Oracle Proposals

How to insert image in RTF files of Proposals?

Hi,
What is the application release?
You can use "Dynamic Fields" to insert images.
Please refer to "Oracle Proposals Implementation Guide" for more details.
Applications Releases 11i and 12
http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/applications.html
Regards,
Hussein

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RTF Files for Oracle Proposals

Do we have to take care of generating proposal in a particular language through java dynamic fields. Because we are generating the whole rtf document through java code.So in order to generate the proposal in a particular language , what do we have to do.
Please guide me through this.

If you go to "Software", you can download the full product (i.e. 8i EE). On install, you'll be presented with the option to do a full install (client + database) or a client-only install. You'll want to choose the client-only install.
Justin

Performance Issues on Oracle Database Lite 10.3.0.3

Hello,
we have a big problem with one of our customers. He uses Oracle Database Lite in the standalone version. There are about 600 clients running a project with about 20 Publication Items. The customer works in the logistics field, so the Main time where nearly all clients want to sync and get their tours is from 02 AM to 05 AM, so that is the time with the most traffic.
Everything went well before last week. Suddenly the compose cycle needs (at least between that hours) about ten times longer than before. Normally we had about 40 - 80 seconds, now we have about 300 - 500 average with max values from over 1200 seconds.
Therefore we have a lot of conflicts and Disconnects on the clients. It is sometimes that bad, that nearly no client can sync successfully.
We checked our Selects in the publication Items, all are very fast and look good in the explain plan, so that shouldnt be the problem.
The installation is nearly in the Default state as oracle does when you install Oracle Lite. Are there any standard settings we can change? Does anyone had the same problem already?
The Machine is a Windows Server 2003 with an Intel Xeon CPU E7-4820 and 4 GB of RAM.
Of course our customer gets a lot of trouble because of that and we have to improve and fix that as fast as we can.
Any recommendation or opinions are very welcome.
If I have to give more Info about somewhat please feel free to ask, I will give it as fast as possible.
Thanks in advance
Holger

Hey,
many thanks for your proposals. The MGP runs every minute like the default settings are, because our application is a time sensitive. The data have to be very fast on the clients in the nights and thex are only a few minutes before available. I think the parameters are important in environemnts where the mgps runs only after a few minutes?
Let me summarize the situation since my las post:
We have days (nights) where everything goes quite well. Mainly that is thrusday and friday. But on the other hand, there are days where everything really is a mess.
The mgp caycles increase and when you look to mobile manager you see 70 clients syncing very very slowly (about 300 - 600 seconds) for just a little bit of data. Then we get the disonnects and the messages in the err.log.
What do you think, is this somehow network related, or ist this a logical problem in the Mobile Server itself?
Like postes earlier, there are 500 clients syncing against a standalone mobile server.
We just couldnt figure out, why the mgp times somehow and sometimes increase that much, that there are these problems.
First we thought, that they sync newly over wireless (GPRS or Edge) and that syncing is that slowly, that everything goes down, but arent sure. Is this possible because of the architecture of the Mobile Server? That a very slow network can slow down the mgps and that does timeouts and all the other stuff?
How many clients can a Standalone Mobile Server normally serve at same time without performance problems. What do you thin about the hardware I wrote? Is it powerful enough?

Hyperlink in MS Word document to Oracle Portal 9.0.4 form does not work

Hi,
In a MS Word document a link to a Oracle Portal 9.0.4 form is written this way:
http://myserver/pls/portal/PORTAL.wwa_app_module.link?p_arg_names=_moduleid&p_arg_values=47602092358
When clicking on the link, and at the same time holding the Ctrl-button, an error is displayed
Error: An unexpected error occurred: ORA-01403: no data found (WWV-16016)
and the URL is changed to
http://myserver/pls/portal/PORTAL.wwa_app_module.show?p_sessionid=248080&p_header=true
But if the hyperlink is copy/pasted from the Word document to the addressline of any browser, the form is opened without problems.
Any proposals how to write hyperlink in MS Word to Portal forms will be much appreciated.
Thanks
Arne

hi frank,
the new version of the RTE is only available from 9.0.4.1 onwards. it is not available in 9.0.2.x.
we have a white paper on OTN:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/ias/portal/pdf/cm_rte_9041_features.pdf
regards,
christian

Technical Evaluation of bids from SIs for eBIZ proposals.

I am not sure if this is the right area of the forum for this preliminary question, if not, requesting mods to change the area selection.
So, we intend to evaluate a few 'technical' proposals from various System Integrators, for an Oracle EBSuite including Hyperion, ERP solution.
On the high level, the proposal comprises of the following details;
1. Proposed solution, includinh implementation modules, project phasing, CM and SI's role in it.
2. Implementation details - SI scope again for both Oracle eBS and hyperion and deliverables.
3. Acceptance criteria, Project Plan and timescale and CSFs.
Based upon above information provided by all SI's, what should be my criteria for an informed 'evaluation'.
From someone who has 'been there and done that', a first timer is seeking assistance. Any checklists, templates etc, are most welcome.
Rgds

Hi,
All the functionalities are there in the SAP Bidding Engine(Strategic sourcing)
Regards
Ganesh

