2.0.5 and Oracle RAC 11gR2.
I would appreciate your Help on this.
Regards,
Pascal

user11999910 wrote:
but i am not sure if this Pack is supported for use with OEM Grid Control 10.2.0.5 and Oracle RAC 11gR2.Yes, it is. The Linux Management Pack is built-into Grid Control and ships with 10.2.0.5. I believe you need to add a few patchsets to get full provisioning support for Database 11gR2. There is a My Oracle Support article that lists all the recommended patches for Grid Control.

Need information for all the Fields on Infotype 94.

Hi all,
I have a question on Infotype 94 which holds all the information of I - 9 form. I would like to know which field goes with what details when we are trying to take details from I - 9 Form. I need a example how would it look for a Alien authorized worker and a permanent Resident and US citizen.
Please help me out in this issue.
Thank you.

Residence Status (Infotype 0094)
Definition
Infotype 0094 allows you to store information regarding an employeeu2019s residence status, as well as information regarding the compliance with the Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA), which requires every employer verify that each person hired can prove via documents their identity, and their eligibility for employment.
Structure
This infotype is divided into two parts: the personal identification information section (the residence permit) and the employment verification section (the work permit).
Personal identification
This section stores the information for personal identification. The only field which is required on this infotype is Residence status.
The ID type field describes the type of documentation the employee presents to the company. You can also enter data for the issuing authority.
The ID number is the number of the document provided by the employee to the company. The Issuing date is the date on which the personal identification document was issued to the employee. This date must be the same as or later than the employeeu2019s date of birth.
Lastly, the ID expiry date field is the date that the provided identification expires.
If the expiration date is filled, and there is a value of A (Alien) in theResidence status field, then this transaction will automatically generate a transaction to store a deadline for the expiration of the work permit (infotype 0019, subtype 71).
Employment verification
This section stores the information for employment verification. The Work permit field stores the type of work permit. The Work permit number field stores the number of the document provided by the employee to establish work eligibility.
The date issued and the issuing authority are also stored. The Expiry of work perm. field stores the date on which work eligibility expires. This field should only be filled for those employees who are not citizens
http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_05/helpdata/EN/2c/8323d0571111d182d40000e829fbfe/frameset.htm

How do I import GPS information for all of my images from Bridge into Lightroom 5.3?

After importing my images into Lightroom 5.3, I discovered that the GPS location data was imported for some images, but not for others. When I checked the metadata files for the same images in Bridge, the location data was present for all of my recently downloaded images.
Why would Lightroom import the GPS data for some images and not others?
Is there any way to import the location data from the Bridge metadata files into Lightroom?

Tony,
Thank you for your suggestion. I had already tried several approaches along those lines without success. In the end, the GPS data was still present in Bridge metadata file for each image, but not in the Lightroom metadata files for the same images.
So, I went back to Lightroom, and did some further exploring on the internet for solutions. Just as I was wondering whether or not the problem might be rooted in my download presets (i.e., setting copyright into, etc.), I stumbled across a reference by a Pentax owner that identified the same problem. Here's the link:
http://www.pentaxforums.com/forums/115-pentax-k-5/203274-gps-data-not-importing-into-light room-4-2-a.html
In a nutshell, I can download all of the metadata, including the GPS location information, but only if I do NOT use any metadata presets. If I use a metadata preset when downloading my images, no GPS data can be seen in the Lightroom metadata files, but it does import into Bridge's metadata files. I've now tried this both ways, several times now, and have verified this result.
I also tried re-downloading images with no presets, and replacing (copying over) the image from my original download. This did not solve the missing GPS data in the Lightroom metadata. From this point, all that I could think of doing was removing all of my recent downloads from Lightroom, and starting over. However, I'd already started editing my images, and I didn't want to lose that time.
So, I re-downloaded all of my recent images from my memory cards as a copy into each file without any metadata presets. Then, after selecting the copy first, followed by selecting the original (order is important), I toggled 'Sync Metadata' under the Metadata tab in Lightroom. Voila, the GPS data appeared in the original metadata. When this is done for all of my images, I will delete the second copies in my files. Once I am satisfied that everything is okay, and my images are backed up satisfactorily, and only then, will I reformat my memory cards.
This whole experience has surfaced an interesting quirk in Lightroom, or in my Lightroom settings that I don't understand. It may be something that Adobe might want to look into further, if others are finding a similar problem.

