How 2 become Oracle Apps DBA : Part I: E-Business Suite R12.2 Architecture

[Post Updated on March 03, 2017 for latest version of Oracle E-Business Suite i.e. R12.2.6]

This post covers first and most important topic to Learn to become Oracle Apps DBA i.e. Architecture of Oracle E-Business Suite R12.2.

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Are you looking for FREE Oracle Apps DBA Training ?

Are you a DBA and wish to Learn/Become Oracle Apps DBA ?

Are a Fresher or new to Oracle Apps and interested in Learning Oracle Apps as Apps DBA ?

 

 

There is lot of Oracle Apps Training material available on internet/Oracle Site and at the same time lot of Training Institutes providing Oracle Apps DBA Training.

It is up to you if you want to learn E-Business Suite at your own or want a formal Training as Oracle Apps DBA (You can learn on your own but Training can shorten your Learning Time).

This and following posts will cover Everything you should learn as an Oracle Apps DBA.

To become Oracle Apps DBA first and important thing is that you should be very well familiar with Oracle Applications/E-Business Suite Architecture . Give as much time as possible to Architecture & understand all basic component like Client Tier (HTML/Jinitiator), Fusion Middleware (Web Server & WebLogic Server), Forms , Concurrent Manager, and Database.

Now where to find Basic Architecture of Oracle E-Business 11i ? EBS Documentation contain documentation link of all Oracle E-Business Suite versions i.e. R12.2, R12.1/0, and 11i.

Open Guide Oracle Applications Concept & read chapter 1 only, covering Client (Desktop) Tier, Application Tier, and Database Tier.

Application Tier contains Fusion Middleware Components i.e. Web Server / WebLogic Server, Form Server, Concurrent Manager Tier (more about these in my upcoming posts).

Here are key points related to Architecture in E-Business Suite R12.2

1. There are two type of Applications in E-Business Suite i.e.
a) HTML-based accessed using Web Browser
b) Form-based accessed using Java Applet (runs as JVM inside Web Browser) and need JRE enabled Browser

2. Three are three ORACLE_HOME in total (2 on Application Tier and 1 on Database Tier)
a) Fusion Middleware Oracle Home supports WebLogic and supersedes 10.1.3 in previous R12 and 9iAS in 11i
b) OracleAS 10.1.2 Oracle Home containing Form App & frmweb executable that was present in previous R12 version too
c) Database Oracle Home 12c or 11g , depending on which StartCD you use to install R12.2 (more on R12.2 Installation & StartCD later)

 

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238 comments
Anonymous says July 30, 2006

Looks Good for Beginner.

MAnish

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Anonymous says July 31, 2006

good work buddy..keep it goin..pretty much useful to everyone.

yusuf

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Anonymous says July 31, 2006

Really helpfull.Keep going.

Thanks.

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Anonymous says August 4, 2006

Atul ur first session was great please donot stop continue.ther are very few in this world like you.you are very Good.

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Atul Kumar says August 4, 2006

Thanks a lot, I’ll try to be regular as long as I am not piled up by work . Keep checking what sponsors has to say on right side menu bar.

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Anonymous says August 5, 2006

really you are doing a great job.

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Anonymous says August 8, 2006

Hi Atul,

This is really a great effort. I was looking for some
kind of Oracle Apps DBA training for quite sometime.

I really appreciate your time and efforts. Please keep
up the good work.

With best regards,
Kailash Raman.

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Anonymous says September 2, 2006

Hi Atul,

It is really nice someone teaching. Thanks a lot for the same. Infact i was looking for someone who can guide me on the same. Keep posting. I found it very useful. I need your help.

Regards
S Govindarajan

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Atul Kumar says September 2, 2006

Hi Govindarajan,
Thanks a lot, I am just sharing my knowledge with others & learning from others questions & dobts . You can mail me anytime at atul_iiit@yahoo.com

Atul
http://teachmeoracle.com

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Anonymous says September 3, 2006

Hi Atul.
I am already working as an oracle DBA. i have good concept knowledge of oracle database. i participate regular oracle forms Mr. Tom kyte site.. just like Mr. Tom kyte u do some work for student and professional. right now i have no idea about Oracle Apps DBA but i want to learn. i hope u will help me.

