If your database upgrade by database upgrade
assistant is caught by a glitch, a dialogue box may appear with options of
“Ignore”, or “Abort”. There could be a situation whereby you can ignore the
error and continue with the upgrade process. But, before you could do this, you
would need to resolve the problem that encountered, before clicking the Ignore
button to continue.
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Friday, July 27, 2018
Sunday, July 15, 2018
Installing Oracle 12c R2 Database Software on Linux 6 and Linux 7
In this article I would explain how to install Oracle 12c R2
database software on Linux 6 and Linux 7. If you want to use ASM as storage and/or Oracle Restart
feature, you would need to install 12c
R2 Grid Infrastructure before
proceeding to install RDBMS software. You must be using at least Linux 6.4 for
installation on Linux 6.
Friday, July 6, 2018
ORA-16191: Primary log shipping client not logged on standby
Password file difference is one of the
biggest causes of log shipping failure from primary database to the standby.
Follow this
document to resolve ORA-1619. Following is what would appear in the
alert log file if log shipping fails because of password file differences
between primary site and standby site.
Thursday, July 5, 2018
Fractured block found during backing up datafile
This error means that RMAN found an
inconsistent block during the backup of a datafile. It is quite likely that on second attempt to read the block, RMAN is able to find a consistent image of the block, hence no further action would be required. But, if you need to perform a block
recovery, this
article will be worth reading. Alert log file will show message similar
to the following when this error is reported.
Monday, July 2, 2018
ASM Disk not Accessible and not Appearing in V$ASM_DISK
If you are using ASMLib
for your ASM storage and it is working perfectly fine; then, after adding a new ASM Disk you suddenly realize that although new disk is being
listed by “oracleasm listdisks” command, it is still not appearing in V$ASM_DISK view. As
a result, you are not able to add this new disk in your diskgroup because disk
is not accessible to ASM instance. One reason of this could be that ASMLib
configuration is not as it should be. Reasons could be: OS patching, oracleasm kernel
driver update etc.