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Как правильно установить переменную ORACLE HOME на Ubuntu 9.x?

у меня та же проблема, что и здесь:как восстановить или изменить пароль Oracle sysdba хотя я не потерял пароль, я ввел его дважды в сценарий настройки первоначально, а затем, когда я пошел в login (localhost:8080/apex, пароль не принят.

у меня нет ничего в базе данных, я просто хочу установить и использовать Oracle-XE. Я попытался apt-get удалить его дважды и переустановить, но если я попытаюсь запустить /etc/init.d/oracle-xe настроить снова, и я получаю «Oracle Database 10g Express Edition уже настроен», несмотря на второе удаление любых папок, которые я мог найти для Oracle XE.

Я попытался запустить sqlplus «/ as sysdba», но все, что я получаю:

Я попытался установить переменную через export . (также пробовал set ).

пробовал: export ORACLE_HOME=/usr/lib/oracle/xe/app/oracle/product/10.2.0/server/bin/sqlplus и все подкаталоги этого. Же каждый раз ошибка.

на что должен быть установлен ORACLE_HOME? Единственная ссылка, которую я видел либо просто скажите general или скажите выше до номера версии, затем «/db_1». У меня нет thave db_1.

Дайте мне знать если вам нужны любые разъяснения. Я не понимаю, что я сделал не так в этом процессе.

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обычно файл msb не найден проблемы являются результатом проблемы настройки среды, но в вашем случае я немного подозрителен к установке (я никогда не использовал метод apt-get + configure).

чтобы проверить вменяемость установки:

• ORACLE_HOME должен быть задан путь к папке на один уровень выше

У меня была та же проблема. В моей домашней папке у меня есть сценарий с именем sqlplus.sh это заботится об этом для меня, содержащий:

была та же проблема,

все, что мне нужно было сделать, чтобы установить переменную Oracle shell:

вы также должны установить LANG, найдите файлы с именем ‘sp1*.msb’, и установить, например, экспорт LANG=us, если вы найдете имя файла sp1us.старший бит. Сообщение об ошибке может быть лучше 🙂

ORACLE_HOME должен находиться на верхнем уровне структуры каталогов Oracle для установки базы данных. С этого момента, Оракул знает, как найти все остальные файлы. Например, вы получаете сообщение об ошибке, потому что Oracle не может найти файлы сообщений для сообщения об ошибках (должно быть в различных каталогах mesg ниже oracle home. Вместо вышеуказанного значения, которое вы даете, я бы попробовал

однажды я также получил тот же тип ошибки.

эта ошибка возникает, поскольку домашний путь установлен неправильно. Чтобы исправить это, если вы используете Windows, выполните следующий запрос:

или если вы используете Linux, то заменить set С export для приведенной выше команды так:

Это правильный способ, чтобы очистить эту ошибку.

экспортировать пути ORACLE_HOME=/u01 привода/приложение/оракул/продукта/10.2.0/данных db_1 для sqlplus / пользователя sysdba

после установки weblogic и forms server на Linux-машине мы столкнулись с некоторыми проблемами инициализации sqlplus и tnsping . Мы изменили bash_profile таким образом, что forms_home действует как Oracle home. Он отлично работает, обе команды (sqlplus и tnsping) являются исполняемыми для пользователя oracle

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Oracle home ��� ������ linux

Oracle Linux Home target enables the user to access and perform complete management and monitoring of Oracle Linux hosts.

Oracle Linux host administration and management

Bare Metal Provisioning (BMP)

Oracle Ksplice patching to update Oracle Linux operating system kernel and key user space libraries, while the OS is running, without a reboot or any interruption

Oracle Linux Home Target

From Enterprise Manager Cloud Control home page, click Enterprise select Cloud , and then click Oracle Linux Home .

The Oracle Linux Home page appears.

A new system repository target “Oracle Linux Home” is created which is associated with all the Oracle Linux Hosts (Physical or VM’s). Clicking on that will redirect to the «Oracle Linux Home» page.

Oracle Linux Home page

General Region

Figure 46-1 General Region

Overview of Incidents and Problems

Figure 46-2 Overview of Incidents and Problems

Host Flux

Figure 46-3 Host Flux

Figure 46-4 CPU Graph

Figure 46-5 CPU Utilization Table

Memory

Figure 46-6 Memory Graph

Figure 46-7 Memory Utilization Table

Oracle Linux Patching

Linux Patching Status Region — This region displays the total Patchable Linux Groups, total Patchable Linux hosts, and the compliance pie chart.

