Upgrade to 11g from 10.1.2.3 - Problems or bugs known?

Hi,
we use OC4J 10g (10.1.2.3) with TopLink 9.0.4.8 and DB 10.2.0.1.
Are there any known problems if upgrading the database to version 11g?
I've heard from problems with timezone or time field while upgrading from 9i to 10g.
Where can I get informations concerning this upgrade?
Thanks in advance
Tjard

You might want to refer "Oracle Database 11g Certification for Customer Data, and for Use with Oracle Application Server Metadata Repository Creation Assistant" section in following certification matrix:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/ias/files/as_certification_r2_101202.html
Thanks
Shail

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Queries slow after upgrade to 11g from 10g

Hi experts,
I've recently installed 11g and did a full import of my 10g db into it. We are currently testing our apps in 11g and we are finding that existing queries were running slower. For example, a complex query that used to run 4secs is now taking 60secs in 11g. We surely don't want to change existing queries because there's just too many of them.
I have run statistics:
EXEC dbms_stats.gather_system_stats();
EXEC dbms_stats.gather_database_stats(estimate_percent=> 100);
I'd appreciate your suggestions to resolve this issue.
THanks
Giovanni

gvy wrote:
Hi experts,
I've recently installed 11g and did a full import of my 10g db into it. That means you've physically re-arranged all your data, and recreated (most of, but not necessarily all of) your indexes. Such changes can have an unlucky side effect.
>
I have run statistics:
EXEC dbms_stats.gather_system_stats();
EXEC dbms_stats.gather_database_stats(estimate_percent=> 100);
How does this compare with the way you collected statistics in your 10g system. Changes in statistics collection method can have a very unlucky impact on performance. (You mention in a follow-up post that you don't have histograms in 10g; your call to gather database stats will collect histograms by default in 11g - to avoid them you need to use method_opt => 'for all columns size 1')
There may be some particularly unlucky queries where the optimizer choose to do a new 11g transform that just does suit your data. One testing strategy is to set optimizer_features_enabled back to 10g (mores specifically the 10.x.x.x form it was on your previous release) to see if this bypasses the problems. If it does then you could use the optimizer_features_enable hint temporarily in just those queries that were misbehaving.
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Upgrading 2nd computer from Contribute 3 to CS4-problems?

I have CS4 on 1 computer and want to install it on a 2nd computer. I bought the download version for computer 1 in March 2009.
I was able to download the required files onto computer 2 but then when I tried to install it, I wasn't able to install it because I did not have the serial number for the previous installation of Contribute 3. So I tried to use the trial version of CS4, but this gave me a message saying that the trial version would delete any working drafts.
Is this true, or can I safely install and use the trial version of CS4 on computer 2 until I am able to get the serial number for the original installation of Contribute 3?
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From doing a web search with those disc specifications it would seem those are grey colored discs intended to only work on another model computer, probably an e-mac. Unfortunately people sell these old discs that came with a computer but don't realize that unless somebody has an identical model computer they are no good to most peple and should really be kept with the original computer.
What you need to find are black colored retail version discs that are intended to be used for upgrading any Mac that can run Tiger. These aren't easy to find and although I would think people would be really be getting rid of old discs now that Tiger is 4 generations old, it doesn't seem to work that way.

Problem with statement after upgrading to 11g

Hello,
We recently upgraded to 11g from 9i and one of our statements we routinely use no longer works. The statement is:
delete from ALLEMPLOYEES x where exists( (select * from ALLEMPLOYEES where email_id=x.email_id) minus (select * from X_ALLEMPLOYEES where email_id=x.email_id));
This statement deletes no rows from the ALLEMPLOYEES table. When we run this statement as a check:
(select * from ALLEMPLOYEES) MINUS (select * from X_ALLEMPLOYEES);
We find many rows produced. Why would the delete fail now? We have colleagues still using 9i and use this same delete statement and it works for them with no trouble.

