On 2015/10/19 12:06, Adric Norris wrote:
We have a number of databases, primarily 11.2.0.4 64-bit on Linux and
Solaris, which unnecessarily have Java installed (among other components).
Since the quarterly Java PSU can't be applied in a rolling manner, and we
aren't really using Java anyway, we're strongly considering taking a one-time
outage to deinstall the JavaVM and CATJAVA components from all of our
environments. Ideally we want to eliminate all traces, so that the databases
behave as if the Java subsystem had never been installed in the first place.
The plan is to follow step 2 (Remove the JVM) from MOS document 1112983.1
(How to Reload the JVM in 11.2.0.x). Basically, this comes down to the
following:
[snip]
Once complete, we would then followup by removing of any of the following
components which are found to be present.
* Oracle Multimedia (ORDSYS, ORDIM)
* Oracle Ultra Search (WKSYS)
* Oracle Data Mining (DMSYS)
* Oracle Spatial (MDSYS)
* Oracle Rules Manager and Expression Filter (EXFSYS)
* Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWBSYS)
* OLAP
Has anyone gone through a similar exercise? And if so, did you encounter any
"gotchas" which I should be watching out for? Some of these environments are
using GoldenGate for Oracle-to-Oracle data replication... not sure if this
complicates matters or not.