Thanx Dear
Keep in touch.

M.S.Taj.

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Atul Kumar says September 3, 2006

Taj,
You can mail me at atul_iiit@yahoo.com whenever you need any info/query.

Atul

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Anonymous says September 4, 2006

It seems to be instresting to learn about Apps DBA now.

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Anonymous says September 5, 2006

Hi Atul,
Very fantastic and impressive information for new bies…..
How long can it take for an Oracle DBA to become Oracle Apps DBA?

Thanks,
Abid Malik

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Atul Kumar says September 6, 2006

Abid,
Thanks a lot for compilment . About time to become apps dba, It depends on individual & how much time He/She is spending + if learning is on Job or at Home .

I have noticed that learning on Job is much faster.

Atul

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Anonymous says September 13, 2006

This work has to be appreciated… definitely.. Atul…, Flowers to you..!!!

Prasant

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Atul Kumar says September 13, 2006

Prasant & everybody ,
Thanks a lot for your compliments . Do send me feedback how to improve & what topics you want to hear from me.

Atul

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Anonymous says September 19, 2006

Hi

The efforts and the work you have done is very good. Thanks for guiding to learn the APPS

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Atul Kumar says September 19, 2006

Mahesh,
Thanks a lot for compliment, you can download 11i software from

http://edelivery.oracle.com

Atul

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Ramana says September 21, 2006

Excellent work Atul. Great. Keep it up. You are infact setting up a good example of “Sharing” and doing good to the society.

I have problems understanding “Forms Listener Servlet Architecture”. Could you please explain it in your words and also its advantages.

Thnx
Ramana

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Atul Kumar says September 21, 2006

Ramanna,
Thanks a lot for all those good words. You raised very good point . Forms can run on both socket or servlets by default sockets. I will explain in detail about forms in servlets with Advantage & disadvantages of using forms via servlets and how to configure it in my coming posts.

Atul

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Ramana says September 21, 2006

Thanks a lot Atul for your prompt response.

I would be waiting for your post on “Forms Listener Servlet Architecture” and their advantages.

I would be following your posts regularly as I have started learning “Oracle Apps DBA” with your help. But if possible could you pls drop me a mail on ramana_orac@yahoo.com when you post info on “Forms listener server architecture”

Thnx & Regards
Ramana

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Vignesh says September 25, 2006

Its good for people like me looking for position in APPS DBA from DBA.

Thanks. Vignesh

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Vignesh says September 25, 2006

This is good for people like me to begin APPS DBA from DBA

Vignesh

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sudhir says September 26, 2006

atul,

you are really doing a great job. this is my first day i happen to hit this web-site. i was also looking for something which would give me a start. i am already a DBA, so now i would like to pickup APPS DBA.

sudhir.

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sudhir says September 26, 2006

Atul,
you are doing great. this is my first hit on such a web-site, in all my browsing years. i was looking for some information on the oracle apps, as i myself am a ORACLE DBA. This would give me a great start.
sudhir.

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Atul Kumar says September 26, 2006

Sudhir,
I Wish you could find everything you need as Apps DBA in coming years from thius site & my other site Teache Me Oracle

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Anonymous says September 28, 2006

Hay Atul,

Its Precise and to the point to starters …. Good work ….

Martand

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Atul Kumar says September 28, 2006

Thanks a lot to everyone for every one for making this site huge success.

Do ket me know if you want to know about any topic in apps & thats not included here .

Atul

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Anonymous says October 4, 2006

Hi, Atul

Your work is very execllent. If i can help u for this work its my pleasure.

Bijay

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Anonymous says October 5, 2006

HELLOW M.r ATUL .ITS VERY NICE KEEP ITUP. ITS VERY MUCH USEFUL FOR AVERY BODY WHO KNOWS DBA CONCEPTS LITTLE BIT.WITH U R BLOG WE CAN LEARN LOT OF THING
THANQ

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srikanth says October 10, 2006

hi Atul,

this is srikanth already working as Apps DBA this site will be usefull for beginners

srikanth bolagani

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Anonymous says October 17, 2006

Hi Atul kumar

Good work, thanks lot

Realy help full to the beginners
i am also a beginner for oracle apps dba.