Linux Patching Complaince Region — This region displays a table that lists the names of the Patchable Linux Groups and Linux hosts.

Patchable Linux Groups

Patchable Linux Hosts

If you choose Hosts then it will display host name, group name, host is compliance status, host needs reboot status, number of Out-of-Date Packages, and number of hosts with Rogue Packages.

If you click Patchable Linux Hosts, in the Search box you will see the list of hosts along with details such as the host name, group name, host is compliance status, host needs reboot status, number of Out-of-Date Packages, and number of hosts with Rogue Packages.

If you click Host name, you will see the details of the selected host.

Ksplice for Oracle Linux

The minimum required ksplice version for Enterprise Manager is 1.0.29.

Ksplice Metrics

To access the Ksplice Metrics, from the Host menu on a host’s home page, select Configuration , and then click Latest. The Oracle Linux Host needs the latest Ksplice software to be installed and configured with Oracle Premium Support before these metrics can report data. For more information, see Oracle Ksplice User’s Guide.

This attribute reports the version of the Ksplice software installed on the target host.

This reports if the host is configured to get updates from the Ksplice Server or if Ksplice offline.

This attribute queries the stock Kernel running in the system.

This version does not represent the patched version, it shows only the one that booted the system.

This attribute reports the Effective Kernel which means the Kernel version after the live patching including security fixes and others.

It also reports the date when the last applied patch was built.

This attribute reports if the kernel of the host is up-to-date or out-of-date. A system is updated if it has all the available Ksplice patches installed.

In case Ksplice is offline, it is based on the uptrack-updates-`uname -r` package installed on the system.

This reports the count of Ksplice packages installed on the system.

This attribute reports if the host’s User Space Ksplice aware packages are up to date or if it is out of date.

In case Ksplice is offline, it is based on the local repository configured on the system.

This attribute reports the count of Ksplice User Space packages installed on the system.

This attribute reports the installed Ksplice patches in the system.

This attribute lists the available Ksplice patches for the system, in short it list the patches that have not yet been installed.

In case a Ksplice host is configured with a Ksplice server, it gets that information from the server.

In case the Ksplice is offline, it reflects the data based on the uptrack-updates-`uname -r` package installed on the system.

This attribute reports the Ksplice User Space packages installed on the system.

Ksplice Patching

Ksplice Status Region

Ksplice Patching Configured Linux Hosts: If you click this link, it opens a pop-up window that lists the Oracle Linux Hosts which are configured with the Ksplice software.

Ksplice Patching Non-Configured Linux Hosts: If you click this link, it opens a pop-up window that lists the Oracle Linux Hosts which are not configured with Ksplice software.

User Space Status

Each pie chart shows the status of all the hosts that is, how many hosts are compliant, non compliant, or non-compliant. If you click on a particular host, it opens another page with appropriate hosts list.

Ksplice Summary Region

Ksplice Client (Online/Offline)

Kernel Status (Compliant/Non-Compliant/Compliance unknown)

User Space Status (Compliant/Non-Compliant/Compliance unknown)

Effective Kernel Version

Figure 46-8 Ksplice Patching Status

Ksplice Linux Hosts Page

Ksplice Enabled Hosts with Ksplice Software

Ksplice software Version

Ksplice Client (Online/Offline)

Kernel Status (Compliant/Non-Compliant/Compliance unknown-in case of unconfigured/offline systems)

Number of Kernel Installed Patches

User Space Status (Compliant/Non-Compliant/Compliance unknown-in case of unconfigured/offline systems)

Number of User Space Installed Patches

Base Kernel Version

Effective Kernel Version

Host Ksplice Patches/Packages details

If you click the host name in the Ksplice detail table, a new page opens. This page lists the installed Ksplice patches on that host. If this host is a Ksplice Online host, it also lists the updates that are available on that host. These updates can be added or removed from this page.

If the host is a Ksplice Offline page, this page shows all the Ksplice Kernel patches available in the local repository or user space installed packages if there is any available in the local offline repository.