When updating add-ons I frequently get Download error -228 for all updates. Trying again later, they all update successfully.

When Firefox starts up it checks for add-on updates. Frequently I get "Firefox could not install the file at http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/addons/10868/forefox_sync-1.6.3-sm+fb+fx.xpi because Download error -228"
This one is for Firefox Sync; I get equivalent for any others for which updates were found.
I find all updates will apply, or none. It's never some do and some don't.

Thanks for the link. Unfortunately this doesn't help because without changing any setting the update will eventually install be it a day or three later.
If updates were disabled, then they would remain disabled and no updates would ever install (& I'd expect a more relevant worded message), which is not the case.
I would expect Firefox to find updates to extensions only if they were compatible, or again tell me "not compatible" rather than a nondescript "download error" message.
I have Firefox auto-updating so am on the latest release (not beta) most of the time .. until it tells me to download the latest.

Technical documentation for ADF projects - how to and best practices

Hi,
I have a question how to create technical documentation for ADF project expecialy ADF BC and ADF Faces. Is there any tool or JDev plugin for that purpose? What informations should contains documentation for that project, any principles ?Has anybody any experienece. Are there something like documentation best practices for ADF projects? E.g. how to create documentation for bussiness components.
Kuba

I'm not sure there is "best practices" but some of the things that can help people understand are:
An ADF BC diagram - this will describe all your ADF BC objects - just drag your components into a new empty diagram
A JSF page flow - to show how pages are called.
Java class diagram - for Java code that is not in the above two
One more thing to consider - since ADF BC, JSF page flow and JSPX pages are all XML based - you could write XSL files that will actually transform them into any type of documentation you want.

Important information for all 750 users who have not done the Windows Mobile 6 Update

This update will no longer be available to download after October 31st. This is for the global 750's and the ATT devices.
So if you are holding off on this update for whatever reasons you have, you may want to atleast download the update and save it to your computer locally after October 31st you will no longer be able to get the update at all, so if later on you decide you want the update you won't be able to get it.
Post relates to: Centro (Sprint)

I would also encourage you to burn a copy off to CD as a back up to hard disk failure.
Alan G
Post relates to: Treo 755p (Sprint)

MAC and IP should specifically be listed "Personal Information" for all interactions in your Privacy Policy

Except for those who run cute lil' programs that could disorient or disrupt the system, possessing someone's MAC is possessing the 'true name' of at least one portion of their computer. Follow the computer in your accumulated files, and somewhere, this note even, gives you the mailing address, and a good lead on who owner is. IP address, if too static, well, same deal. With policy in place, I can feel free to run a server AND the rest of my system on the same fiber broadband line, saving me enough $/yr to buy an upgrade or two.
Let's face it, YOU are your equipment, and if I wanted to use my name, I would.