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Anonymous says October 17, 2006

Hi Atul kumar

Good work, thanks lot

Realy help full to the beginners
i am also a beginner for oracle apps dba.

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Jagdish says October 18, 2006

looks very simple…

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Atul Kumar says October 18, 2006

Thanks a lot to all of you for your comments . Could you please suggest how to improve here & Site

http://teachmeoracle.com (Dedicated for Apps DBA’s)

Atul

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Anonymous says October 19, 2006

Atul
Thanks alot This site is very useful.

From
Chandrakanth

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Anonymous says October 23, 2006

Hi Atul it’s really gr8 to see such a website..i will also coprate with u …

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Atul Kumar says October 23, 2006

Thanks a lot for your support.

Now you can post your questions/doubts problems in Forum dedicated to Apps DBA’s at

http://teachmeoracle.com/forum

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Anonymous says November 6, 2006

They are really helpful
keep going
thanks a lot
-Madduri

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kk says November 7, 2006

hi atul

this is kumar.am a tech consultant and setups and sysadmin for oralce app’s .really am confusing about my future so am planing to learn app’s dba .
am in chennai am working for one of the major it company..can any one suggest wich is gud institute for app’s dba or any one teaching who is working .any body know’s let me know
my e-mail id:sullank@gmail.com

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kk says November 7, 2006

hi atul

this is kumar.am a tech consultant and setups and sysadmin for oralce app’s .really am confusing about my future so am planing to learn app’s dba .
am in chennai am working for one of the major it company..can any one suggest wich is gud institute for app’s dba or any one teaching who is working .any body know’s let me know
my e-mail id:sullank@gmail.com

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Atul Kumar says November 7, 2006

KK few training Institutes are listed at http://teachmeoracle.com/training02.html

Atul

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Anonymous says November 10, 2006

HiAtul
Looks pretty good for beginners.its evry uselkfulfor all and most useful for a new career launch IN Apps.KeepGoing ..Your should grow good as you keep good in sharing your knowledge

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Atul Kumar says November 10, 2006

Hi Anonymous,
Thanks a lot for your wishes, I need some of you to help other Budding Apps DBA in answering their questions/doubts at forum http://teachmeoracle.com/forum dedicated to Apps DBA’s

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Anonymous says November 28, 2006

Hi Atul,
I would like to publish my documents/experiences in http://blogs.oracle.com/ . How to do that.

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Atul Kumar says November 28, 2006

You can request to put a link of your blog to http://blogs.oracle.com . I don’t know what they look for but if you could share your blog name with readers

You can have blog space at http://blogs.oracle.com/yourname
only if you are oracle employee .

If you are not from oracle then put it on some site like I am doing on blogspot.com

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Anonymous says December 1, 2006

Thanks for the help!

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Kevin Krause says December 4, 2006

good stuff as always!

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Alan says December 6, 2006

Hi,
This looks a great site for a beginner such as me. kepp up the good work.

Alan.

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Atul Kumar says December 6, 2006

Hi Alan ,
Thanks a lot for your compliments ….

Atul

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Anonymous says December 6, 2006

hi atul..first of all thanks for sharing ur knowledge ..
I am NOT a DBA but a java developer who uses oracle a lot for procs, functions,queries etc..basically PL/SQL ..i feel i m okie in all that..i wanna switch to oracle Apps ..and NOT oracle apps DBA …do u have any reference where i can start from? please if u can reply back at letseewatsup@yahoo.com i would be glad. THanks a TONNNNN!

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Atul Kumar says December 7, 2006

You can start with Anil Passi’s site for technical apps development at http://oracle.anilpassi.com

Atul

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Anonymous says December 7, 2006

Hi Atul,

Thanks for what you are doing.

Keep up the good work

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Anonymous says December 11, 2006

Hi atul
Iam new to oracle . so plz tell me how to be strong in oracle basics . In which areas i have to be strong ……Wat are all concepts i should be strong

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Atul Kumar says December 11, 2006

Mano,
In my views most important thing you should understand is Oracle Database & Apps Architecture & to understand various components of Apps.