Do you have proper indexes?
SQL> select *
2    from v$version
3 /
BANNER
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
CORE    11.2.0.1.0      Production
TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
SQL> create table emp1 as select * from emp where deptno != 30
2 /
Table created.
SQL> create index emp1_idx_comm on emp1(comm)
2 /
Index created.
SQL> create index emp_idx_comm on emp(comm)
2 /
Index created.
SQL> explain plan for
2 delete emp e
3    where exists(
4                  select *
5                    from emp
6                    where comm = e.comm
7                 minus
8                  select *
9                    from emp1
10                    where comm = e.comm
11                )
12 /
Explained.
SQL> @?\rdbms\admin\utlxpls
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
Plan hash value: 1994471334
| Id | Operation              | Name         | Rows | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
|   0 | DELETE STATEMENT       |              |     1 |    28 |     9 (34)| 00:00:01 |
|   1 | DELETE                | EMP          |       |       |            |          |
|   2 |   NESTED LOOPS         |              |     1 |    28 |     9 (34)| 00:00:01 |
|   3 |    VIEW                | VW_SQ_1      |    14 |   182 |     8 (25)| 00:00:01 |
|   4 |     MINUS              |              |       |       |            |          |
|   5 |      SORT UNIQUE       |              |    14 |   532 |            |          |
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
|   6 |       TABLE ACCESS FULL| EMP          |    14 |   532 |     3   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|   7 |      SORT UNIQUE       |              |     8 |   696 |            |          |
|   8 |       TABLE ACCESS FULL| EMP1         |     8 |   696 |     3   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|* 9 |    INDEX RANGE SCAN    | EMP_IDX_COMM |     1 |    15 |     0   (0)| 00:00:01 |
Predicate Information (identified by operation id):
   9 - access("VW_COL_1"="E"."COMM")
       filter("E"."COMM" IS NOT NULL)
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
Note
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26 rows selected.
SQL> explain plan for
2 delete emp
3    where comm is not null
4     and comm not in (
5                      select comm
6                        from emp1
7                        where comm is not null
8                     )
9 /
Explained.
SQL> @?\rdbms\admin\utlxpls
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
Plan hash value: 123997034
| Id | Operation          | Name          | Rows | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
|   0 | DELETE STATEMENT   |               |     3 |    84 |     1   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|   1 | DELETE            | EMP           |       |       |            |          |
|   2 |   NESTED LOOPS ANTI|               |     3 |    84 |     1   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|* 3 |    INDEX FULL SCAN | EMP_IDX_COMM |     4 |    60 |     1   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|* 4 |    INDEX RANGE SCAN| EMP1_IDX_COMM |     1 |    13 |     0   (0)| 00:00:01 |
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
Predicate Information (identified by operation id):
   3 - filter("COMM" IS NOT NULL)
   4 - access("COMM"="COMM")
       filter("COMM" IS NOT NULL)
Note
   - dynamic sampling used for this statement (level=2)
22 rows selected.
SQL> SY.

Getting error while upgrading rpd to 11g from 10g

Hello,
I have a rpd using obiee 10g.I want to open the same in obiee 11g,but getting error like need to run one file.
obieerpdmigrateutil.exe.
So i just run with -i,-u and -o option, that now i am getting this error->
The file 'DBFeatures.INI' is required for RPD migration and could not be located. Please ensure that ORACLE_INSTANCE is pointing to a valid instance directory.
Thanks

Hi akshara,
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http://www.biconsultinggroup.com/images/VideoAlbum/OBIEE11gUpgrade11-4-10.pdf
(OR) standard documentation Start here http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E1457101/bi.htm_
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hope helps you.
Cheers,
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Hi all,
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As the for the report prompts the script was taking lot of time. And the browser pop's a message either to 'stop' or 'continue'.
The report is taking lot of time to run than the usual 10g environment. And the path BP1 is also applied for the 11g environment.
Please suggest a troubleshoot method to overcome the issues with the upgraded reports.
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Check this pdf file
http://www.rittmanmead.com/files/biforum2012/ranka_performance.pdf
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Query running for long post upgrade to Oracle 11g from 10g

