-off Patch Install util
RDA was written (or at least managed) by Anita Bardeen who used to
spend a good deal of time on this list...she'll be happy to know you
like it!
Rachel
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Subject: RE: Oracle one-off Patch Install util
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From: Peter Gram [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 4:20 PM
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Subject: Re: Oracle one-off Patch Install util
Hi Rich
Could you please inform me where you
Here is an excerpt from the actual document:
OPatch can be invoked directly as:
perl opatch command [command_options] [ -h[elp] ] [ -n[o_op] ]
or you can use the wrapper script that will use the version of perl
installed in $ORACLE_HOME and invoke it as:
opatch command
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Subject:RE: Oracle one-off Patch Install util
Here is an excerpt from the actual document:
OPatch can be invoked directly as:
perl opatch command [command_options] [ -h[elp] ] [ -n[o_op]
]
or you can use the wrapper script that will use the version of perl
I've used RDA for Solaris just recently. It's pretty slick. Somebody put a
lot of thought into this tool. The html pages it generates are a pretty
good snapshot of your environment. It makes use of frames which makes it
easy to navigate through the information.
Gerardo
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Jared,
Now that you mention it ... couldn't find it on Windoz NT and AIX 5
installations ...
Raj
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Rajendra Jamadagni MIS, ESPN Inc.
Rajendra dot Jamadagni at ESPN dot com
Any opinion expressed here is personal and doesn't
RDA was written (or at least managed) by Anita Bardeen who used to
spend a good deal of time on this list...she'll be happy to know you
like it!
Rachel
--- Molina, Gerardo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've used RDA for Solaris just recently. It's pretty slick.
Somebody put a
lot of thought