Then you can focus on Patching , Cloning …

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Anonymous says December 16, 2006

hello friend atul
you have done a wonderful job,Its really a nice site.it will help lot for those who can’t pay a huge training fees. I really appreciate your job. I will definitely become a aPps dba.
thanks and regards;
sadashiv shinde(oracle 9iocp_dba trainer pune)

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Atul Kumar says December 16, 2006

Thanks Sadashiv

Atul

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Anonymous says December 22, 2006

Hi Atul ,

U r doing a great job ..Its like showing a way to the one who shows has lost guy ..

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Anonymous says December 29, 2006

Great job,Simply classic energetic information i had,Myself Thivagar & beginner in DBA field preparing for OCP 9i,very much useful to fresher like me & Hats of thnaks Atulji, Keep goin on & on …
Lots of Heartly blessing to u & ur family.

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Anonymous says December 29, 2006

Great job,Simply classic energetic information i had,Myself Thivagar & beginner in DBA field preparing for OCP 9i,very much useful to fresher like me & Hats of thnaks Atulji, Keep goin on & on …with lots of Heartly blessing to u & ur family.

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Santosh Kulkarni says January 2, 2007

Thank you for a great compilation of the Oracle. It really was helpful.

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Atul Kumar says January 2, 2007

Santosh,
Thanks a lot !!!

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Sunil says January 3, 2007

Hi Atul,
Good work. Impressive. Although, I do not use the site, but I am very much impressed on the amount of work you have put in.

Congratulations.

Sunil

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Atul Kumar says January 3, 2007

Sunil,
Thanks a lot for those good words. Your comments & readers feedback are my inspiration. Do let me know if I can try improving somthing on this blog to make it useful to everyone including you 🙂

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Anonymous says January 10, 2007

thanks a lot it is very useful for a beginner like me
keep going

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Atul Kumar says January 10, 2007

Thanks a lot anonymous

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Vinod says January 11, 2007

Your site seems very interesting! Thank you for your hard work.

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Atul Kumar says January 11, 2007

Thanks a lot Vinod

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Anonymous says January 11, 2007

Hi Gurudev,

I just started learning Apps DBA.

Pls bless me.

Regards,
Rakesh Reddy

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Dilesh says January 14, 2007

Hi Atul,
I am really touched the way you put togather facts for Apps DBA. You are in UK but due to your auspicious work, you have reached everywhere.
I am certified 10g DBA and want to start Apps DBA. Where can I find books/references?

Thanks,
Dilesh

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Atul Kumar says January 14, 2007

Dilesh,
Thanks a lot .

All Apps Guides are updated in above post itself at

http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B25516_08/current/html/docset.html

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Dilesh says January 14, 2007

Hi Atul,
It is really nice to have your email so quick. I book marked the link for future reference. As a DBA, I have setup 9i, 10g databases from scratch and applied patches,performed backups and installed 10g Apps server and configured report servers. I have gone through Oracle Financial 10.7sc intensive training in India, will it help me in becoming Apps DBA? I am a really good developer as well and got certification for developer 6i Release 2. Now, looking to my exposure, will you please tell me what step should I follow to start ii1 Apps DBA? Do you think that classroom training is required for Apps DBA?
Thanks,
Dilesh

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Atul Kumar says January 14, 2007

Dilesh,
I think its more than enough. I would suggest you instead of class room teaching start with hands on Installation, patching & cloning 11i.

Good luck for your Journey towards Apps DBA

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Dilesh says January 15, 2007

Hi Atul,
Thanks for your inspirational email. I will follow your suggested path.
Dilesh

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Neeraj Bhatia says January 19, 2007

Hi Atul,

This is really a great effort. Keep Doing.

Regards,
Neeraj

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Neeraj Bhatia says January 19, 2007

Hi Atul,

This is really a great effort. keep Doing.

Regards,
Neeraj

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Anonymous says January 19, 2007

Hi Atul ,

Tis really a great effort , keep it up .

