R12 Oracle: Install, Patch, and Maintain Oracle Applications - Self-Study Course

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This course explains how to go about installing and maintaining an Oracle Applications Release 12 system. Both Standard and Express installation types are covered in detail. Maintenance topics include a detailed examination of the standard tools and utilities, and an in-depth look at patching an Applications system.

After this course, students will be able to make informed decisions about how to install an Oracle Applications system that meets their specific requirements, and how to maintain the system afterwards. The extensive hands-on practices include carrying out a Linux-based installation, navigating the file system to locate key files, running the standard maintenance tools and utiliti…

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Learn To:

Install Oracle Applications Release 12
Navigate the file system
Run standard maintenance tools and utilities
Apply patches to the system

Audience

Database Administrators
Functional Implementer
Technical Administrator
Technical Consultant

Course Topics Oracle Applications Overview

Oracle E-Business Suite Home Page
HTML Interface
Forms Interface
Oracle Applications Architecture
Oracle Applications Technology Stack
Product Families
Product Dependencies
Vision Demo Database

Preparing for an Installation

Overview of Rapid Install
Release 12 Platform Support
System Requirements
Creating Operating System Accounts
Setting Up Stage Area
Specifying an Installation Environment
Selecting Configuration Parameters
Rapid Install Log Files

Performing an Installation

Overview of Basic Installation Procedure
Simplest Installation
More Typical Installation
Standard Installation Steps
Overview of Express Installation
Express Installation Steps

Finishing an Installation

Logging In to Oracle Applications
Changing Default Passwords
Configuring Database Initialization Parameters
Reviewing Security Practices
Implementing Product and Country-Specific Functionality
Configuring Client Software
Carrying out Conditional Tasks
Backing Up Oracle Applications

Oracle Applications Components

Oracle Applications Multi-Tier Architecture
Oracle Homes Architecture
Oracle Applications Technology Layer
Oracle Applications DBA
Oracle Application Object Library
Oracle Applications Utilities
Oracle Applications Framework
Oracle Applications Manager

Environment Files, Control Scripts, and Languages

Environment Files
Application Tier Server Control Scripts
Modifying Environment Files
Oracle Applications Languages
Character Sets
Globalization and Country-Specific Functionalities
Dates and Numbers
National Language Support (NLS)

Oracle Applications File System

Database Tier File System
Application Tier File System
Product Directories
APPL_TOP Directories
Common Components Directory
Java Files and Directories
Applications Technology Stack Directory
Database Directories

Oracle Applications Database

Oracle Applications Database Objects
Database Schemas and Oracle Applications Product Schemas
Overview of Database Features
Monitoring Features
Performance Features
Scalability Features
Business Intelligence Features
Database Tier Server Process Scripts

Advanced Configuration Options

Shared Application Tier File System
Load Balancing
Network Features

Oracle Applications AD Utilities

Overview of the AD Utilities
Running the AD Utilities
Command Line Arguments
Parallel Processing
Distributed AD
Log Files
Maintenance Mode
Restricted Mode

AD Administration

Generate Applications Files Tasks
Maintain Applications Files Tasks
Maintain Database Entities Tasks
Compile/Reload Database Entities Tasks
Non-Interactive Operation and Maintenance Mode

Special Utilities

AD Controller
Reviewing Worker Status and Resolving a Failed Worker
Restarting a Failed Patch Process
Restarting a Terminated Worker
Running AD Relink

AutoConfig

Context Files
AutoConfig Tasks
AutoConfig Operation
Running AutoConfig
AutoConfig Log Files
Rolling Back an AutoConfig Session
Running AutoConfig In Test Mode
Editing Parameters

License Manager

Accessing License Manager
Registering Products
Registering the E-Business Suite
Registering Component Applications
Registering Individual Products
Registering Country-Specific Functionalities
Registering Languages
License Manager Reports

Reporting Utilities

Introduction to Reporting Utilities
AD Configuration
AD File Identification
AD Job Timing Report

Configuration Utilities

Introduction to Configuration Utilities
AD Splicer
File Character Set Converter

Patching and the AutoPatch Process

Patch Types and Terminology
Patch Components
Downloading Patches from OracleMetaLink
AutoPatch Operation
AutoPatch Features
Applying a Patch
Reducing Patching Downtime
Patch Wizard

Running AutoPatch

AutoPatch Setup
AutoPatch Usage and Prompts
Patch File Name and Location
AutoPatch Messages
Patch History
Timing Report
Log Files
Follow-Up Tasks

OAM Timing Reports

Overview
Timing Reports Main Page
AutoPatch Timing Details
Tracking a Patch Session
AD Administration Timing Details
Job Timing Report
Phase Information Report
Exceptions Report