OAUG Responds to Oracle Proposal

An Open Letter to Mark Jarvis and Ron Wohl
Mark, Ron
Thank you for setting out your proposal to the OAUG on AppsNet. It was useful to see it in writing, although, as you mentioned, it is largely similar to what was proposed and presented to our membership a year ago. As we had a teleconference a few hours before publication it would have been useful to have been given some advance notice of your plan to publish.
However as this has occurred I would like to clear up some errors and omissions in the document.
1. You state that the OAUG would select 100% of the user papers. You omit to mention that would represent 25% of the total conference content, and that 75% would therefore not be user papers (as explained to us in the conference call at 9am PST yesterday, Wednesday 23 May).
2. You state that no proposals were ever put forward by the OAUG board. In the 23 May conference call, just hours before your AppsNet posting, we had proposed that if you were able to support a Fall North American OAUG conference, we would be willing to collaborate with you in line with your proposals for the Spring in North America as well as in Europe and Asia Pacific.
3. You state that you would be required to take 200 developers out of development for a week of OAUG, and before you know it we would have 400 Oracle employees engaged in each conference. Perhaps you had forgotten that a few hours earlier we had indicated that the level of support that we were requesting for the Fall conference was development staff to cover 55 sessions. Given that the next two Fall OAUG events are on the West Coast, even with travel and preparation time this represents about 120 people days, rather than the 2800 employee weeks that you refer to.
4. Twice you state that there are going to be seven conferences in the next twelve months, and refer to four OAUG conferences. When you asked on the conference call if we would participate with you in Europe, we said yes, we would. When you asked where our venue was for Europe next year, we told you that in light of the current situation we had released it. When we discussed Asia Pacific we told you that we intended to hold our conference in Sydney, but that we did not believe that it would affect your conference in Singapore which is several months and several thousand miles away. We agreed that we would be willing to discuss the model in Asia Pacific with you, as you had indicated the possibility of an alternative style event. We were not clear how that would work. In addition, given our willingness to discuss the North American model, you were well aware that seven conferences in the next twelve months was most unlikely.
5. You stated that for the past five years a majority of Oracle employees attending and staffing OAUG conferences were required to pay full attendance. I dont propose to count, but for the record, approximately sixty were free, any Oracle presenters above the sixty were free, and the conference workers paid a reduced rate to cover the costs involved, such as food. Any others who decided to attend did indeed have to pay.
It is hard for us to understand why it has been so difficult to bring this issue to closure. The OAUG Board understands that once Oracle had committed to its AppsWorld events for Spring 2001 that you were too busy to meet with us to discuss a longer term resolution, for example when we proposed a meeting with you in January. It was unfortunate that you were unable to meet the target date of meeting in March after your conference. We were pleased that we finally met on 30 April, and that we appeared to be making some progress in identifying issues and seeking to resolve them. It was disappointing that you had to postpone the agreed follow up meeting from the first week in May to 23 May, and that only then were you able to inform us that you had a deadline for just a week later.
We had sought to avoid going into details on the discussions in public, as we felt that might jeopardise progress. I am not clear what your purpose was in doing so. We continue to be disappointed by Oracles inability to compromise, and that after all of this time, this proposal so closely resembles the original proposal made last year. I would like to make quite clear what the OAUG has offered, and the flexibility that we have shown in being willing to move from the existing, successful model, to try to accommodate your valid needs to reach a wider audience.
The OAUG has proposed that :
7 The OAUG would be willing to collaborate with Oracle on their AppsWorld events in North America, if in return Oracle would participate in the OAUGs independent Fall North American conference to the extent of approximately sixty development staff.
7 The OAUG, in line with the majority of feedback received from European users, would be willing to collaborate with Oracle on their AppsWorld event in Europe.
7 The OAUG, after the Sydney Asia Pacific event which we have committed to in 2001, would be willing to collaborate with Oracle in their AppsWorld event in Asia Pacific, subject to clarification as to the form of that event.
I believe that is a more than reasonable proposal.
Given that Oracle decided to move these discussions into the public arena, that they did so in such an extensive way just a few hours after a discussion with the OAUG, and without giving any advance warning, I am forced to wonder whether Oracle are really negotiating in good faith in this matter
The OAUG has always stood for the independent voice of the user community. We have received consistent and clear feedback from our members that they wish have a forum for education and feedback which is, and can clearly be seen to be, independent from the Oracle message. We recognise Oracles marketing needs, and believe that our proposed compromise meets those needs, and the stated needs of existing users. If Oracle really had the interests of the users at heart it would not behave in this way. However such behaviour by Oracle only goes to reinforce the importance and value of a truly independent users group.
Jeremy Young
OAUG President
null

An Open Letter to Mark Jarvis and Ron Wohl
Mark, Ron
Thank you for setting out your proposal to the OAUG on AppsNet. It was useful to see it in writing, although, as you mentioned, it is largely similar to what was proposed and presented to our membership a year ago. As we had a teleconference a few hours before publication it would have been useful to have been given some advance notice of your plan to publish.
However as this has occurred I would like to clear up some errors and omissions in the document.
1. You state that the OAUG would select 100% of the user papers. You omit to mention that would represent 25% of the total conference content, and that 75% would therefore not be user papers (as explained to us in the conference call at 9am PST yesterday, Wednesday 23 May).
2. You state that no proposals were ever put forward by the OAUG board. In the 23 May conference call, just hours before your AppsNet posting, we had proposed that if you were able to support a Fall North American OAUG conference, we would be willing to collaborate with you in line with your proposals for the Spring in North America as well as in Europe and Asia Pacific.
3. You state that you would be required to take 200 developers out of development for a week of OAUG, and before you know it we would have 400 Oracle employees engaged in each conference. Perhaps you had forgotten that a few hours earlier we had indicated that the level of support that we were requesting for the Fall conference was development staff to cover 55 sessions. Given that the next two Fall OAUG events are on the West Coast, even with travel and preparation time this represents about 120 people days, rather than the 2800 employee weeks that you refer to.
4. Twice you state that there are going to be seven conferences in the next twelve months, and refer to four OAUG conferences. When you asked on the conference call if we would participate with you in Europe, we said yes, we would. When you asked where our venue was for Europe next year, we told you that in light of the current situation we had released it. When we discussed Asia Pacific we told you that we intended to hold our conference in Sydney, but that we did not believe that it would affect your conference in Singapore which is several months and several thousand miles away. We agreed that we would be willing to discuss the model in Asia Pacific with you, as you had indicated the possibility of an alternative style event. We were not clear how that would work. In addition, given our willingness to discuss the North American model, you were well aware that seven conferences in the next twelve months was most unlikely.
5. You stated that for the past five years a majority of Oracle employees attending and staffing OAUG conferences were required to pay full attendance. I dont propose to count, but for the record, approximately sixty were free, any Oracle presenters above the sixty were free, and the conference workers paid a reduced rate to cover the costs involved, such as food. Any others who decided to attend did indeed have to pay.
It is hard for us to understand why it has been so difficult to bring this issue to closure. The OAUG Board understands that once Oracle had committed to its AppsWorld events for Spring 2001 that you were too busy to meet with us to discuss a longer term resolution, for example when we proposed a meeting with you in January. It was unfortunate that you were unable to meet the target date of meeting in March after your conference. We were pleased that we finally met on 30 April, and that we appeared to be making some progress in identifying issues and seeking to resolve them. It was disappointing that you had to postpone the agreed follow up meeting from the first week in May to 23 May, and that only then were you able to inform us that you had a deadline for just a week later.
We had sought to avoid going into details on the discussions in public, as we felt that might jeopardise progress. I am not clear what your purpose was in doing so. We continue to be disappointed by Oracles inability to compromise, and that after all of this time, this proposal so closely resembles the original proposal made last year. I would like to make quite clear what the OAUG has offered, and the flexibility that we have shown in being willing to move from the existing, successful model, to try to accommodate your valid needs to reach a wider audience.
The OAUG has proposed that :
7 The OAUG would be willing to collaborate with Oracle on their AppsWorld events in North America, if in return Oracle would participate in the OAUGs independent Fall North American conference to the extent of approximately sixty development staff.
7 The OAUG, in line with the majority of feedback received from European users, would be willing to collaborate with Oracle on their AppsWorld event in Europe.
7 The OAUG, after the Sydney Asia Pacific event which we have committed to in 2001, would be willing to collaborate with Oracle in their AppsWorld event in Asia Pacific, subject to clarification as to the form of that event.
I believe that is a more than reasonable proposal.
Given that Oracle decided to move these discussions into the public arena, that they did so in such an extensive way just a few hours after a discussion with the OAUG, and without giving any advance warning, I am forced to wonder whether Oracle are really negotiating in good faith in this matter
The OAUG has always stood for the independent voice of the user community. We have received consistent and clear feedback from our members that they wish have a forum for education and feedback which is, and can clearly be seen to be, independent from the Oracle message. We recognise Oracles marketing needs, and believe that our proposed compromise meets those needs, and the stated needs of existing users. If Oracle really had the interests of the users at heart it would not behave in this way. However such behaviour by Oracle only goes to reinforce the importance and value of a truly independent users group.
Jeremy Young
OAUG President
null