Prasanta Patnaik

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Atul Kumar says January 19, 2007

Thanks Prasanth & Neeraj

Regards
Atul Kumar

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Anonymous says January 30, 2007

excellent blog

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Anonymous says February 22, 2007

Hey Atul,

I am a friend of Dennis who works in Oracle Bangalore and He spoke very high of you and also told me about this site. Its a wonderful site. I think this site has become similar to asktom. Hats off to your good work Pal.

Thanks
John

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Atul Kumar says February 22, 2007

Hi John,
Thanks a lot for your wishes .

Atul

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qAnand says February 22, 2007

Hi Atul,
This is really a great site especially for beginners.
Can you throw some light on Oracle Alerts especially Event Based Alerts?
Waiting for your update.

Thanks
Anand

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Atul Kumar says February 22, 2007

Anand ,
Thanks a lot. I am not very good in alerts but will try to cover in future whatso ever I know

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qAnand says February 22, 2007

Atul,
Thanks for your assurance. I wanted to know one more thing. Is it possible to configure HTTPS only for the login screen, so that the username and password can be pass through internet encrypted instead of clear text? My organization does not want to do any investment in procuring any certificates. Is it possible to accomplish this without making any investment?

Waiting for your update….

Thanks
Anand

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Atul Kumar says February 22, 2007

Yes you can tweak around using sso. For free you cabn use test certificates comes free with oracle HTTP Certificates

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qAnand says February 23, 2007

Thanks for the update Atul. But can you please elaborate? Probably a URL or a link in your site would help. We are not using SSO here.

Thanks
Anand

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Atul Kumar says February 23, 2007

Anand ,
To be frank it is bit complicated (not very straight forward) I did some work on 10g AS Integration with Apps for SSO but I don’t to post it on site at this minutes . Here is metalink note which you can refer metalink note

233436.1 Installing Oracle Application Server 10g with Oracle E-Business Suite Release…

& then configure SSL for HTTP Server on SSO (Infra tier).

You have to study a lot for this

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qAnand says February 23, 2007

Thanks Atul for the metalink note.

Regards,
Anand

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Anonymous says February 27, 2007

Many Thanks to you Atul…for offering your genuine help in teaching Oracle!!

Aditya P

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VeeraReddy says February 28, 2007

Hi Atul, Just now I started this training .It is looking too good. I’ll try to be regular

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Atul Kumar says February 28, 2007

Thanks Veera.
Pass it on to your friends as well & do let me know if you need any further information

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Everett says March 6, 2007

This site is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Thank you

-Everett

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Anonymous says March 12, 2007

Hi Atul,

How are you, My question is how do we configure PCP on 11i Apps.Please give some tech Docs

Thanks & Regards
ASD

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Atul Kumar says March 12, 2007

ASD Follow

278816.1 How to Setup Parallel Concurrent Processing using Shared APPL_TOP for RAC Environment

Kindly use forum http://teachMeOracle.com/forum for such doubts in future

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Anonymous says March 20, 2007

You are a decent man. It’s hard to find people who would take up a noble deed like this. Goddess Saraswathi be with you always..

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Anonymous says April 5, 2007

It really Helped me alot but please let me know whats the difference between DBA and Apps DBA??? the operations are same onyl clonning and patching and updation is what apps DBA has to do ………..please correct me if am i wrong ….

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Anonymous says April 17, 2007

hi,
I am not an Oracle DBA, But interesed in Apps DBA. Is it possible to learnn it?

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Atul Kumar says April 17, 2007

Yes !!

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Anonymous says April 20, 2007

Hi Atul,

This is priyanka. I m very much interested in Oracle Apps. I not DBA ya but i have learnt Oracle 9i during Btech. Can i learn Oracle Apps with having much knowledge abt Oracle. If no then pls guide me how to start and wat all i should study.

Thanks

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Anonymous says April 20, 2007

Hi Atul,

I m not DBA but want to learn Oracle Apps though i have studied DBMS and Oracle during Engineering. Cud u pls guide me how to start and wat all Topics shud i go through to become Apps DBA

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Atul Kumar says April 21, 2007

Follow section under For Apps DBA Beginner’s in left menu bar for start

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Bhushan Kumar says April 23, 2007

Hi Atul:

Thanks forsuch a good knowledge giving it free.
I am a DBA, wana to nbe Apps DBA?
Will the study at ur site will be enough or I need to go through something else?

