RE: Heads Up on Grid Control 10.2
- From: "Matthew Zito" <mzito@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <kevinc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "ORACLE-L" <oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 15:16:13 -0400
See, we're seeing a move away from shared Oracle homes. In fact, the
last 5-10 large organizations we were talking to deployed one
ORACLE_HOME for every instance on the box (and most of them deployed a
separate ORACLE_HOME for their listener as well). Even in RAC
environments, people want the lack of SPOF by having independent O_H.
Given that we do provisioning and patch automation, it makes sense that
those environments are better for us. Since you do a clustered
filesystem, shared OHOME is better for you.
We should have a Jets-Sharks rumble. *hums bernstein*
But also, yes, it seems as though most of our customers want to patch
in-place, with the qualifier that they've run through this process on
their dev, test, qa, uat, biz-uat, etc. environments.
Matt
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> Subject: RE: Heads Up on Grid Control 10.2
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> As for patching.
>
> I'm trying to patch r1 to r2. What a mess.
> Didn't work. And Metalink doesn't respond.
>
> I'm hoping to get a release 2 CD and start all
> over again.
>
>
> ...this list is HOT with great topics today and it is making
> it difficult for me to keep staring at this kernel profile
> data looking for this stupid needle in the haystack. I'll
> tell you oakies about it in November if I don't bore you to
> death before then. Anyway, it's Friday and I'll catch up,
> like I always do, on Sat and Sun :-).
>
> Back on thread. This post makes me ask, is it common out
> there to apply patchsets (not a "patch" from r1 to r2 as in
> th OP) to functional Oracle Homes? I should think a safer
> approach would be to install a new R1 home, apply R2 to it
> and if you are happy, switch over to it by dragging your TNS
> stuff over. Or is my views of the common Oracle Home as too
> simplistic? That is how I approach it here anyway. That is,
> until we finish implementing our filesystem snapshots in
> which case the patchset application process can be as junky
> as anyone could imagine and I wouldn't care. Just revert to a
> snapshot and make it writeable... not worries.
>
> Thoughts ?
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