OAUG Responds to Oracle's Proposal

An Open Letter to Mark Jarvis and Ron Wohl
Mark, Ron
Thank you for setting out your proposal to the OAUG on AppsNet. It was useful to see it in writing, although, as you mentioned, it is largely similar to what was proposed and presented to our membership a year ago. As we had a teleconference a few hours before publication it would have been useful to have been given some advance notice of your plan to publish.
However as this has occurred I would like to clear up some errors and omissions in the document.
1. You state that the OAUG would select 100% of the user papers. You omit to mention that would represent 25% of the total conference content, and that 75% would therefore not be user papers (as explained to us in the conference call at 9am PST yesterday, Wednesday 23 May).
2. You state that no proposals were ever put forward by the OAUG board. In the 23 May conference call, just hours before your AppsNet posting, we had proposed that if you were able to support a Fall North American OAUG conference, we would be willing to collaborate with you in line with your proposals for the Spring in North America as well as in Europe and Asia Pacific.
3. You state that you would be required to take 200 developers out of development for a week of OAUG, and before you know it we would have 400 Oracle employees engaged in each conference. Perhaps you had forgotten that a few hours earlier we had indicated that the level of support that we were requesting for the Fall conference was development staff to cover 55 sessions. Given that the next two Fall OAUG events are on the West Coast, even with travel and preparation time this represents about 120 people days, rather than the 2800 employee weeks that you refer to.
4. Twice you state that there are going to be seven conferences in the next twelve months, and refer to four OAUG conferences. When you asked on the conference call if we would participate with you in Europe, we said yes, we would. When you asked where our venue was for Europe next year, we told you that in light of the current situation we had released it. When we discussed Asia Pacific we told you that we intended to hold our conference in Sydney, but that we did not believe that it would affect your conference in Singapore which is several months and several thousand miles away. We agreed that we would be willing to discuss the model in Asia Pacific with you, as you had indicated the possibility of an alternative style event. We were not clear how that would work. In addition, given our willingness to discuss the North American model, you were well aware that seven conferences in the next twelve months was most unlikely.
5. You stated that for the past five years a majority of Oracle employees attending and staffing OAUG conferences were required to pay full attendance. I dont propose to count, but for the record, approximately sixty were free, any Oracle presenters above the sixty were free, and the conference workers paid a reduced rate to cover the costs involved, such as food. Any others who decided to attend did indeed have to pay.
It is hard for us to understand why it has been so difficult to bring this issue to closure. The OAUG Board understands that once Oracle had committed to its AppsWorld events for Spring 2001 that you were too busy to meet with us to discuss a longer term resolution, for example when we proposed a meeting with you in January. It was unfortunate that you were unable to meet the target date of meeting in March after your conference. We were pleased that we finally met on 30 April, and that we appeared to be making some progress in identifying issues and seeking to resolve them. It was disappointing that you had to postpone the agreed follow up meeting from the first week in May to 23 May, and that only then were you able to inform us that you had a deadline for just a week later.
We had sought to avoid going into details on the discussions in public, as we felt that might jeopardise progress. I am not clear what your purpose was in doing so. We continue to be disappointed by Oracles inability to compromise, and that after all of this time, this proposal so closely resembles the original proposal made last year. I would like to make quite clear what the OAUG has offered, and the flexibility that we have shown in being willing to move from the existing, successful model, to try to accommodate your valid needs to reach a wider audience.
The OAUG has proposed that :
7 The OAUG would be willing to collaborate with Oracle on their AppsWorld events in North America, if in return Oracle would participate in the OAUGs independent Fall North American conference to the extent of approximately sixty development staff.
7 The OAUG, in line with the majority of feedback received from European users, would be willing to collaborate with Oracle on their AppsWorld event in Europe.
7 The OAUG, after the Sydney Asia Pacific event which we have committed to in 2001, would be willing to collaborate with Oracle in their AppsWorld event in Asia Pacific, subject to clarification as to the form of that event.
I believe that is a more than reasonable proposal.
Given that Oracle decided to move these discussions into the public arena, that they did so in such an extensive way just a few hours after a discussion with the OAUG, and without giving any advance warning, I am forced to wonder whether Oracle are really negotiating in good faith in this matter
The OAUG has always stood for the independent voice of the user community. We have received consistent and clear feedback from our members that they wish have a forum for education and feedback which is, and can clearly be seen to be, independent from the Oracle message. We recognise Oracles marketing needs, and believe that our proposed compromise meets those needs, and the stated needs of existing users. If Oracle really had the interests of the users at heart it would not behave in this way. However such behaviour by Oracle only goes to reinforce the importance and value of a truly independent users group.
Jeremy Young
OAUG President
null

Have you tried putting something like Apache infront of the ORDS and have /ords setup in there to need http basic?

CRM in Oracle E_BUSINESS suite

Hi,
are there any products or modules for CRM in Oracle E_BUSINESS suite (Oracle APPLICATIONS)? If yes which ones ?
Many thanks.