Regards
Bhushan Walde

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Atul Kumar says April 24, 2007

Bhushan,
For a start this blog should be fine but you have to read more from Oracle books for specific issues

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Anonymous says April 24, 2007

Hi Atul,
All the Apps DBA Info on same page this is really great effort. Keep it up, its very useful for all.

Dinesh (Govind)

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Anisha says April 24, 2007

Hello Atul
Well one can’t stop appreciating all the effort you are putting into building this blog.Thankyou so much.It is overwhelming ….everybody here seems to be a DBA before they considered APPS Dba well, i am not a DBA and what are the other books I need to read along APPS books.Two others asked you the same and u replied saying to start from the beginners section…but it is unnerving to see ” First thing is you should be Good in Oracle Database Skills and I assume you are already very good as DBA or don’t need any formal training as DBA” 🙁 please help

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Anonymous says April 27, 2007

very helpful, thanks

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shiva da karthik says April 28, 2007

Awesome work buddy… Thanks

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Sanjeev says April 30, 2007

I am very thank full to giving such information

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Ravi Prakash says May 2, 2007

Hi Atul,

Good Work, Started my First Day Class 🙂 to be a APPS DBA. I am planning to move ahead, with E-Business,

Cheers & Keep it updated to help people like me

Ravi Prakash

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Elwos says May 6, 2007

Hi Atul,

very thanks to u to help pepole
to their self in road of oracle
APPL DBA.

Thanks and
Regards.

J.smith

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Anonymous says May 6, 2007

Hi Atul,

Very thanks to you to help us to
become oracle app Dba .

Thanks and
Regard.

J.smith

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Rajesh says May 19, 2007

Hi Atul,
The Documentation will really help a beginner like me. I am a beginner in apps dba and I need to know if Oracle applications can be installed on a home PC ? I mean in one PC with a configuration of 512 MB with 40GB hard drive or do I need to look for a sever in Web, something like webhosting ? If so, which is my best option ?

Regards,

Rajesh

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Atul Kumar says May 20, 2007

You don’t need server and can be installed on normal computer but you might need more CPU and harddisk.

Check installation guide with prereq. for installing apps

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Anonymous says May 28, 2007

Hi Atul,

First of all a very big thanks for the wonderful help that you have been providing for all learners like us.I would like to know if there is any site where we can get more knowledge on core DBA as well.
If so that would also be a great help again …
thanks & regards
seha

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Atul Kumar says May 28, 2007

Hi SEha,
Thanks for these nice words. For core DBA I am not aware of any site which provide free training but my recommendation . Go to oracle documentation and pick oracle dba documentation nd go through them

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soiled_cheetah says June 2, 2007

Really i am surprised why i didnt know this website earlier. Man your Efforts soooo much Appreciated. Thanks a lot.

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Samer says June 5, 2007

Dear Atul,

is it possible that the client ( desktop tier) connect to forms server without the web server ( apache) and in case the apache server is down what will happen?

Regards,

Samer ALJazzar
Oracle DBA
NBK – Kuwait

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Atul Kumar says June 5, 2007

No , Initial connection will always be via Apache in standard Oracle Applications 11i

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nagesh says June 15, 2007

Hi Atul,

I have basic knowledge of oracle 9i database, i am looking my career as ORACLE APPS DBA. Will it possible for me to achieve that.

I had been with the Oracle application concepts, im not finding any difficulty in understanding them.

It really sounds good.

Note: I dont have depth knowledge on database. I am working as UNIX Administrator.

regsrds,

Nagesh Prabhu

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Atul Kumar says June 15, 2007

Yes Nagesh, you can be good apps dba provided you focus on basics and work hard

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suhag says June 17, 2007

This is a best.
but give step by step giude.
This is perfect for every one.

thank,
Suhag Shukla(ORACLE DBA)

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Atul Kumar says June 17, 2007

Thanks Suhaag, Step by Step will take quite a lot time for each post but I’ll try to put as much detail as I can in my future posts..

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Anonymous says June 18, 2007

I have gone through the material you recommended (11iconcepts pg 1-19). It is quite interesting not very complicated and not long just as you had said.