The below query is running for a very long time post upgrade of database from 10g to 11g.
SELECT default_supplier
FROM (SELECT pv.vendor_name || '-'
               || pvsa.vendor_site_code default_supplier
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               mfg_lookups ml1,
               mfg_lookups ml2,
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               mtl_system_items_b msib,
               po_vendors pv,
               po_vendor_sites_all pvsa
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           AND msib.organization_id = :b2
           AND mislv.inventory_item_id = msib.inventory_item_id
           AND mislv.organization_id = msib.organization_id
           AND ml1.lookup_type = 'MRP_SOURCING_RULE_TYPE'
           AND ml1.lookup_code = mislv.sourcing_rule_type
           AND ml2.lookup_type = 'MRP_ASSIGNMENT_TYPE'
           AND ml2.lookup_code = mislv.assignment_type
           AND pv.vendor_id = mislv.vendor_id
           AND pvsa.vendor_site_id = mislv.vendor_site_id
           AND pvsa.vendor_id = mislv.vendor_id
           AND ml3.lookup_type = 'MRP_SOURCE_TYPE'
           AND ml3.lookup_code = mislv.sourcing_level
           AND mislv.sourcing_level =
                  (SELECT MIN (sourcing_level)
                     FROM mrp_item_sourcing_levels_v
                    WHERE inventory_item_id = msib.inventory_item_id
                      AND organization_id = msib.organization_id)
        UNION
        SELECT ood.organization_code default_supplier
          FROM mrp_item_sourcing_levels_v mislv,
               mfg_lookups ml1,
               mfg_lookups ml2,
               mfg_lookups ml3,
               mtl_system_items_b msib,
               org_organization_definitions ood
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           AND msib.organization_id = :b2
           AND mislv.inventory_item_id = msib.inventory_item_id
           AND mislv.organization_id = msib.organization_id
           AND ml1.lookup_type = 'MRP_SOURCING_RULE_TYPE'
           AND ml1.lookup_code = mislv.sourcing_rule_type
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           AND ml2.lookup_code = mislv.assignment_type
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           AND ml3.lookup_code = mislv.sourcing_level
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                      AND organization_id = msib.organization_id))
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Need pointers for fixing the performance.

The ETRM says this about the view:
***** Warning: Oracle Internal Use Only *****
Oracle Corporation does not support access to Oracle
applications data using this object, except from standard Oracle Applications programs.
which is a powerful suggestion that you should not be addressing this view directly. Looking at the source code for the view, it has a bunch of UNIONs that may prevent view merging, and all the queries have loads of hints coded within them. So really, there is little you can do about this.
It looks pretty simple to re-write your query to avoid addressing this view, you are using it only to retrieve a couple of columns. If you look at the source code for the view you'll see that you can get them easily without going through the view.
John Watson
Oracle Certified Master DBA

Oracle Database upgrade to 11G (Host_Command Issues)

Sorry I'm posting this again. Original post in Database - Upgrade. I'm not getting a lot of clicks in that category
We recently upgraded to Oracle 11g (Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64bit Production). Our PL/SQL release: (PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production). We use a lot of host commands inside our PL/SQL stored procedures. One of these included fetching data from an external server and pushing the data into Oracle Tables.
Most of this process is running fine, except the execution never completes. There is no issue data wise. It's just that the Host_command doesn't receive the completion status and seems to be running even though there's nothing going on in the background.
The Oracle e-business suite's concurrent program based on this stored proc also never completes, though it doesn't do anything in the background. For testing purpose, our DBA used 2 insert statements one before and one after the host_command. The insert before the host_command worked but not the one after. Please help! This is happening after we upgraded to 11g 3 weeks ago!
Thanks, Naveen Gagadam.

Pl do not post duplicates - Upgrade to 11g, Host Command Inside Stored Proc doesn't end.
I have moved your duplicate post to the EBS forums
Srini

HSODBC not working after upgrade to 11G

Hi,
I am having trouble with dblinks that worked under 10G but no longer work after upgrading to 11G. For this installation I am running Oracle on Windows 32 bit
and am using a Sybase ODBC driver to connect to a Sybase database.
I did catch the fact that hsodbc has been replaced by dg4odbc and have changed my listener configuration accordingly. However, when I try to use the dblinks I am receiving ORA-28500 errors "Incorrect syntax near 'FROM'"
Any idea on what the problem might be or how to troubleshoot?
Thanks!

This kind of problem is commonly related to the QUOTED IDENTIFIER option within the ODBC driver
- Open ODBC Admin and step throug the config; you'll find an option:
EnableQuotedIdentifiers make sure this option is checked.
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How to create a database in 11g from an archive taken from 10g

Hi
I appreciate that some of you may find this a silly question, but it is a situation that has been given to me.
The situation in detail is that I am working on project where a part of a company has been sold off to someone else and I am working on part of the separation of IT Systems. The old company has supplied archive (ARC) files containing data that relates to the company which is being sold off. There are files such TSN, listener, and control files. The source data originated from an Oracle 10g database, but it is not possible to download a copy of 10g anymore, and so I have downloaded the earliest version of 11g. I have installed 11g without creating a new database, and my questions are as follows:
1) Is it possible to re-create the database on the supplied data from the archive logs
2) If possible, how do you so it - step by step (I am not a DBA but a Microsoft .Net Developer.
Thanks
Andy