If Ksplice Enhanced Client Software is installed on the host, then it displays the list of intalled/available user space patches. Otherwise, it shows the message “Install/Upgrade/Configure Ksplice Enhanced Client Software”.

The Refresh button in the screen helps in pulling the latest data to the dashboard. As this dashboard works in asynchronous mode, so in case there are some database changes or patches updated, you should use this Refresh button to sync the system. When you click this button, a dialog box appears asking for a confirmation.

The Kernel Space Compliance status is based on in-memory kernel patches. It shows “Complaint”, if all the patches are installed, otherwise it shows “Non-Complaint”. When the patches are removed from the Ksplice Online System, it renders the system non-compliant. User Space Compliance Status is based on on-disk user space packages. When user installs the user space packages, in-memory process is updated on the on-disk packages as well and hence, the status shows “Compliant”. When user removes user space packages, it only removes the in-memory updates. When user space updates are on disk but not in memory, it continues to show “Compliant”. Though it does not remove the on-disk packages, the table still shows the user space updates to be “Compliant”.

Oracle Linux Home

Add Linux Hosts —

The Add Linux Hosts Page redirects to the add targets page.

Linux Patching — Linux Patching contains sub-items such as,Setup and Patching.

Setup redirects to existing setup linux patching page.

Patching redirects to the actual linux patching page.

Bare Metal Provisioning — Bare Metal Provisioning redirecds to the existing BMP page.

Figure 46-9 Oracle Linux Home

Target Navigation Tree (TNT) of «Oracle Linux Home»

Figure 46-10 Target Navigation Tree of Oracle Linux Home

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45 Oracle Linux Home

Oracle Linux Home target enables the user to access and perform complete management and monitoring of Oracle Linux hosts.

Oracle Linux host administration and management

Bare Metal Provisioning (BMP)

Oracle Ksplice patching to update Oracle Linux operating system kernel and key user space libraries, while the OS is running, without a reboot or any interruption

45.1 Oracle Linux Home Target

From Enterprise Manager Cloud Control home page, click Enterprise select Cloud , and then click Oracle Linux Home .

The Oracle Linux Home page appears.

A new system repository target “Oracle Linux Home” is created which is associated with all the Oracle Linux Hosts (Physical or VM’s). Clicking on that will redirect to the «Oracle Linux Home» page.

45.2 Oracle Linux Home page

45.2.1 General Region

Figure 45-1 General Region

45.2.2 Overview of Incidents and Problems

Figure 45-2 Overview of Incidents and Problems

45.2.3 Host Flux

Figure 45-3 Host Flux

45.2.4 CPU

Figure 45-4 CPU Graph

Figure 45-5 CPU Utilization Table

45.2.5 Memory

Figure 45-6 Memory Graph

Figure 45-7 Memory Utilization Table

45.2.6 Oracle Linux Patching

Linux Patching Status Region — This region displays the total Patchable Linux Groups, total Patchable Linux hosts, and the compliance pie chart.

Linux Patching Complaince Region — This region displays a table that lists the names of the Patchable Linux Groups and Linux hosts.

45.2.6.1 Patchable Linux Groups

45.2.6.2 Patchable Linux Hosts

If you choose Hosts then it will display host name, group name, host is compliance status, host needs reboot status, number of Out-of-Date Packages, and number of hosts with Rogue Packages.

If you click Patchable Linux Hosts, in the Search box you will see the list of hosts along with details such as the host name, group name, host is compliance status, host needs reboot status, number of Out-of-Date Packages, and number of hosts with Rogue Packages.

If you click Host name, you will see the details of the selected host.

45.3 Ksplice for Oracle Linux

The minimum required ksplice version for Enterprise Manager is 1.0.29.

45.3.1 Ksplice Metrics

To access the Ksplice Metrics, from the Host menu on a host’s home page, select Configuration , and then click Latest. The Oracle Linux Host needs the latest Ksplice software to be installed and configured with Oracle Premium Support before these metrics can report data. For more information, see https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E37670_01/E39380/html/index.html.

This attribute reports the version of the Ksplice software installed on the target host.

This reports if the host is configured to get updates from the Ksplice Server or if Ksplice offline.

This attribute queries the stock Kernel running in the system.

This version does not represent the patched version, it shows only the one that booted the system.

This attribute reports the Effective Kernel which means the Kernel version after the live patching including security fixes and others.