Anything is Sales/Marketing/Service is generally considered CRM. The following modules are available in the latest release of the e-Business Suite:
Marketing and Sales
Marketing
Trade Management
TeleSales
Field Sales
Sales for Handhelds
Quoting
Partner Management
Proposals
Incentive Compensation
Service
TeleService
Service Contracts
Field Service
Depot Repair
iSupport
Interaction Center Technology
Advanced Inbound Telephony
Advanced Outbound Telephony
Scripting
eMail Center

Oracle V/S SAP

Hi All,
My company is planning to go for Oracle Financials and currently in the process of getting proposals from various partners. Management is actually interested in Oralce, but one of the partners suggests that SAP is more professional and a better choice. They say that SAP is originally meant for ERP and oracle was made just for managing database and later they bought peoplesoft, this and that and made it suitable for ERP. Management is having a second thought now, hence I would like to know the advantages of Oracle over SAP which I can provide to the management and convince them for going with Oracle.
Thanks for the help.
cheers
Edited by: user11076992 on Dec 30, 2009 10:01 AM

Hi,
You can also see previous threads in this forum which cover the same topic.
I would suggest you contact an Oracle Sales representative, he/she should be able to help and provide you with the necessary documents which would help in taking your decision.
Regards,
Hussein

Oracle Financials Implementation Consultant

Good Wonderful Afternoon,
     My name is Steven Boucher and I am a professional recruiter with Harrington Informatics Resources in Ottawa. I currently have a few Oracle Financials Implementation positions available in Ottawa and Quebec City. If you are interested in hearing more about this, please do not hesitate to forward a detailed resume in word format for my review. Also, please inform me in your email, if you are bilingual with French and English. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Best regards,

                                             Date: 16th
April,2002
Contact
Mobile No: (00965) 6418721
[email protected]
Mohammed Abdul Aziz
Career Objective
To become an Expert in the challenging field of Oracle and Oracle Applications and to achieve continuous improvement through innovative ways of working while keeping my skills up-to-date with the sole aim of acquiring an in-depth knowledge about the technology, products and future plans of the Company and share its vision for all-round mutual benefit.
Education
Master in Business Administration (Fin)-- (2 years)
Bachelor of Commerce, India (1995)--.(3 years)
Diploma in Computer Applications-- (1 year).
Certifications                    Score (%)     Scored higher than all
(Transcript ID (2997775))                         previous test taker in world
Oracle Financials Rel 11 by Brainbench.Com     64.80          Scored higher then 91% of all
                                        previous test takers
Oracle 8i DBA by Brainbench.Com           60.00          Scored higher then 78% of all
                                        previous test takers
Oracle8 DBA by Brainbench.Com           92.00          Scored higher then 98% of all
                                        previous test takers
PL/SQL by Brainbench.Com                66.00          Scored higher then 90% of all
                                        previous test takers
RDBMS by Brainbench.Com               67.60          Scored higher then 81% of all
                                        previous test takers
Data Modelling by Brainbench.Com          74.20          Scored higher then 91% of all
                                        previous test takers
SQL(ANSI) by Brainbench.Com               75.40          Scored higher then 74% of all
                                        previous test takers
Customer Requirement Analysis               58.80          Scored higher then 69% of all
                                        previous test takers
Information Technology by Brainbench.Com     75.40          Scored higher then 91% of all
                                        previous test takers
Managing People (US) by Brainbench.com     57.40          Scored higher then 49% of all
                              previous test takers
MS Windows 95/98(Fundamentals)          90.60      Scored higher then 89% of all
                                        Previous test takers
Technical Skills
Operating Systems     :     MS-DOS 6.22, Win NT/95/98, Win 2000 Prof.,
SCO UNIX Open Server 5.0
Applications          :     MS Office (97, 2000), MS Projects
Languages          :     SQL, PL/SQL, HTML 4.0
ERP               :     Oracle Applications 11i, 11, 10.7
                    Expertise: -
AR, OE, AP, CM, System Administration.
                    Good :
     G L, FA, Inventory, PayRoll, WorkFlow, AOL, Open Interfaces, System Administration.
DBA (O)RDBMS     :     Oracle 7.x, 8.0.x,8i
Front-end          :     Developer/2000 (and its Suite of Products) & Visual Basic 6
Others               :     Familiar with Oracle Financial Analyzer & Discoverer
Experience (in reverse chronological order)
Since November 5th 2001 to till date
M.H Alshaya Co. WLL
Designation     :     Project Manager-Oracle
The company is the one of the largest Fashion Retail groups in the Middle East. It has showrooms all over the Gulf region and in Lebanon.
Individual reporting to IT Group Manager.
At present M.H Alshaya using kerridge ERP to handle Inventory, Shipment and Financials along with other supporting softwares for information flow.
Job Description (November 2001 to till date):
Individual has done necessary groundwork for implementation of Oracle Financials
7     Understanding the complete business process of the company
7     Documented all the current process (AP, AR, GL, Assets, Cash Mgt) and prepared the wish list
7     Selling ideas on Oracle Financials & Motivating Finance team
7     Facilitating team
7     Finding Attention areas & impacts across all the countries
7     Arranging Corporate training programs to the development team
7     Team/Resources Recommendation
7     Finding Business Requirements best suits to the company
7     Interact with the Finance heads on implementations and impacts
7     Users for implementations
7     Documented all the current process and prepared the wish lisy
7     Reporting to IT Group Manager
Done SWOT Analysis on Oracle Financials proposals from Satyam Computers & Hyperlink based on criteria and given recommendations.
Studied existing interfaces with Kerridge ERP & building interfaces strategy with Oracle Financials:
7     Payroll interface with GL
7     Inventory, Point of Sales, Shipment Interfaces
Since January 1999 to October 2001
Continental Informatics India Limited
Designation     :     ERP Consultant
Details of the responsibilities and job handled from day one to the date of Employment:
Job & Responsibilities (January 1999 to March 2000)
Imparted Training:
After a 4 months intensive In-House Training on Oracle Financials & Oracle Order Entry. I was appointed in Head office Hyderabad. For taking care of training activities in Oracle Receivables version 10.7 & 11 and Oracle Order Entry version 10.7 & 11.And I have taught the complete cycle of Oracle Receivables and Order Entry and Oracle Payables to the clients and also am a visiting faculty for intelli Group.
Job & Responsibilities (March 2000 to January 2001)
Implemented Oracle Financials:
In February I was handpicked along with other consultants to form an implementation team to develop project for the Gati Corporation Limited, which is Indias leading Cargo Management Company.
Individual fully involved in business process study, system study, Requirement Analysis and preparing the documents at each stage of the project and completed the full life cycle of project along with other 6 ERP Consultants.
Oracle Receivables module I have implemented and given support in Oracle Payables and Oracle General Ledger.
(Oracle Receivables)
7     Defined System and Profile Options to control How Oracle Receivables looks and run
7     Set up processing to calculate tax in Oracle Receivables.
7     Set up transaction types
7     Defined Banks, payment terms, Quick codes to control list of value choice.
7     Set up document sequences by defining and assigning sequential document number.
7     Set up transaction header information to control transaction entry and create transaction default values.
7     Set up transaction line information
7     Setup Statement Cycle and messages to inform customers of activities for a specific period.
7     Set up receipt entry before entering and processing receipt in Oracle Receivables.
7     Defined Collection Methods, collector and assign them to customers.
7     Defined aging buckets to specify time period used to review customers aged receivables.
7     Defined dunning letters and dunning letter sets to inform customers of past-due items.
7     Integrated Oracle Receivables with general ledger
7
(Given support in Oracle General Ledger Implementation)
7     Supported in creating set of book consisting of chart of accounts, accounting calendar and functional currency.
7     Setting profile options
7     Supported in creating Organizations and defining profile options.
7
(Given support in Oracle Payables Implementation)
7     Defining Payment terms.
7     Defining payables and Financials options & Suppliers, Banks.
Developed Forms:
7     Developing few customized applications using forms 4.5 and attached it to the menus and Responsibilities.
Created Reports:
7     Individual has developed reports in Oracle Receivables by using complex SQL, PL/SQL codes.
System Administration and Database Management:
7     Creating Responsibility, Menus, security Rules, various Document Sequences were defined to assign to bank Documents and Automatic Receipts, Charge backs, Setting Profile Options, Auditing, and involved in setting printer. Using the function like Security Levels, different Responsibilities are defined for assigning different hierarchy level to Staff. General and Special Trouble shooting, Installation of Database software(s) and Operating Systems like Win NT, Ensuring and Maintaining Data Integrity, Managing the Instance(s) and Database(s), User and Security Administration, In addition to that good working experience by using Oracle Enterprise Manager also, Listener and NET 8 Configuration.
Trained end users:
7     After the successful completion of the project I was assigned the job to impart the training to the end users in Oracle Receivables and assisting in system administration activities.
Job & Responsibilities (March 2001 to October 2001)
Imparting Training in ERP and handling Database Management activities of the company:
7     Once again after implementing the project I was assigned responsibility to take care of Training Activities in oracle financials and in addition to that I was assigned the responsibility of Applications System Administration, Database Management and installation of Database software and operating systems with regard to Oracle Applications and others.
Since September 1997 to December 1998
Moon Microsystems
Designation          : Programmer
Software                :Oracle Developer
Role: Application Developer /Programmer
Project Involved:
Title               :     Health Care System-
Title               :     Financial Accounting System
Title               :     Library Management System
Job Description
'     Wrote Triggers for auditing of Data Modification implementing Complex Business Rules.
'     Prepared Stored Procedures for making efficient reporting purpose. & Database Triggers
'     To analyze, identify existing code in response to error used Debugging.
'     Created Lovs, input items etc.
'     SQL PL/SQL Programs
'     Written the Triggers in forms and reports etc.
Present Salary          :     820 KD + Incentives
Expected Salary          :      Negotiable
Personal Profile
Father's Name          :     Mohdammed. Waheed
Date of Birth          :     February 01th 1974
Marital Status          :     Single
Nationality          :     Indian
Passport No           :     A1469944
Valid               :     December 24th 1996 to December 23rd 2006
References to be provided on request

