Introduction:
Upon updating to BR*Tools 7.40 Patch 34, all the brtools operations may have turned yellow due to this new warning:
BR1830W Oracle profile '$ORACLE_HOME/dbs/init<DBSID>.ora' should contain only the 'spfile' parameter
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In two databases, have noticed MaxDataVolumes changing
without an administrator changing it. Is this normal or perhaps an
un-documented feature?In a production database, MaxDataVolumes was originally
12 and now after some months it is 15.The auto_ext...
Description & Scope
Have SAP including AnyDB start when the operating system starts and then stop properly when the operating system stops.
Applies to not only the Web Application Server ABAP or Java, and databases such as MaxDB and Oracle, but als...
For planning the configuration for hosts with 256 GB of RAM each would you still allocate device swap of 2x RAM, so 512 GB in this case, just to be safe?Over in the HP Enterprise Business Community for HP-UX I posted a reply ...[amount of device swap...
For using DBA Planning Calendar to schedule BR*Tools for remote Oracle database AS Java systems I have successfully implemented both the Secure Shell and SAP gateway methods in [Note 1025707 - DBA Cockpit: Planning calendar and remote Oracle database...
I submitted a documentation feedback item on General Database Parameters to consider whether the entry for this parameter there should have added some of this info.
Yes, just going to ADMIN mode and back to ONLINE may be enough, since that was the case with the second database where the recovery was done.Might schedule a restart of the first database or might change the parameter (to 64 probably) and then do a r...
Yes, adopt bash but use the POSIX-conformant behavior:#!/bin/bash --posix
# rest of codeIn porting the shell scripts, avoid bash-isms.See: Avoiding “BASH-isms” in shell scripts