First, if you keep up a file until you can match a firewall MAC with doc with a name on it, the rest is fairly simple. Traceroute the IP, and, while NOT as easy as a return address sticker, it is a pretty easy thing to do. Mozilla admits this:
Any information that can connect even a firewall with a place or individual(s)should be defined strictly as "personal information in a privacy policy, period.
I worry about the Eternal Word, especially the records kept by suppliers of everything, including Mozilla, which, without paperwork like a subpoena or warrant,
"may share potentially-personally identifying information with its employees, contractors, service providers, and subsidiaries and related organizations. ..." Otherwise, Mozilla will not publicly release potentially-personally identifying information except under the same circumstances as Mozilla releases personally identifying information. Those circumstances are explained below, the Four Reasons Mozilla may release to companies including Google's Doubleclick Division, which crows, in privacy statements about a)getting access to all of Google's raw data, b) crunching and mashing for best web ad placement - NOT for "people like YOU" but Only for YOU the wife of Bradbury's Fireman is told, as she awaits a once-in-lifetime chance to influence the flow of a 3V soap opera..
Here's one Mozilla protection against releasing information to the PUBLIC, private industry and the governments of the world:
First, in admitting what you said above is not the case:,
"... Mozilla also collects potentially-personally identifying information like Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, which are non-personally identifying in and of themselves but could be used in conjunction with other information to personally identify users"
What does it do with these records, which I would prefer have every identification mark removed the microsecond it arrives?
Well, if you are not in business with Mozilla, just another user:
"1. Mozilla does not publicly release information gathered in connection with commercial transactions (i.e., transactions involving money), including transactions conducted through the Mozilla Foundation Store or donations to the Mozilla Foundation.
2. Mozilla does not publicly release personally identifying information collected in connection with an application for employment with Mozilla.
3. Mozilla does not make publicly available information that is used to authenticate users the publication of which would compromise the security of Mozilla's websites (e.g., passwords).
4. Mozilla does not make publicly available information that it specifically promises at the time of collection to maintain in confidence."
Part 1 is UNTRUE to the extent that Mozilla reports and/or verifies donations, either the 5 largest or everyone donating more than I think it's $30K for the annual Form IRS 990, a NfP's equivalent of a Form 1040 - the last three are generally posted on the foundation site.
Part 2 is The Law in most states.
Part 3 promises internal security to Mozilla, and says NOTHING about users.
Part 4 avoids nasty suits.
And the list is followed by a curious statement: "Outside those four contexts, users should assume that personally identifying information provided through Mozilla's websites will be made available to the public."
What about PRIVATE transactions (purchases, trades, 'aid in kind') - curiously missing is any statement? Or 'requests' from public and private guys in suits?
Ominously, for those who regard the rapid collection of data from social networking 'harmless' or 'fun', "Mozilla may interact with you through social networks to further our mission. When you interact with us at a third-party social network, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Google +, the network gives us the ability to access and store certain information from your profile for that social network.
Like the guy who posted a copy of an ad he found for hospital lubricant in 55-gallon drums - and found himself the Facebook spokesman for a KY-Jelly-type product.
"Consistent with our privacy commitments, we will scrutinize third party requests for information about YOU for compliance with the law, including those coming from governmental agencies or civil litigants. We may access, use, preserve or disclose information about you only WHEN WE HAVE A GOOD FAITH BELIEF that it is REASONABLY necessary to do so to satisfy the applicable law, regulation, legal process or LAWFUL GOVERNMENT REQUEST OF ANY COUNTRY, or to protect the rights, property or safety of Mozilla, its users or the public. We will provide notice of legal process or governmental requests unless prohibited to do so by law or the circumstances warrant otherwise."[emphases added, words a direct quote.] Good Faith in legality of actionswas Nixon's initial excuse too - for setting up the Plumbers unit.
I would prefer a statement like:
'Mozilla Foundation and its subdivisions are committed to neither selling, trading, supplying, borrowing or using any data that can possibly be linked to a given user or volunteer.
We will fight tooth and claw on behalf of our users and participants - to resist ANY attempt by any agency, public or private, for ANY reason, including promises of money or advertising, to divulge ANY information about them to anyone, PARTICULARLY when the request comes from a government with a less-than-stellar civil/judicial rights record, according to agencies like Human Rights Watch, the European Union's human rights division, the Permanent Court of International Justice division dealing with mass murderers and the like.
We will fight as strongly against US, State or local government agency requests for information. We will place the people we work so hard to serve above ourselves, and be dragged kicking and screaming all the way to the courthouse door, with as many live net feeds and calls to the traditional public media as possible. And we will barricade any door if we fear a midnight knock.
We will provide governments outside the countries where we do business (list here) with nothing unless ordered to by US courts, at least after fighting as many rounds of appeals as we are allowed, and will publicly and politically battle any agency which attempts to get user/participant data from us. All Foundation AND subsidiary employees earning more than $150,000 a year have pledged a minimum of 10% of their salary to these battles, if needed.
We further put agencies, public and private, on notice that we maintain as little data as possible on our free and paying customers, and do not maintain a single record we are not required to keep, even if it makes our business a bit more difficult to perform.
And if we get word someone might be coming, they're liable to find all computers free of data, which, if legally possible - before a subpoena or warrant arrives, just on rumor it is coming, we will destroy everything - to the point of installing and activating scuttling devices on all disks and backups, no matter where stored. We take this protection very seriously, and would rather face a business and directory rebuild than give any information that could locate a product user.'
I'd rather like to see a statement like this as part of the Privacy Policy of every IT-related corporation in the world - though I doubt even Mozilla has the nerve or commitment to its manifesto. We wont ever see anything like it - when asked by the local Homeland Security-style division, for info on a dozen or, for that matter, all users, it is CYA time around the world.
Smith 1 is in 1984, Smith 2 is a great San Francisco xerography artist. Smiths 3,4,5,6,7 have been spotted on the net. Use the name, it is a good name to let Big Google know how you feel.