Oracle Final Year Project Choice Help Needed

hi everyone,
I m Amir from Pakistan, I m a student of CS final year at a IT University powered by Govt.of pakistan.
Can any one help us regarding choice of Final Year project/proposal. we want to build oracle based solution for any industry or sector which will also helpfull for me and my team not only for College Final Year Project but also for after college industry solutions.
As in consideration different sectors are in front of us, i.e Oil & Gas, Manufacturing, Automobiles, Communications etc
But, we think this forum is much help full cause different professional peoples are much better able to guide us with respect to current and upcoming trends.
Thanks
Amir

Hi Amir,
I can think of a dozen different projects. You could check the functionalities in Oracle's eBusiness Suite (Oracle Applications). For instance you could implement a human resource module (employees details, salaries etc), or a employee time card application. Why not a resource booking system (conference rooms, beamers, computers etc).
All these examples could easily be split into parts. Say for instance time reporting. One group could implement the interface to the employees, one group the interface to the managers, to the human resource department, and there's also quite some administrative setup modules.
What project proposals have you come up with yet?
Well, because it's your first post I warmly welcomes you to the Oracle Forums here at Oracle Technology Network.
Regards,
Martin Malmstrom
ORACLE Consulting

Salary proposals mass upload

hi,
in oracle applications 11i what is the best way to mass upload salary proposals?
thanks

Web ADI has a standard integrator for Downloading/uploading Salary Proposals, which obviously involves a spreadsheet-type data source.
Alternatively the api HR_MAINTAIN_PROPOSAL_API.insert_salary_proposal if you are writing something to populate from elsewhere
The Web ADI integrator uses a slightly different API, HR_UPLOAD_PROPOSAL_API.upload_salary_proposal
Hope this helps
Clive

Error while invoking a WS-Security secured web service from Oracle BPEL..