So basically, the aim was to grasp the architecture of the E-Business suite.

Now am looking forward to the installation part of it.

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Anonymous says June 18, 2007

Hi Atul,
Can U plz Suggest a blog or site 2 learn Oracle 10g DBA by Step by Step

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Atul Kumar says June 18, 2007

I am not aware of step by step but few dba blogs are mentioned in blogroll

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Anonymous says June 18, 2007

hi Atul, Ur blog is good but i found ur blog is just overview on all the topics, why dont u go more deeply on all the contents.

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Atul Kumar says June 19, 2007

Thanks for feedback, yes I agree majority of posts are on overview and reason for that is most of guys I met are not clear of concepts even so I thought of dicsussing them first though I have some posted on few things in detail as well . Do let me know on which topic you want me to cover in detail and I’ll try to cover them

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shobhit says June 19, 2007

Hi Atul,

This is Shobhit. I m very much interested in Oracle Apps. I am 10g Certified Professional but i am a fresher. Can i learn Oracle Apps . If yes then please guide me how to start and what all i should study.And is it good to switch from enterprise to Apps.

And in last your blog is really having much to learn.

Regards,
Shobhit Saxena

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Anonymous says July 5, 2007

Guys,

Oracle DBA’s life is not a cool one ,try to switch to application development for a peaceful life .

Cheers,
Vinod (Oracle DBA)

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Shakeel says July 5, 2007

I am a new DBA in Oracle Application 11i. I was worried, how can I learn this. At last I found this site.

It’s a ggod start for me. Material on thsi site is more helpful to become Oracle Application11i DBA.

Thanks.

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Anonymous says July 16, 2007

Hi Atul,

I am a beginner for Oracle Apps,I am interested in pursuing a career.I refer the material you provide.I would like to practice the installation and the patching,can u guide me how to go about. I have an external hard disk, can I install the linux and the oracle Apps on the Hard disk, if so how can I or if there is any other alternate way that i can practise.Could you please help me out..

regards
Abhi

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Diwaker says July 20, 2007

Dearest Atul
Thanks a ton, this would become an highway for 11i training, great work, splendid……
Divaker V Vittal
Oracle DBA

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Pankaj Sharma says August 17, 2007

Dear Atul,

Keep up the good work. Its amazing to see you give simple solutions to the problems which seemed nearly impossible before getting to your site.

warm regards,
Pankaj Sharma
http://www.shreecement.net/sysadmin.nsf

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yasser says September 12, 2007

Hi Atul,

I believe its an exact web site for Oracle Apps DBA, But can u plz clear my doubt.

Am an high end Oracle DBA having 3 yrs exp in HP,configured more than 20 Dataguard for banking DB’s and a lot of hard core performance tuning work!!!!!!
So is it proper way that i can switch to Apps DBA domain….
Can u plz compare Oracle DBA and Apps DBA in terms of Salary,demand in market,good future.
Your guidance will be highly appreciable…..

Rgds,
Yasser

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Sajid Khan says November 1, 2007

Dear Atul;

Gr8 work, please continue to support us.

I am a beginner in this field and i need a lot of support from people like you. Please keep on doing the good work.

I am interested in your training program that you are going to conduct in India, please Email me more info regarding that.

Thanks again.
Sajid Khan
mail4saj@gmail.com ; mcasajid@gmail.com

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Sridhar.K says December 20, 2007

Dear Atul,

I am an Oracle DBA looking a career in Apps.
You are doing excellent work buddy.

It is very helpfull for people like me.

I am astonished at your patience level.

Keep it up.
Thanks
Sridhar.

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Compupasha says December 25, 2007

WOW ! it is a great site, unfortunately I didn’t find it earliar, your effort is helpful to the computer professionals particularly who are interested to become Oralce Apps DBA.
Great Job Atul, keep it up……….

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Suhag Shukla says December 26, 2007

Hi Atul,

can you give about info.( 1Z0-233 Oracle 11i Install, Patch and Maintain Applications)

about book.

Thanks

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Santhosh says January 3, 2008

Atul,

This is the best information site i have ever seen.

Keep up the good work dosth.

