Oracle 8 install

Install of Oracle 8 fails everytime while trying to copy RefCur.vpb file. I have installed to other systems with no problem. System is 800 Celeron. Operating system NT 4.0 Svc Pack 6. I have gone to registry to remove older Oracle software. I am wondering if it is a hardware issue as the 2 systems that will not install are the same. Any help would be appreciated.
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Error: The source item instance 33604, in Subinventory 4131, for Organization 734 in Oracle Install Base does not exist. Please verify that any receipt transations were successful.
I have checked values by running the following SQL:
select Instance_ID, location_type_code, location_id, INV_ORGANIZATION_ID, INV_SUBINVENTORY_NAME, instance_status_id
from csi_item_instances where Serial_Number = '08112025CWDIND'
INV_ORGANIZATION_ID is 734
INV_SUBINVENTORY_NAME is 4131
But still the transaction is stuck with the above error.
Please help to clear this error.

Please see if the following docs help.
Install Base Master Note: CSI_IB_PROJ_RECORD_NOTFOUND [ID 1302069.1]
Install Base Master Note: CSI_IB_RECORD_NOTFOUND [ID 1302100.1]
Datafix: How To Correct Errors Due to PO Corrections: "Serialized Item with Status other then In Inventory, Out of Service, Out of Enterprise or In Relationship already exists in Install Base." [ID 376762.1]
Interorg Transaction Error: The source item instance in Oracle Install Base does not exist [ID 264794.1]
Internal Sales Order Receipt CSIINTSR Transaction Error: "The source item instance XXX not exist" [ID 786127.1]
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Hussein

Oracle Instalation error (You do not have sufficient permissions to access)

Hi
my enviroment is SAP ECC6/Oracle 10g/ SUN Solaris 10 SPARC
I'm installing SAP but run into the error below. I don't understand why the inventory file is pointing to /home/prodora which does not exist. this directory is owned by root and ownership cannot be changed to user oraq11.
Is it possible to change the location of the inventory ?
kindly assist
regards
simbatech:oraq11> ./RUNINSTALLER
oracle_stage is not set (OK)
oracle_base is not set (OK)
oracle_home is not set (OK)
oracle_sid is not set (OK)
oracle_home_name is not set (OK)
oracle_inst_group is not set (OK)
from_location is not set (OK)
tmp_netca_file is not set (OK)
tmp_dbca_file is not set (OK)
Working in /oracle/stage/102_64/database/SAP ...
Oracle SID:            Q11
Oracle Home:           /oracle/Q11/102_64
Oracle Home Name:      Q11_102_64
Oracle Install Group: dba
Installing from:       /oracle/stage/102_64/database/stage/products.xml
oracle_stage="/oracle/stage/102_64"
oracle_base="/oracle/Q11"
oracle_version="102_64"
oracle_home="/oracle/Q11/102_64"
oracle_sid="Q11"
oracle_home_name="Q11_102_64"
oracle_inst_group="dba"
from_location="/oracle/stage/102_64/database/stage/products.xml"
tmp_netca_file="/tmp/.orainst_netca.15383"
tmp_dbca_file="/tmp/.orainst_dbca.15383"
ORACLE_BASE="/oracle/Q11"
ORACLE_HOME="/oracle/Q11/102_64"
================================
Preparing response files. Please wait:
======================================
Working on /oracle/stage/102_64/database/SAP/SVRCUSTOM.RSP
/oracle/stage/102_64/database/SAP/SVRCUSTOM.RSP --> /tmp/.orainst_rsp.15383: Done
You do not have sufficient permissions to access the inventory +'/home/prodora/oraInventory'.+ Installation cannot continue. Make sure that you have read/write permissions to the inventory directory and restart the installer.: No such file or directory
simbatech:oraq11>

Hi,
Yes, Solution describe in 350251 - Creating a New or 2nd Oracle SID with runInstaller
"THE SOLUTION"
The good news is the solution is very simple and takes a few seconds
First cd /var/opt/oracle
You will find a file called oraInst.loc # cat oraInst.loc
inventory_loc=/oracle/PR1/oraInventory
inst_group=dba
Use vi or emacs to edit the file and change the inventory_loc to the directory of the oracle instance you are currently installing. ie inventory_loc=/oracle/PR2/oraInventory
Restart your oracle installer eg. su - orapr2
cd /oracle/stage/816_64
setenv DISPLAY localhost:0.0
./runInstaller
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Oracle Install Base -Unable to find Expire relationship button

Hi Experts,
I am not able to find "Expire Relationship" button under Configuration Tab while trying to expire parent and child relationship in oracle install base for an intem instance.But for some item instance I am able to find the "Expire Relationship" button under Configuration Tab.
Can any one please let me know why the "Expire Relationship" button is available for some item and not available for some item instances.
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How to update item instance in oracle install base?