Hi ,
We are facing some error while invoking a WS-Security secured web service from our BPEL Process on the windows platform(SOA 10.1.3.3.0).
For the BPEL process we are following the same steps as given in an AMIS blog : - [http://technology.amis.nl/blog/1607/how-to-call-a-ws-security-secured-web-service-from-oracle-bpel]
but sttill,after deploying it and passing values in it,we are getting the following error on the console :-
“Header [http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2004/08/addressing:Action] for ultimate recipient is required but not present in the message”
Any pointers in this regard will be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Saurabh

Hi James,
Thanks for the quick reply.
We've tried to call that web service from an HTML designed in Visual Studios with the same username and password and its working fine.
But on the BPEL console, we are getting the error as mentioned.
Also if you can tell me how to set the user name and password in the header of the parter link.I could not find how to do it.
Thanks,
Saurabh

Error while running a customize report in oracle ebs

Hi ..
can anybody suggest how to solve the follwing error while running a customize report in oracle ebs?
XXIFMS: Version : UNKNOWN
Copyright (c) 1979, 1999, Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
Current system time is 03-JUN-2011 11:09:24
+-----------------------------
| Starting concurrent program execution...
+-----------------------------
Arguments
P_DATE_FROM='2010/04/01 00:00:00'
P_DATE_TO='2011/06/03 00:00:00'
Forcing NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS to: '.,' for XDO processing
APPLLCSP Environment Variable set to :
Current NLS_LANG and NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS Environment Variables are :
American_America.AL32UTF8
stat_low = 9
stat_high = 0
emsg:was terminated by signal 9
ld.so.1: rwrun: fatal: librw.so: open failed: No such file or directory
Start of log messages from FND_FILE
End of log messages from FND_FILE
Program was terminated by signal 9
Concurrent Manager encountered an error while running Oracle*Report for your concurrent request 1068011.
Review your concurrent request log and/or report output file for more detailed information.
Executing request completion options...
------------- 1) PUBLISH -------------
Beginning post-processing of request 1068011 on node D0005 at 03-JUN-2011 11:09:24.
Post-processing of request 1068011 failed at 03-JUN-2011 11:09:24 with the error message:
One or more post-processing actions failed. Consult the OPP service log for details.
Finished executing request completion options.
Concurrent request completed
Current system time is 03-JUN-2011 11:09:24

Please post the details of the application release, database version and OS.
Is the issue with this specific concurrent program?
Can you find any errors in the CM/OPP log files?
Please see if these docs help.
On R12.1.1/Solaris Platform While Generating Oracle Reports Files Failed With Error " ld.so.1: rwconverter: fatal: librw.so: open failed: No such file or directory [ID 1067786.1]
Apps UPG Fail With Error Ld.So.1: Rwserver: Fatal: Librw.So [ID 961222.1]
Thanks,
Hussein

HELP! Can not install Oracle 8.1.5 w/ RedHat 6.1!

I can not get Oracle 8.1.5 to install onto Linux RedHat 6.1. The
Oracle installation script generates several errors. I have
tried several attempts, using different options, but they all
generate errors.
Please help. The Oracle Installation scripts appear to be very
buggy... or perhaps they are incompatible with the standard
RedHat 6.1 release. Either way, it is very frustrating.
I have documented one of my (failed) installation attempts below.
Does anyone have any words of wisdom?
I am installing Oracle onto a Dell Latitude CPi PC w/ 128MB RAM,
a 366MHz Pentium II, and RedHat 6.1 (using the standard Linux
2.2.12-2 kernel). RedHat was installed using the standard "Gnome
Workstation" configuration.
The Oralce CD is labeled:
"Oralce 8i Enterprise Edition
Release 8.1.5
for Linux
(c) Oracle Corporation 1999"
I got this CD about one week ago at Oracle OpenWorld '99 in Los
Angeles... it should be their "latest & greatest" version so far.
1. Pre-Installation and ./runInstall
I created an "oracle" Unix account w/ groups "oinstall" (the
primary group) and "dba" (a secondary group).
I created directories /u01 through /u04, belonging to oracle.
I setup .cshrc and sourced it, containing:
umask 022
setenv DISPLAY `hostname`:0
xhost +
setenv ORACLE_BASE /u01/app/oracle
setenv ORACLE_HOME ${ORACLE_BASE}/product/8.1.5
setenv ORACLE_SID cprtest
setenv PATH ${ORACLE_HOME}/bin:${PATH}
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH ${ORACLE_HOME}/lib
setenv NLS_LANG US7ASCII
I downloaded jre116_v5 and installed to /usr/local/jre.
Finally, I executed (from the "oracle" Unix account):
cd /mnt/cdrom
./runInstall
Problem: I got the error (from ./runInstall):
Initializing Java Virtual Machine from /usr/local/jre/bin/jre.
Please wait...
Error in CreateOUIProcess(): -1
: Bad address
Workaround: Executed the following commands instead:
cd /mnt/cdrom/install/linux
./runIns.sh
3. runIns.sh and root.sh
I selected the following options (from ./runIns.sh):
Source: /mnt/cdrom/stage/products.jar
Destination: /u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5
Oracle 8i Enterprise Edition 8.1.5.0.0
Typical (585MB)
Installable Components: Oralce Intelligent Agent 8.1.5.0.0
Global Database Name: cprtest.parkrussell.com
SID: cprtest
Directory for Database Files: /u02