user633278 wrote:
Yes, the DBA has supplied a backup of the database. All I am looking to do is to create from this backup. Is there a simple GUI that can do this for me with minimal touch? As I said I just need step-by-step instructions that can guide me through this so I don't muck it up!
As with many things Oracle the answer is: it depends.
There are too many potential differences between the (unknown) features your 10g database used and the feature set of 11g.
This doc link will give you a sense of how just 'unstraight forward' it can be.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e17222/upgrade.htm
In particular see this section:
Using the Pre-Upgrade Information Tool
After you have installed the software for Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2) and any required patches, Oracle recommends that you analyze your database before upgrading it to the new release. This is done by running the Pre-Upgrade Information Tool from the environment of the database you are to upgrade. The Pre-Upgrade Information Tool is a SQL script included with Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2) software. This is a required step if you are upgrading manually; otherwise, the catupgrd.sql script terminates with errors. Running the Pre-Upgrade Information Tool is also recommended if you are upgrading with DBUA, so that you can preview the items that DBUA checks.
In other words, the normal upgrade path involves performing checks against the CURRENT 10g database to identify any real or potential problems.
Those checks are done BEFORE you take the 10g backup.
You should also search the net for 'oracle 11g restore 10g backup' and read some of the many threads that have been posted with your same question. They will give you a sense that the process can be problematic and dependent on the type of backup (cold, hot) and how it was taken (manually or RMAN).
Your best chances for success are to do things the 'normal' way. That means contacting Oracle support to get the discs/download for 10g and then installing 10g and recovering the 10g database from the current 10g backup. The closer you can make the recovery environment and instance configuration the same as the original the fewer problems you are likely to have.
Or have the old company provide either the original 10g discs or at least provide the installation, control file and configuration information so you can recover the 10g database correctly.
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Please tell us if you think you will be able to obtain the 10g software for reinstallation or not.

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I am in the process of upgrade from 10gR2 to 11gR2. After Installing 11gR2 in a new ORACLE_HOME, i have decided to use DBUA to upgrade the database from 10g to 11g.
All my user Table Spaces are on different Mount points. for eg. /u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2003_ltd.dbf, /u70/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2004_ltd.dbf', /u80/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2005_ltd.dbf'......etc etc.
Here are my concerns.
1. During the DBUA process, we get an option where it asks ' do you want to move the database files as a part of upgrade ? . Now, if i just leave the datafiles where they are during the upgrade, all the oracle system, sys and other datafiles will be left in Oracle 10g HOME. I plan on uninstalling and removing the 10g after 11g upgrade.
What happens to these files if i uninstall 10g.
2. Is there an option where i can just pick the option to move the files, but only the system and SYS table space to new Oracle HOME ( 11g) , but leave all the user table spaces on its own mount points. An option where i can pick and choose what to move and what to leave them at its original location.
Thanks
Ram K