Hi,
I have a doubt in updating item instance in oracle install base.
I am using a API named csi_item_instance_pub.update_item_instance for this. I want to update Party OWNER, party contacts, Current location,Install location, bill_to address,ship_to address..etc. When i try to update party owner, it is updating in csi_i_parties(col:party_id) as well as updating in csi_item_instance(owner_party_id). In csi_item_instance table,owner_party_id column is updated. but corresponding owner_party_account_id is not changed. I have given party_account_id to update in csi_ip_accounts table. It has changed in csi_ip_accounts table. But in csi_item_instance table(owner_party_account_id) is not changing. Can anybody help on how to change owner_party_account_id in csi_item_instance table please? Thanks in advance.
--Muruga
Edited by: Murugeshapps on Jul 1, 2009 12:07 AM

Out of the box, I don't think that there is any API or program to delete the records from csi_item_instances because deleting IB record affects many modules (like Inventory, Order, Service Contracts etc). IB records should be expired if they are created incorrectly and you can run Transaction History Purge program to delete all history records related to that item.
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Oracle Installed Base

Does the Oracle Installed Base system, lend itself to being populated with Install Base data from legacy ERP systems? It's my impression that the Install Base data, starts in inventory and ends at a customer location, but is it a requirement that everything start in inventory?
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is it a requirement that everything start in inventory?Nope, I usually start from scratch.
Seriously now:
Give us a clear picture, if possible, provide some links or whatever. Anything.
http://tkyte.blogspot.com/2005/06/how-to-ask-questions.html

Is Asset Tracking module mandatory for Oracle Install Base implementation?

In the Oracle Install Base implementation guide, it is mentioned that Asset Tracking (previously Enterprise Install Base) Module is mandatory. Our situation does not warrant to implement asset tracking. Do we need to get separate license for Asset tracking if we need to implement Install base? Any insight on this would be highly helpful. Thanks

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Error in oracle instalation

Im try to install Oracle 10g server in my computer, but when the wizard is attemping to create the starter database(new database) the below errors are coming up.
Ora-19583 conversation terminated due to error
ora-19870 error reading backup piece
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And without knowing your version number, operating system, or hardware you would like one of us to peer into a crystal ball, toss coins, use a ouija board, read the stars and tell you what is wrong?
Fascinating. <g>
There is no such thing as 10g. Is this 10.1.0.3 or 10.2.0.4 or something else?
Windows or Linux is not sufficient answer as to your operating system. What is it ... version, edition, reseller, etc.
What are you using to install Oracle? The fact that you have an error with SYS.DBMS_BACKUP_RESTORE is reason for anyone trying to help you to be cautious.
And, finally, what documentation did you read before starting the installation and that you are following as you do so.
If your answer is none either go for 3x5 cards or go to http://docs.oracle.com and start at the beginning.

Oracle install dies on linux

Hi,
I'm using Mandrake (top of redhat linux).
Oracle install dies with the message:
[oracle@watson oracle]$ runInstaller
Initializing Java Virtual Machine from /usr/local/jre/bin/jre. Please wait...
Error in CreateOUIProcess(): -1
: Bad address
[oracle@watson oracle]$
Can you mail me a reply at [email protected]
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erach
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Third important note.....
go to install/linux subdirectory and type
./runInst.sh
i find it more descriptive than the error
message I got from runInstaller
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Does Oracle (installed in unix) support OS Auth for Windows AD?

Hi, I've tried setup the Oracle (installed in Windows) support OS Auth for Windows AD.
But does Oracle (currently I am using 9i) installed in Unix support OS Auth for Windows AD (using LDAP/ Kerberos / etc.)?
If yes, can anyone tell me how to make it ?
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Yes.. Oracle support Windows AD authentication using Enterprise User security.
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Ph. 732 404 8364
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Help on Oracle Installed implementation and usage

hi all,
I need some help/documentations on oracle installed base implementation and usage. Is there any users guide available for this module.
Thanks in anticipation.
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Girish.