Then (when instructed by ./runIns.sh), I attempted to execute
(from the
"root" Unix account):
cd /u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5
./root.sh
Problem: I got the error:
"bash: ./root.sh: Permission denied"
The execute bit was not set.
Workaround: I executed:
chmod a+x root.sh
./root.sh
5. Configuration Tools
The Oracle Installer (./runIns.sh) attempted to execute:
A. Net8 Configuration Agent
B. Oracle Database Configuration Agent
Problem: The "Oracle Database Configuration Agent" failed with
the following error message:
"One or more tools have failed. It is recommended but not
required that these tools succeed for this installation.
You can now select these tools, read its details to examine
why they have failed, fix those problems, and retry them.
Or, you can click "Next" to continue."
When I selected the "Oracle Database Configuration Agent" for
more info, I got the following additional details (as the cause
of the error):
"A required command line argument is missing."
The log file
"/u01/app/oracle/oraInventory/logs/installActions.log" recorded:
"Command which is being spawned is /usr/local/jre/bin/jre
-Duser.dir=/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/assistants/dbca/jlib
-classpath
/usr/local/jre/lib/rt.jar:/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/jlib/ewt-3_1_10.jar:/u01/app/oracle/produc
/8.1.5/jlib/share-1_0_6.jar:/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/assistants/dbca/jlib/DBAssist.jar:/u01/a
p/oracle/product/8.1.5/assistants/jlib/jnls.jar:/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/assistants/jlib/ACC.
AR:/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/jlib/help-3_0_7.jar:/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/jlib/oracle_ice
4_03_3.jar:/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/jlib/HotJavaBean.jar:/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/jlib/n
tcfg.jar:/usr/local/jre/lib/i18n.jar
DBCreateWizard /createtype seed /numusers NO_VALUE /apptype
NO_VALUE /cartridges NO_VALUE /options NO_VALUE /demos NO_VALUE
/seedloc NO_VALUE /sid cprtest /orahome
/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5 /orabase /u01/app/oracle /dbloc
/u02 /clususer NO_VALUE /cluspswd NO_VALUE /nodeinfo NO_VALUE
/gdbName cprtest.parkrussell.com
Invalid Exit Code. The following result code will be used for
configuration tool: 1
Configuration tool Oracle Database Configuration Assistant
failed"
Workaround: There is obviously nothing I can do to fix this
problem. It appears to be an internal bug in ./runIns.sh.
Therefore, I selected "Next" and executed "dbassist" directly.
6. dbassist
I executed:
dbassist
Problem: I got the following error:
"JNLS Execution:oracle.ntpg.jnls.JNLSException
Unable to find any National Character Sets. Please
check your Oracle installation."
Workaround: Press "OK" and ignore the error.
7. dbassist (cont.)
I selected the following options:
Create database
Typical
Copy existing database files from the CD
Global Database Name: cprtest.parkrussell.com
SID: cprtest
Problem: I got the following error:
"CD-ROM drive not detected on this system.
Database not created."
(Note: I've been running the installation scripts from the
CDROM drive this entire time. "df" shows the CDROM drive
mounted on /mnt/cdrom. "ls /mnt/cdrom" works too.)
Workaround: Abort (which generated the additional error: "Unable
to create database. DBCA-00003: No CD-ROM drive detected.") and
run dbassist again, this time using different parameters.
8. dbassist, again
I executed "dbassist" again and selected the following options:
Create database
Typical
Create new database files
Hybrid
Concurrently connected users: 5
Options: Oralce interMedia, Oralce JServer, and iM demos
Global Database Name: cprtest2.parkrussell.com
SID: cprtest2
Create database now
Problem: I got the following error:
"ORA-01012: not logged on"
Workaround: Try, try again.
9. dbassist, one last time
Executed "dbassist" once more and selected the following options:
Create database
Typical
Create new database files
Hybrid
Concurrently connected users: 5
Options: Oralce interMedia, Oralce JServer, and interMedia
demos
Global Database Name: cprtest3.parkrussell.com
SID: cprtest3
Output creation script
Then, I executed (from the "oracle" Unix account):
cd /u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/install
setenv ORACLE_SID cprtest3
./sqlcprtest3.sh
Problem: I got the following output:
"Oracle Server Manager Release 3.1.5.0.0 - Production
(c) Copyright 1997, Oracle Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release 8.1.5.0.0 - Production
With the Partitioning and Java options
PL/SQL Release 8.1.5.0.0 - Production
SVRMGR> SVRMGR> Connected.
SVRMGR> ORACLE instance started.
ORA-01012: not logged on
SVRMGR> 2> 3> 4> 5> 6> 7>
8> 9> CREATE DATABASE "cprtest3"
ORA-01012: not logged on
SVRMGR> Disconnected."
Workaround: Beats me.
10. sqlplus
I attempted to execute sqlplus, but got the following error
message:
"/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/bin/sqlplus: Permission denied."
The execute bit was not set.
Workaround: I executed:
chmod a+x /u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/bin/sqlplus
sqlplus
I gave up for now... there were just too many things wrong with
this installation, starting with the very first command I was
supposed to execute (./runInstaller).
I can't fathom why Oracle's installation script has so many bugs.
Am I just doing something terribly wrong?
Please help.
null

