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I’m helping a colleague get OVD 11g up and running for an upcoming demo. We’re running on OEL 5 and I forgot to remind him to make sure to put the Oracle Validated package during install. If you don’t do this – you’ll most likely be missing some packages. An easy way to resolve this [...]
Our Oracle Forms team has consolidated a large number important fixes on top of Forms and Reports version 10.1.2.3.0 into a new bundle patch. This patch is available for download now under the ungainly title of: MLR Tracking Bug for Forms 10.1.2.3.0 Bundle Patch (Patch 9593176) This bundle patch is now certified with EBS Release [...]
On the OTN Garage Blog: Migrating from VMWare to VirtualBox: Oracle Enterprise Linux – Rick
On the OTN Garage Blog: Migrating from VMWare to VirtualBox: Oracle Enterprise Linux – Rick
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As tecnologias de virtualização da Oracle são um excelente apoio para os Independent Software Vendors (ISV’s) que procurem uma forma de distribuição das suas aplicações que seja simples, fácil de instalar e fácil de suportar. Uma aplicação típica de um ISV pode requerer uma configuração que pode ir desde um servidor único, até uma rede distribuída de aplicações utilizando um armazenamento partilhado [...]
HI All, Can anyone help me out to get the solution .By the way my environment is HP-UX not Linux. Regards, Phani Kumar P +919948677317
I create a report using Graph Wizard , the graph contains Chinese. the report on my windows client runs ok, but on the linux server ,the Chinese in the graph could not be displayed,shows some boxes, but the paper layout shows Chinese normal.
I was reading http://blogs.oracle.com/myoraclediary and there was a command about printing the modification details of a file. In Linux / Cygwin “stat” exists as a command $ stat /etc/hosts Access: 2010-08-25 15:20:49.782522200 +0200 Modify: 2010-08-18 14:04:25.868114200 +0200 Change: 2010-08-18 14:04:26.072413100 +0200 Or use the one-liner perl below ### st_atime; /* Time of last access */ [...]