Hi,
It is available in Oracle documentation CD.
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Oracle installed under which operating system user?

How can I know, under whıch operating system user does the oracle installed?
Oracle 10gXE and windowsxp

You can find it ..following the next steps:
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2) Administrative Tools
3) Computer management
4) Click on 'groups' sub-folder of the 'Local users and groups' folder
5) on the right pane .. search for the 'ora_dba' group... This group is automatically created by Oracle and puts in the O/S user you have logged on the system at the time of the db installation....
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Full Oracle install for PHP?

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Can sombody tell what needs to be installed before I can start
compiling oracle support into PHP3? I don't want to do a full
install....
Or are the libraries and header files available as a separate
package somewhere?
Thanks in advance
Ronald van Kuijk
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Ronald van Kuijk (guest) wrote:
: Can sombody tell what needs to be installed before I can start
: compiling oracle support into PHP3? I don't want to do a full
: install....
You can only install Oracle with a full RDBMS.
: Or are the libraries and header files available as a separate
: package somewhere?
Install it and take out what you need.
Thats the only way (I guess).
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http://www.schou.dk/oracle/install.html
http://www.schou.dk/oracle/demo/
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Removing an RPM for Oracle Install

Hi,
I need to know how to remove a specific RPM. I am running Oracle on RHEL 4.
When the Oracle install does the checks it fails on one of the RPM's. Here is what I did:
[root@vtl-oracle logs]# rpm -qa --queryformat "%{NAME}-%{VERSION}-%{RELEASE} (%{ARCH})\n" | grep elfutils-libelf
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elfutils-libelf-0.97.1-4 (i386) - - I need to remove this one because I am running a 64bit and Oracle Install keeps picking it up.
elfutils-libelf-devel-0.97.1-4 (x86_64)
when I issue the following command I get the statement:
[root@vtl-oracle logs]# rpm -e elfutils-libelf-0.97.1-4.i386
error: Failed dependencies:
libelf.so.1 is needed by (installed) elfutils-0.97.1-4.i386
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libelf.so.1(ELFUTILS_1.1) is needed by (installed) elfutils-0.97.1-4.i386
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If you truly mean swap (and not /tmp), you have to be root to create a new swap partition (or swapfile) and then add it in with swapon -a
Are you sure that you REALLY want to get rid of the elf package? I did an Oracle 10g install on RHEL4 about a month ago, and there were 32-bit libraries that it had to have alongside the 64-bit ones.
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Check what oracle installed components are actually being used in database

I have been allotted a new database which I have to optimize. So I am thinking about removing some installed components which I think are not being used in any way in database (i.e procedures calls etc). I can see a whole lot of components like "SDO","ORDIM" which I think are not being used but previous DBAs have installed them. So, is there any way to ensure that no part of database are actually using these components so that I can remove these components. Also ,what are your expert comments about this?

Is this a production or a development environment? If an object isn't being used then it's not necessarily a problem (performance wise) unless it's cluttering up either your dictionary or raising concerns in regards consuming unnecessary space. Personally I'd recommend that it's better to tune what is being used / taking resources. It may be a once a year report or some old utility pulled out once a year, best check why these things are there.
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Accessing oracle installed in a virtual machine through the host

Hi Folks,
I have a 64 bit windows 7 OS and inside it i have an Oracle virtual machine installed (32 bit windows server edition service pack 2). I need to access the virtual machine's oracle from my host environment using sql developer ,toad ,pl sql developer and Sql* plus client (all installed in my windows 7 host 64 bit operating system).what should be the approach .
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Edited by: Rahul K on May 17, 2013 9:12 AM

Rahul K wrote:
Hi Folks,
I have a 64 bit windows 7 OS and inside it i have an Oracle virtual machine installed (32 bit windows server edition service pack 2). I need to access the virtual machine's oracle from my host environment using sql developer ,toad ,pl sql developer and Sql* plus client (all installed in my windows 7 host 64 bit operating system).what should be the approach .
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Rahul
Edited by: Rahul K on May 17, 2013 9:12 AMExactly like you would if that virtual Windows server were a physical server in your data center.
Install your client products, including the oracle client, on your host os.
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