I'm using enlightenment version 0.15.5-41, which is more recent
than the 0.15.5-37 version (containing the Oracle installer
patch) that you recommended. Unfortunately, it fails when using
this version.
I also tried installing Oracle using twm, with enlightenment
disabled. This didn't help either.
Furthermore, the errors that I'm encountering in the OUI are
not just toward the end of the installation. They happen from
the very beginning, right after I enter "./runInstall", and
continue every step of the way.
Calvin Mitchell (guest) wrote:
: Check out my thread: "Assistants Failure Toward end of Oracle
: Install" to see where i've gone with this.
: if your running Enlightenment as your window manager you need
to
: upgrade to 0.15.5-37, that will solve the OUI error.
: Let me know if you solve any of your problems.
: Chris Russell (guest) wrote:
: : I can not get Oracle 8.1.5 to install onto Linux RedHat 6.1.
: The
: : Oracle installation script generates several errors. I have
: : tried several attempts, using different options, but they all
: : generate errors.
: : Please help. The Oracle Installation scripts appear to be
very
: : buggy... or perhaps they are incompatible with the standard
: : RedHat 6.1 release. Either way, it is very frustrating.
: : I have documented one of my (failed) installation attempts
: below.
: : Does anyone have any words of wisdom?
: : I am installing Oracle onto a Dell Latitude CPi PC w/ 128MB
: RAM,
: : a 366MHz Pentium II, and RedHat 6.1 (using the standard Linux
: : 2.2.12-2 kernel). RedHat was installed using the standard
: "Gnome
: : Workstation" configuration.
: : The Oralce CD is labeled:
: : "Oralce 8i Enterprise Edition
: : Release 8.1.5
: : for Linux
: : (c) Oracle Corporation 1999"
: : I got this CD about one week ago at Oracle OpenWorld '99 in
Los
: : Angeles... it should be their "latest & greatest" version so
: far.
: : 1. Pre-Installation and ./runInstall
: : I created an "oracle" Unix account w/ groups "oinstall" (the
: : primary group) and "dba" (a secondary group).
: : I created directories /u01 through /u04, belonging to oracle.
: : I setup .cshrc and sourced it, containing:
: : umask 022
: : setenv DISPLAY `hostname`:0
: : xhost +
: : setenv ORACLE_BASE /u01/app/oracle
: : setenv ORACLE_HOME ${ORACLE_BASE}/product/8.1.5
: : setenv ORACLE_SID cprtest
: : setenv PATH ${ORACLE_HOME}/bin:${PATH}
: : setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH ${ORACLE_HOME}/lib
: : setenv NLS_LANG US7ASCII
: : I downloaded jre116_v5 and installed to /usr/local/jre.
: : Finally, I executed (from the "oracle" Unix account):
: : cd /mnt/cdrom
: : ./runInstall
: : Problem: I got the error (from ./runInstall):
: : Initializing Java Virtual Machine from
: /usr/local/jre/bin/jre.
: : Please wait...
: : Error in CreateOUIProcess(): -1
: : : Bad address
: : Workaround: Executed the following commands instead:
: : cd /mnt/cdrom/install/linux
: : ./runIns.sh
: : 3. runIns.sh and root.sh
: : I selected the following options (from ./runIns.sh):
: : Source: /mnt/cdrom/stage/products.jar
: : Destination: /u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5
: : Oracle 8i Enterprise Edition 8.1.5.0.0
: : Typical (585MB)
: : Installable Components: Oralce Intelligent Agent 8.1.5.0.0
: : Global Database Name: cprtest.parkrussell.com
: : SID: cprtest
: : Directory for Database Files: /u02
: : Then (when instructed by ./runIns.sh), I attempted to execute
: : (from the
: : "root" Unix account):
: : cd /u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5
: : ./root.sh
: : Problem: I got the error:
: : "bash: ./root.sh: Permission denied"
: : The execute bit was not set.
: : Workaround: I executed:
: : chmod a+x root.sh
: : ./root.sh
: : 5. Configuration Tools
: : The Oracle Installer (./runIns.sh) attempted to execute:
: : A. Net8 Configuration Agent
: : B. Oracle Database Configuration Agent
: : Problem: The "Oracle Database Configuration Agent" failed
with
: : the following error message:
: : "One or more tools have failed. It is recommended but not
: : required that these tools succeed for this installation.
: : You can now select these tools, read its details to
examine
: : why they have failed, fix those problems, and retry them.
: : Or, you can click "Next" to continue."
: : When I selected the "Oracle Database Configuration Agent" for
: : more info, I got the following additional details (as the
cause
: : of the error):
: : "A required command line argument is missing."
: : The log file
: : "/u01/app/oracle/oraInventory/logs/installActions.log"
: recorded:
: : "Command which is being spawned is /usr/local/jre/bin/jre
: : -Duser.dir=/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/assistants/dbca/jlib
: : -classpath
/usr/local/jre/lib/rt.jar:/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/jlib/ewt-
: 3_1_10.jar:/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/jlib/share-
1_0_6.jar:/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/assistants/dbca/jlib/DBAs
sist.jar:/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/assistants/jlib/jnls.jar:/
u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/assistants/jlib/ACC.JAR:/u01/app/ora
: cle/product/8.1.5/jlib/help-
: 3_0_7.jar:/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/jlib/oracle_ice-
4_03_3.jar:/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/jlib/HotJavaBean.jar:/u0
1/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/jlib/netcfg.jar:/usr/local/jre/lib/i18
: n.jar
: : DBCreateWizard /createtype seed /numusers NO_VALUE /apptype
: : NO_VALUE /cartridges NO_VALUE /options NO_VALUE /demos
NO_VALUE
: : /seedloc NO_VALUE /sid cprtest /orahome
: : /u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5 /orabase /u01/app/oracle /dbloc
: : /u02 /clususer NO_VALUE /cluspswd NO_VALUE /nodeinfo NO_VALUE
: : /gdbName cprtest.parkrussell.com
: : Invalid Exit Code. The following result code will be used
for
: : configuration tool: 1
: : Configuration tool Oracle Database Configuration Assistant
: : failed"
: : Workaround: There is obviously nothing I can do to fix this
: : problem. It appears to be an internal bug in ./runIns.sh.
: : Therefore, I selected "Next" and executed "dbassist"
directly.
: : 6. dbassist
: : I executed:
: : dbassist
: : Problem: I got the following error:
: : "JNLS Execution:oracle.ntpg.jnls.JNLSException
: : Unable to find any National Character Sets. Please
: : check your Oracle installation."
: : Workaround: Press "OK" and ignore the error.
: : 7. dbassist (cont.)
: : I selected the following options:
: : Create database
: : Typical
: : Copy existing database files from the CD
: : Global Database Name: cprtest.parkrussell.com
: : SID: cprtest
: : Problem: I got the following error:
: : "CD-ROM drive not detected on this system.
: : Database not created."
: : (Note: I've been running the installation scripts from the
: : CDROM drive this entire time. "df" shows the CDROM drive
: : mounted on /mnt/cdrom. "ls /mnt/cdrom" works too.)
: : Workaround: Abort (which generated the additional error:
: "Unable
: : to create database. DBCA-00003: No CD-ROM drive detected.")
: and
: : run dbassist again, this time using different parameters.
: : 8. dbassist, again
: : I executed "dbassist" again and selected the following
options:
: : Create database
: : Typical
: : Create new database files
: : Hybrid
: : Concurrently connected users: 5
: : Options: Oralce interMedia, Oralce JServer, and iM demos
: : Global Database Name: cprtest2.parkrussell.com
: : SID: cprtest2
: : Create database now
: : Problem: I got the following error:
: : "ORA-01012: not logged on"
: : Workaround: Try, try again.
: : 9. dbassist, one last time
: : Executed "dbassist" once more and selected the following
: options:
: : Create database
: : Typical
: : Create new database files
: : Hybrid
: : Concurrently connected users: 5
: : Options: Oralce interMedia, Oralce JServer, and interMedia
: : demos
: : Global Database Name: cprtest3.parkrussell.com
: : SID: cprtest3
: : Output creation script
: : Then, I executed (from the "oracle" Unix account):
: : cd /u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/install
: : setenv ORACLE_SID cprtest3
: : ./sqlcprtest3.sh
: : Problem: I got the following output:
: : "Oracle Server Manager Release 3.1.5.0.0 - Production
: : (c) Copyright 1997, Oracle Corporation. All Rights
Reserved.
: : Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release 8.1.5.0.0 - Production
: : With the Partitioning and Java options
: : PL/SQL Release 8.1.5.0.0 - Production
: : SVRMGR> SVRMGR> Connected.
: : SVRMGR> ORACLE instance started.
: : ORA-01012: not logged on
: : SVRMGR> 2> 3> 4> 5> 6> 7>
: : 8> 9> CREATE DATABASE "cprtest3"
: : ORA-01012: not logged on
: : SVRMGR> Disconnected."
: : Workaround: Beats me.
: : 10. sqlplus
: : I attempted to execute sqlplus, but got the following error
: : message:
: : "/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/bin/sqlplus: Permission
: denied."
: : The execute bit was not set.
: : Workaround: I executed:
: : chmod a+x /u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5/bin/sqlplus
: : sqlplus
: : I gave up for now... there were just too many things wrong
with
: : this installation, starting with the very first command I was
: : supposed to execute (./runInstaller).
: : I can't fathom why Oracle's installation script has so many
: bugs.
: : Am I just doing something terribly wrong?
: : Please help.
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