System pre-requisite checks will be executed.Ĥ.
No pre-requisite checks found in oraparam.ini, no detachhome ORACLE_HOME=/appora/product/10.2.0/db (Conditional) Detach the ORACLE_HOME using runInstaller from the copied ORACLE_HOME $ pwd/appora/oraInventory/ContentsXML$ grepģ. Check the existence of the ORACLE_HOME in the Central Inventory If necessary, take the central inventory as well.Ģ. When you need to rename the directory where the current installation is located, you can do this as well. Copy the Oracle_HOME to the destination location (whether it be on the same or a remote server). Here are the steps, including the expected output:ġ. It turns out to be really easy to clone an ORACLE_HOME. It is located in $ORACLE_HOME/clone/bin (where have I seen this kind of directories earlier.?). I started googling around, and found out there is a perl script, delivered with Oracle 10g, to clone the ORACLE_HOME. With my Oracle E-Business Suite background, I know it is possible to clone an RDBMS ORACLE_HOME, but EBS uses specific scripts for this procedure, and this was not EBS just plain Oracle Database Software.
HOW TO UNINSTALL ORACLE 10G PATCH
So, in total a number of 24 installations of 10.2.0.1 and on top of that 24 times the 10.2.0.3 patch set.There should be an easier way to do this, I thought. This included 1 ORACLE_HOME for ASM, and 2 separate ORACLE_HOMEs per machine for the separated databases to be installed and configured.
HOW TO UNINSTALL ORACLE 10G INSTALL
Last Friday I had been working very hard to install Oracle 10g software on no less than 8 servers.
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