here is the output of the SQL statemenet.
select file_name, tablespace_name, status from dba_data_files order by tablespace_name, file_name;
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
/u10/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/ABADMIN02.dbf ABADMIN AVAILABLE
/u10/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/ABDMIN01.dbf ABADMIN AVAILABLE
/u10/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/ABTEMP.dbf ABTEMP AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2003_ltd.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2003_LTD AVAILABLE
/u20/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2003_qtr1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2003_QTR1 AVAILABLE
/u30/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2003_qtr2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2003_QTR2 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2003_qtr3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2003_QTR3 AVAILABLE
/u50/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2003_qtr4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2003_QTR4 AVAILABLE
/u50/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2004_ltd.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2004_LTD AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2004_qtr1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2004_QTR1 AVAILABLE
/u20/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2004_qtr2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2004_QTR2 AVAILABLE
/u30/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2004_qtr3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2004_QTR3 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2004_qtr4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2004_QTR4 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2005_ltd.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2005_LTD AVAILABLE
/u50/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2005_qtr1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2005_QTR1 AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2005_qtr2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2005_QTR2 AVAILABLE
/u20/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2005_qtr3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2005_QTR3 AVAILABLE
/u30/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2005_qtr4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2005_QTR4 AVAILABLE
/u30/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2006_ltd.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2006_LTD AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2006_qtr1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2006_QTR1 AVAILABLE
/u50/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2006_qtr2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2006_QTR2 AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2006_qtr3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2006_QTR3 AVAILABLE
/u20/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2006_qtr4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2006_QTR4 AVAILABLE
/u30/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2007_ltd.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2007_LTD AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2007_qtr1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2007_QTR1 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2007_qtr2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2007_QTR2 AVAILABLE
/u120/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2007_qtr3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2007_QTR3 AVAILABLE
/u100/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2007_qtr4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2007_QTR4 AVAILABLE
/u110/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2008_ltd.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2008_LTD AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2008_qtr1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2008_QTR1 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2008_qtr2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2008_QTR2 AVAILABLE
/u120/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2008_qtr3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2008_QTR3 AVAILABLE
/u100/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2008_qtr4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2008_QTR4 AVAILABLE
/u110/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2009_ltd.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2009_LTD AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2009_qtr1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2009_QTR1 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2009_qtr2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2009_QTR2 AVAILABLE
/u120/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2009_qtr3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2009_QTR3 AVAILABLE
/u100/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2009_qtr4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2009_QTR4 AVAILABLE
/u110/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2010_ltd.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2010_LTD AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2010_qtr1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2010_QTR1 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2010_qtr2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2010_QTR2 AVAILABLE
/u120/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2010_qtr3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2010_QTR3 AVAILABLE
/u100/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2010_qtr4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2010_QTR4 AVAILABLE
/u80/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2011_ltd.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2011_LTD AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2011_qtr1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2011_QTR1 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2011_qtr2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2011_QTR2 AVAILABLE
/u120/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2011_qtr3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2011_QTR3 AVAILABLE
/u100/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_2011_qtr4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_2011_QTR4 AVAILABLE
/u120/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2008_ltd.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2008_LTD AVAILABLE
/u100/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2008_qtr1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2008_QTR1 AVAILABLE
/u110/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2008_qtr2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2008_QTR2 AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2008_qtr3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2008_QTR3 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2008_qtr4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2008_QTR4 AVAILABLE
/u120/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2009_ltd.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2009_LTD AVAILABLE
/u100/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2009_qtr1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2009_QTR1 AVAILABLE
/u110/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2009_qtr2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2009_QTR2 AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2009_qtr3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2009_QTR3 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2009_qtr4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2009_QTR4 AVAILABLE
/u120/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2010_ltd.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2010_LTD AVAILABLE
/u100/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2010_qtr1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2010_QTR1 AVAILABLE
/u110/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2010_qtr2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2010_QTR2 AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2010_qtr3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2010_QTR3 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2010_qtr4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2010_QTR4 AVAILABLE
/u120/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2011_ltd.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2011_LTD AVAILABLE
/u100/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2011_qtr1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2011_QTR1 AVAILABLE
/u30/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2011_qtr2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2011_QTR2 AVAILABLE
/u70/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2011_qtr3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2011_QTR3 AVAILABLE
/u50/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_idx_2011_qtr4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_IDX_2011_QTR4 AVAILABLE
/u20/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_qtrs_1.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_QTRS_1 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_qtrs_2.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_QTRS_2 AVAILABLE
/u50/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_qtrs_3.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_QTRS_3 AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/account_totals_qtrs_4.dbf ACCOUNT_TOTALS_QTRS_4 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/acct_totals_temp01.dbf ACCT_TOTALS_TEMP AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/acct_totals_temp02.dbf ACCT_TOTALS_TEMP AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/acct_totals_temp03.dbf ACCT_TOTALS_TEMP AVAILABLE
/u100/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/ap_vendorb.dbf AP_VENDOR AVAILABLE
/u20/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/ap_vendora.dbf AP_VENDOR AVAILABLE
/u70/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/balance_records_F.dbf BALANCE_RECORDS_F AVAILABLE
/u80/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/balance_records_P.dbf BALANCE_RECORDS_P AVAILABLE
/u90/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/balance_records_U.dbf BALANCE_RECORDS_U AVAILABLE
/u10/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/contacts.dbf CONTACTS AVAILABLE
/u100/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dim01b.dbf DIM01 AVAILABLE
/u110/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dim01c.dbf DIM01 AVAILABLE
/u120/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dim01d.dbf DIM01 AVAILABLE
/u90/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dim01a.dbf DIM01 AVAILABLE
/u110/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dim_idx01d.dbf DIM_IDX01 AVAILABLE
/u70/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dim_idx01a.dbf DIM_IDX01 AVAILABLE
/u80/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dim_idx01b.dbf DIM_IDX01 AVAILABLE
/u90/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dim_idx01c.dbf DIM_IDX01 AVAILABLE
/u20/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dsstbs02.dbf DSSTBS AVAILABLE
/u80/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dsstbs03.dbf DSSTBS AVAILABLE
/u90/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dsstbs01.dbf DSSTBS AVAILABLE
/u30/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dss_reports01.dbf DSS_REPORTS AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dss_reports02.dbf DSS_REPORTS AVAILABLE
/u50/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dss_reports03.dbf DSS_REPORTS AVAILABLE
/u60/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/dss_reports04.dbf DSS_REPORTS AVAILABLE
/u10/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/informatica.dbf INFORMATICA AVAILABLE
/u10/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/INFORMATICA714.dbf INFORMATICA714 AVAILABLE
/u10/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/INFORMATICA714B.dbf INFORMATICA714B AVAILABLE
/u10/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/INFOTEST.dbf INFOTEST AVAILABLE
/u100/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/mvgovidx01.dbf MV_GOV_IDX AVAILABLE
/u110/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/mvgovidx01.dbf MV_GOV_IDX AVAILABLE
/u120/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/mvgovidx01.dbf MV_GOV_IDX AVAILABLE
/u90/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/mvgovidx01.dbf MV_GOV_IDX AVAILABLE
/u10/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/SQL_MIGRATION01.dbf SQL_MIGRATION AVAILABLE
/u10/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/sysaux01.dbf SYSAUX AVAILABLE
/u10/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/system01.dbf SYSTEM AVAILABLE
/u30/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/TRIAL_BAL_IDX.dbf TRIAL_BAL_IDX AVAILABLE
/u120/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/undotbs01c.dbf UNDOTBS01 AVAILABLE
/u50/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/undotbs01a.dbf UNDOTBS01 AVAILABLE
/u70/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/undotbs01d.dbf UNDOTBS01 AVAILABLE
/u80/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/undotbs01b.dbf UNDOTBS01 AVAILABLE
/u40/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/undotbs02.dbf UNDOTBS02 AVAILABLE
/u10/app/ORACLE/oradata/dss/users01.dbf USERS AVAILABLE
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As far as 2nd the question, NO. There are no DATAFILES in the ORACLE_HOME directory of the 10g VErsion.
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Ram K

