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Used to record any files in which you have made customizations. Downloads and merges patches from My Oracle Support.

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You can also use License Manager to change the base language for your system.ĭetermines patches that have not been applied, but that should be applied to keep the system current. Registers additional Oracle E-Business Suite products, country-specific functionalities, or languages. Use to view current context files, edit parameters contained in the context files, view previous context files, and compare current context files against previous ones.Įnables the viewing of files that have been updated by a patch. You can search the database to create reports in several formats.

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Uses key patch information in the patch history database. Oracle Applications Manager Utilities OAM Utility Name Their operation is described fully in Oracle E-Business Suite Patching Procedures or Oracle E-Business Suite System Administrator’s Guide - Configuration. The Web-based maintenance utilities are listed in the following table. It provides a concise overview of the state of your Oracle E-Business Suite system, and serves as a gateway to utilities for tasks such as managing system configuration, reviewing patch history, determining which patches will bring your system up to date, registering additional products and languages, and other maintenance activities. Oracle Applications Manager (OAM) provides a Web-based interface where system administrators can monitor system status, administer services, examine system configuration, manage Oracle Workflow, view applied patches, and measure system usage.

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See Oracle E-Business Suite Installation Guide: Using Rapid Install for complete instructions on using it to install or upgrade an Oracle E-Business Suite system. **The basic operation of Rapid Install is described here. *See Oracle E-Business Suite Patching Procedures for complete information about patches and patch utilities. Provides a wizard for entering parameters that are specific to a new installation or an upgrade of an Oracle E-Business Suite system. Generates customized installation instructions for a patch. Reports a summary of the timing for jobs run by parallel workers.Īpplies patches and other system updates. Relinks Oracle E-Business Suite executable programs with the Oracle server product libraries. Merges multiple patches into a single merged patch. Reports the version and translation level of an Oracle E-Business Suite file.Ĭonverts a file from one character set to another. Manages parallel workers in AD Administration and AutoPatch. Reports standard information about the installed configuration of Oracle E-Business Suite. Performs maintenance tasks for Oracle E-Business Suite.Ĭhecks the integrity of Oracle E-Business Suite patches downloaded from My Oracle Support. AD Command Line Utilities AD Utility Name

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A list of commonly used command line arguments and flags, and a brief description of how to use them, begins later in this chapter.Įxcept where noted, the AD utilities in the following table are described in this book. For example, to specify the number of workers that AutoPatch should run in parallel when applying a patch, you enter the number of worker processes on the command line when you start AutoPatch. You add the argument on the command line when you start the utility. Many also share the ability to accept arguments, flags, and options, which you can use to refine the actions they perform. The AD utilities have similar interfaces, operation, input, and report formats. In addition, many of the utilities produce reports that contain information such as job timing and file versions. As they run, the utilities prompt you for system-specific parameters necessary to perform the maintenance task. They initiate processes that perform a variety of system maintenance tasks, such as applying and merging patches. The tools generally referred to as Applications DBA (AD) utilities are started and run from the command line. Tip: As of Release 12, all information about patching and AutoPatch operations was moved to a separate book, Oracle E-Business Suite Patching Procedures. This may be from the command line, or via a Web-based interface. In this book, these utilities have been categorized by the way you access and use them. You use Oracle E-Business Suite system maintenance utilities to perform a variety of operations from installing and upgrading Oracle E-Business Suite systems, to updating configuration parameters, to maintaining and patching your database and file system, to producing system reports. Oracle E-Business Suite Maintenance Utilities

Oracle E-Business Suite Maintenance Utilities.

This chapter covers the following topics:

This chapter contains basic information about Oracle E-Business Suite maintenance utilities, both command line and Web-based.