It also reports the date when the last applied patch was built.

This attribute reports if the kernel of the host is up-to-date or out-of-date. A system is updated if it has all the available Ksplice patches installed.

In case Ksplice is offline, it is based on the uptrack-updates-`uname -r` package installed on the system.

This reports the count of Ksplice packages installed on the system.

This attribute reports if the host’s User Space Ksplice aware packages are up to date or if it is out of date.

In case Ksplice is offline, it is based on the local repository configured on the system.

This attribute reports the count of Ksplice User Space packages installed on the system.

This attribute reports the installed Ksplice patches in the system.

This attribute lists the available Ksplice patches for the system, in short it list the patches that have not yet been installed.

In case a Ksplice host is configured with a Ksplice server, it gets that information from the server.

In case the Ksplice is offline, it reflects the data based on the uptrack-updates-`uname -r` package installed on the system.

This attribute reports the Ksplice User Space packages installed on the system.

45.3.2 Ksplice Patching

Ksplice Status Region

Ksplice Patching Configured Linux Hosts: If you click this link, it opens a pop-up window that lists the Oracle Linux Hosts which are configured with the Ksplice software.

Ksplice Patching Non-Configured Linux Hosts: If you click this link, it opens a pop-up window that lists the Oracle Linux Hosts which are not configured with Ksplice software.

User Space Status

Each pie chart shows the status of all the hosts that is, how many hosts are compliant, non compliant, or non-compliant. If you click on a particular host, it opens another page with appropriate hosts list.

Ksplice Summary Region

Ksplice Client (Online/Offline)

Kernel Status (Compliant/Non-Compliant/Compliance unknown)

User Space Status (Compliant/Non-Compliant/Compliance unknown)

Effective Kernel Version

Figure 45-8 Ksplice Patching Status

45.3.3 Ksplice Linux Hosts Page

Ksplice Enabled Hosts with Ksplice Software

Ksplice software Version

Ksplice Client (Online/Offline)

Kernel Status (Compliant/Non-Compliant/Compliance unknown-in case of unconfigured/offline systems)

Number of Kernel Installed Patches

User Space Status (Compliant/Non-Compliant/Compliance unknown-in case of unconfigured/offline systems)

Number of User Space Installed Patches

Base Kernel Version

Effective Kernel Version

Host Ksplice Patches/Packages details

If you click the host name in the Ksplice detail table, a new page opens. This page lists the installed Ksplice patches on that host. If this host is a Ksplice Online host, it also lists the updates that are available on that host. These updates can be added or removed from this page.

If the host is a Ksplice Offline page, this page shows all the Ksplice Kernel patches available in the local repository or user space installed packages if there is any available in the local offline repository.

If Ksplice Enhanced Client Software is installed on the host, then it displays the list of intalled/available user space patches. Otherwise, it shows the message “Install/Upgrade/Configure Ksplice Enhanced Client Software”.

The Refresh button in the screen helps in pulling the latest data to the dashboard. As this dashboard works in asynchronous mode, so in case there are some database changes or patches updated, you should use this Refresh button to sync the system. When you click this button, a dialog box appears asking for a confirmation.

The Kernel Space Compliance status is based on in-memory kernel patches. It shows “Complaint”, if all the patches are installed, otherwise it shows “Non-Complaint”. When the patches are removed from the Ksplice Online System, it renders the system non-compliant. User Space Compliance Status is based on on-disk user space packages. When user installs the user space packages, in-memory process is updated on the on-disk packages as well and hence, the status shows “Compliant”. When user removes user space packages, it only removes the in-memory updates. When user space updates are on disk but not in memory, it continues to show “Compliant”. Though it does not remove the on-disk packages, the table still shows the user space updates to be “Compliant”.

45.4 Oracle Linux Home

Add Linux Hosts —

The Add Linux Hosts Page redirects to the add targets page.

Linux Patching — Linux Patching contains sub-items such as,Setup and Patching.

Setup redirects to existing setup linux patching page.

Patching redirects to the actual linux patching page.

Bare Metal Provisioning — Bare Metal Provisioning redirecds to the existing BMP page.

Figure 45-9 Oracle Linux Home

45.4.1 Target Navigation Tree (TNT) of «Oracle Linux Home»

Figure 45-10 Target Navigation Tree of Oracle Linux Home

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