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Hi,
Recently I have upgraded Few Servers from 10.2.0.4 to 11.2.0.2 on Sun Solaris 64Bit X86.
BANNER
Oracle Database 11g Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64bit Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production
CORE 11.2.0.2.0 Production
TNS for Solaris: Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production
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Upgraded the System stats
Upgraded the Stats table and imported back to Schema's
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WAIT #18446741324892168800: nam='asynch descriptor resize' ela= 3 outstanding #aio=0 current aio limit=4294967295 new aio limit=261 obj#=-1 tim=581083891935
WAIT #18446741324892168800: nam='SQL*Net message to dblink' ela= 4 driver id=1413697536 #bytes=1 p3=0 obj#=-1 tim=581084016896
WAIT #18446741324892168800: nam='SQL*Net more data from dblink' ela= 22 driver id=1413697536 #bytes=4 p3=0 obj#=-1 tim=581084030942 So I raised call with Oracle and gave me patch for fix "asynch descriptor resize" but the problem still exist with below wait events
WAIT #18446741324892168800: nam='SQL*Net message to dblink' ela= 4 driver id=1413697536 #bytes=1 p3=0 obj#=-1 tim=581084016896
WAIT #18446741324892168800: nam='SQL*Net more data from dblink' ela= 22 driver id=1413697536 #bytes=4 p3=0 obj#=-1 tim=581084030942 Normally in the 10g this Query used to come out under second
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Took the physical copy for the Upgraded DB
Run the same Query with 11.2.0.2 optimizer and saw the same problem
Deleted the Schema level stats
Generated the new stats
Executed the same Query(Out came under second)
Oracle Support Still working on this issue
As any one has faced this issue.
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NM

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we have our source,stage,target, databases and OWB currently on 10gR2. we are upgrading the databases to 11g. i am looking for the advantages/disadvantages of upgrading OWB also. is there a comparison document between OWB 10gR2 and OWB11g?

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I was planning on stopping archiving of hte primary prior to the upgrade and enable after.
Do I need to reastablish my Dataguard from scratch ??
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Orna Weisman wrote:
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What is the best procedure to follow to upgrade my 10g physical Dataguard after the 10g primary was upgraded to 11g ?
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http://www.oracle.com/technology/deploy/availability/maa/maa_wp_11g_upgrades_made_easy.pdf
http://www.oracle.com/technology/deploy/availability/pdf/maa_wp_11g_transientlogicalrollingupgrade.pdf
http://www.oracle.com/technology/deploy/availability/pdf/maa_wp_10gr2_rollingupgradebestpractices.pdf
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