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I need to apply patch in the current oracle warehouse builder. My database version is oracle database 11gR2 and OWB version is also 11gR2.
The following is the workaround
Step 1: Download required patch
Step 2: Extract and read readme file.
Step 3: Export the following variables
export ORACLE_HOME=$ORACLE_BASE/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1
export PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/perl/bin:$PATH
export PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/OPatch:$PATH
Step 4: Go to the patch folder and run the following command
opatch apply
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My instructor wants me for a h.w to download oracle database and show him the HR schema. However, I noticed that the HR schema is not available within the downloaded files of oracle xe 21c. So is there a way to download the schema?
A (very) quick search on Oracle's documentation website leads you to:
The installation guide for Oracle's sample schemas; and
Oracle's Github repository for the sample schemas.
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I want to use forecast in Oracle:
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/olap.111/b28126/dml_commands_1052.htm#OLADM822
I have Oracle Standard Edition One but am not able to find a relevant example. Can you tell me how to use forecast in select statement?
It's additional feature for Oracle EE as I know. So you should have EE and buy this option depends on your version of Oracle
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I find an interesting feature called delete by query.
How do I use it with jest client?
Thanks!
You can use the DeleteByQuery class like shown below:
DeleteByQuery deleteAllUserJohn = new DeleteByQuery.Builder("{\"user\":\"john\"}")
.addIndex("users")
.addType("user")
.build();
client.execute(deleteAllUserJohn);
Also note that if you're running ES 2.x or above, the Delete by query API needs to be installed from a plugin first.
./bin/plugin install delete-by-query
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How to create a .msi that installs in multiple locations with advanced installer?
On the Advanced Installer forums you can easily find similar topics:
one file, multiple locations
Multiple Install paths
custom install, multiple directories
Conditional Install location
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Where can I download the jar library Oracle xmldb:11.2.0.3 ?
You can download the initial release from the oracle.com site, or the edelivery.oracle.com. Under the database download you would see a separate option for the client. This should contain the jar file you are looking for.
If it is specifically the 11.2.0.3 version you are needing, you will have to have an Oracle account WITH support account, login to the support site(s) (Flash: support.oracle.com , HTML: supporthtml.oracle.com). After doing so, you will use the patch search tool. Of the patchset listed files for 11g patchsets, the client is 3 of 6. For example, the Windows 32bit 11.2.0.3 patchset id is 10404530.