I am trying to understand file properties and from what I understand that for the files like shell scripts on UNIX to be executable, the file properties need to be set to execute (rwx-). At our organization, oracle files are maintained on UNIX file system and compiled on oracle during the time of run or compiled once for all the schemas. But the pkgs maintained on UNIX, some have executable property and some don't(rwxrwxr-- and rw-r--r--). So when a shell script is calling this pkg that is not executable how will it be able to compile on Oracle? Please help me understand or direct me to documents that has notes on this. Thanks in advance.
The package script itself doesn't need to be executable as it's just a text file containing source code. SQL*Plus reads the contents and submits it to the server for compilation.
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I'm using dask_jobqueue to establish a SLURMCluster. I'm trying to pass python files in the parent directory to the workers. I tried different ways including sys.path.append, setting PYTHONPATH in my .bashrc file, and setting PYTHONPATH in env_extra (it seems DASK version can't recognize job_script_prologue), but they all fail. The script works only when the imported Python files are in the same directory as the script. I just wonder if this is really the case (which means I should re-write my code to keep all files in the same directory), or I'm missing something here?
Also, I tried to use with performance_report to record some statistics in an HTML file, but it seems it does not work with dask_jobqueue, right?
So, I'm currently working on a spring-boot application that should import a database dump based on a config-file. For that I build myself an impdp-command as a String, which then gets executed in the command line. Since this application is based around directories and should work by just moving the dump-file into a specific directory, I would like to use the current directory my application is running in. As far as I know the parameter "DIRECTORY" only accepts oracle directories (created in sql with create directory 'name' as 'C:\path\'). Is there any way I could use the directory from which the command gets executed or just a windows path?
I have a CGI Perl script that will run a select statement from a Oracle Database to get records. This scripts runs on Apache with cgi-bin linked. It was running fine.
Due to failover we moved the hard disk to the backup server with similar setups. When we run the script however, the following error is shown:
install_driver(Oracle) failed: Can't load '/u02/system/perl/usr/local/lib64/perl5/auto/DBD/Oracle/Oracle.so' for module DBD::Oracle: libclntsh.so.11.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory at /u02/system/perl/usr/lib64/perl5/DynaLoader.pm line 200.
I had checked my ORACLE_HOME and LD_LIBRARY_PATH variables and they both pointing to the correct oracle client. Also try locate libclntsh.so.11.1 and managed to find the file in the correct directory, with permission granted.
Also added a oracle.conf file that has the path to oracle lib directory in /etc/ld.so.conf.d
All these and still it's showing the same error. Am running out of ideas....
Any pointers or suggestion are appreciated. Thank you.
You've covered the basics already which is good: make sure the libraries exist, make sure your program has read/execute permissions, and setting environment variables for ORACLE_HOME and LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
You many need to check the dependencies recursively.
ldd /u02/system/perl/usr/local/lib64/perl5/auto/DBD/Oracle/Oracle.so
should show you any dependencies of the .so that can't be loaded. DBD::Oracle is also version sensitive to the Oracle client. If the version or location of the Oracle client has changed (or when all else fails), you may need to recompile DBD::Oracle.
I am currently working on a Windows batch file that will allow me to silently install git (the executable for which will be placed in the folder that the .bat file will be running from) in a pre-specified location on the file system.
I've found this article which seems to provide some suitable advice:
https://github.com/msysgit/msysgit/wiki/Silent-or-Unattended-Installation
However, I'm not entirely sure what parameters I would need to mention in my LOADINF file. I would like to pre-define the options that the user would manually select throughout the various stages of installation, so that it can run through from start to finish without prompting anything from the user.
Can anyone help or point me to a place where I can find these parameters and their available values?
Create a file, for eg. my-config.cnf (or my-config.ini) with the following content:
[Setup]
Lang=default
Dir=C:\Program Files (x86)\Git
Group=Git
NoIcons=0
SetupType=default
...
<other options as shown in the msysgit wiki>
Now, in the batch file, when you execute the installation file (say msysgit-install.exe), use /LOADINF as follows:
msysgit-install.exe /SILENT /LOADINF="my-config.cnf"
I have an old setup of the old program written on c++ which contains multiple installation files files.
_SETUP.1
_SETUP.DLL
_INST32I.EX_
_ISDEL.EXE
SETUP.EXE
DISK1.ID
SETUP.INI
SETUP.INS
_SETUP.LIB
SETUP.PKG
I want to combine all that in to single executable file and i want to execute SETUP.EXE when user would run that single executable. Is it possible to achieve somehow?
The easiest way is simple create archive and say to user to to unpack that and to run SETUP.EXE but i am just wondering may be i can create setup like i describe above.
IExpress.exe is ideal for your job. Google for samples. It is included in your Windows installation. Just open a Command Prompt and type iexpress.exe - this starts a wizard that helps you getting started.