HP Storage Essentials SRM July 2008 Patch for Oracle 9.2.0.8 Guide for Red Hat Linux and SUSE Linux Enterprise Servers (September 2008)

su — oracle
b. Start SQL*Plus by entering the following command:
sqlplus /nolog
c. Connect as SYSDBA by entering the following command:
connect as SYSDBA
d. Enter the following at the user-name prompt to login as user SYS:
SYS@APPIQ
SYS is the user account that owns the database and the data dictionary.
e. EnterthepasswordforuserSYS.
The default password for user SYS is the following: change_on_install
f. Enter the following command to stop the O racle services:
shutdown immediate;
g. To leave SQL*Plus, enter the following:
exit
7. You must stop the Oracle listener before you can install the O racle July 2008 critical patch update.
Enter the following to stop the Oracle listener:
lsnrctl stop APPIQ
If the Oracle listener is password protected, you must do the following to stop the Oracle listener:
a. Enter the following to find the process ID for the Oracle listener:
ps -ef | grep listener
b. Enter the following to abruptly stop the listener process:
kill —9 <process ID>
where <process ID> is the process ID for the Oracle listener
Installatio
n
To install the Oracle July 2008 critical patch update:
NOTE:
ThescriptforinstallingtheOracleJuly2008CPUwillnotrunifitsdirectorypathcontainsspaces,for
example /my
patch/runCPUJul2008_Linux_9208.
1. Make sure you are logged in as root by entering the following command:
id
If you are not logged in as root, enter the following command to login as root:
su — root
2. Download the CPU_July2008_Linux_9208_01.zip file to the HP Storage Essentials
management server.
where 01 is the build number for the patch. The b uild number may be different for the patch you have.
3. Unzip the CPU_July2008_Linux_9208_01.zip file by entering the following:
unzip CPU_July2008_Linux_9208_01.zip -d <Destination_Directory>
where
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(Servers without previous Oracle CPUs) Applying the Oracle July 2008 Critical Patch Update