In a small media lab we have approximately 10 iPads on order. We'd like to purchase iMovie for all of the iPads. Best way to do this?

Do we need to specifically create 10 separate iTunes user Apple IDs?
Can we use 1 ID and share the app for multiple users/ iPads?
Or do we use 1 ID and buy the app separately on all 10 iPads?
I want to do this correctly and as recommended. Thank you!

If you're an educational institution and are in the US, Apple's Volume Purchase Plan would be your best option. See:
http://www.apple.com/education/volume-purchase-program/
Regards.

EULA's for all updates are not downloading.

I hope someone can help... I've scoured the web for a possible solution but have found nothing as of yet. Updates that have software terms or EULA's are not usable because after synchronization I keep getting the error "This update cannot be approved
for installation because its Mircrosoft Software License Terms failed to download".
I have WSUS 3.2 running on a server 2003 R2 install. WSUS is configrued to go straight out to the internet, bypassing the proxy. I'm letting all HTTP/HTTPS traffic out of the firewall from this box. I made sure the Network Service account
has full control over the WSUS folder, as well as all users having read permission to the root of the drive it is on. Update files are being stored locally on the server. I've upgraded BITS to version 2.5 to try to remedy the problem. No
help there.
Any ideas?

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Bulk Select and FOR ALL update not working

Hi
I am trying to run this but it does not work. I get this error
PLS-00430: FORALL iteration variable I is not allowed in this context
declare
cursor c is
select employee_number, national_identifier,
last_name, first_name
from per_all_people_f;
type en_tab is table of per_all_people_f.employee_number%type;
type ni_tab is table of per_all_people_f.national_identifier%type;
type ln_tab is table of per_all_people_f.last_name%type;
type fn_tab is table of per_all_people_f.first_name%type;
en en_tab;
ni ni_tab;
ln ln_tab;
fn fn_tab;
begin
open c;
loop
fetch c bulk collect into en, ni, ln,fn;
forall i in 1..en.count
update xxdl_hr_people_interface
set first_name = fn(i),last_name = ln(i),national_identifier = ni(i)
where employee_number = en(i);
exit when c%notfound;
end loop;
close c;
end;
But if I dont try to update first_name ,last_name, national_identifer at the same time and modify the block to be like this, it runs
declare
cursor c is
select employee_number, national_identifier,
last_name, first_name
from per_all_people_f;
type en_tab is table of per_all_people_f.employee_number%type;
type ni_tab is table of per_all_people_f.national_identifier%type;
type ln_tab is table of per_all_people_f.last_name%type;
type fn_tab is table of per_all_people_f.first_name%type;
en en_tab;
ni ni_tab;
ln ln_tab;
fn fn_tab;
begin
open c;
loop
fetch c bulk collect into en, ni, ln,fn;
forall i in 1..en.count
update xxdl_hr_people_interface
set first_name = fn(i)
where employee_number = en(i);
exit when c%notfound;
end loop;
close c;
end;
Any pointers on why this does not work?
Thank you
Kumar

If per_all_people_f has a PK or unique index on employee_number, then you can do:
UPDATE (SELECT pi.first_name, pi.last_name, pi.national_identifier,
               pf.first_name pffirst, pf.last_name pflast,
               pf.national_identifier pfnat
        FROM xxdl_hr_people_interface pi, per_all_people_f pf
        WHERE pf.employee_number = pi.employee_number)
SET first_name = pffirst,
    last_name = pflast,
    national_identifeir = pfnatIf not, you can do:
UPDATE xxdl_hr_people_interface pi
SET (first_name, last_name, national_identifier) =
            (SELECT first_name, last_name, national_identifier
             FROM per_all_people_f pf
             WHERE pf.employee_number = pi.employee_number)
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT 1
              FROM per_all_people_f pf
              WHERE pf.employee_number = pi.employee_number)Note that if there might be more than one row in per_all_people_f for an employee_id, then you need to modify the select sub-query to add a predicate to make sure it only returns one row for each employee_number.
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