Santhosh.

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Lucky says January 12, 2008

Hi,
Atul , u have done a gr8 job.

I have a query for u . Basically iam a Oracle DBA, but got an oppertunity to work as Apps DBA. Here i don’yt have any one to teach me iam learning og f my self and maintaing the Production system.

If possible can u mail me the procedure for cloning my Production system.

Thanks in advance.

Regards.
Lucky.
Saudi Arabia,
liyakhat_md@gmail.com

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Jehad Khwyter says January 24, 2008

Good job mate, I am working on Oracle Apps 11i environment.. it is really interesting to keep testing your professional skills 🙂 … can you please send me your email, so we may do some business…

Thanks body

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paulofp says January 24, 2008

Hi Jehad,

Do you whant what e-mail? Mine?

BEst Regards,
Paulo Portugal.

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paulofp says January 24, 2008

Hi all,

Just a clue, if you want to really learn it, install it and then practice a lot(install patchs,use everything of adadmin, add languages, crash you database, rollback configuration,etc).

Best Regards,
Paulo Portugal.

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Atul says January 24, 2008

Thanks Jehad,
You can contact me at

atul @ onlineappsdba.com

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Raghu says March 4, 2008

Hi Atul

I have been following your site for past couple of months. Its very informative but one suggestion I have is that for people who don’t have access to metalink and oracle support, could you not create a FAQ of sorts where you can put in the frequent problems which have been encountered by you and the solutions for those problems.
Your site is nice but there’s too much theory in it…Or maybe thats why you have those webinars/Online Training on the site….

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krishell says March 13, 2008

Hi Atul 🙂 u r Cute 😉

Can you send please 1z0-233 sample questions to
krishel124@yahoo.com

Thanks a lot,

Kris

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Arjun says April 18, 2008

I think it would help a lot for me and others….))))

thank u buddy

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Devendra says April 29, 2008

Hi Atul ,

First site I have seen where information provided is consistent , accurate and up-to-date.

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Nadjib says May 31, 2008

Hi,

very goog site, and the idea is is the greatest

thanks

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Arshad says June 9, 2008

Hi Atul,
God bless you for this good work. I’m very new to Apps DBA responsibility , with just about 2 yrs of experience as Oracle 10g DBA ,I’ve have a long way to go.But I’ve greatest penchant for 11i Apps.I’ll keep in touch with you for any relevant enquiries/discussions.

Thanks again.

Arshad.

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sohail ahmad says July 17, 2008

Thank very good for anyone who want to start career in oracle apps dba.
i am new and yet not install oracle apps yet.today i will try to installl..
but your suggestion are very important for me …
please guide me because i am new and want to learn oracle apps ..

thanks

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Muhammad Umer Iqbal says July 20, 2008

Hi Atul,

You are doing a fine job. Pls guide me; I am working as a DBA on Oracle 10g Server. My Database knowledge is fair, not so good. I want to switch to APPS DBA. How to step further ? Can APPS DBA study will improve my Database Knowledge ? Little Confused !

Regards,
Muhammad Umer Iqbal

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murugharaj says July 25, 2008

hi Atul,

i worked in a comp for some months,during my training i found that i was most interested in DB field.i have some knowledge in sql,but i dont have any knowledge in oracle,one of friend told me about this oracle 11i apps DBA course.i dont know whether i can do this course,since i dont have any knowledge in oracle.morever i dont have much industry experience.please advice me about this.

Thanks
murugharaj

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Atul says July 25, 2008

Yes, you can learn/become Oracle Apps DBA but you have to practice a lot. (If you wish to be expert in this domain)

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abc says July 31, 2008

for Umer, you need to work harder to achieve something

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inder says August 11, 2008

Hi Atul ,

I have a question to ask , can I install Oracle apps on my Home PC for practice??

Please assist

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Atul says August 12, 2008

Yes inder you can install as long as you have enough memory, disk and right o.s.

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faiz Ahmad says August 12, 2008

Hi Anil,

I am a Oracle Apps Techno Functional Consultant and wanted to learn Oracle Apps DBA. Can you please suggest from where I can start.

Thanks
Faiz

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sanbala says August 18, 2008

hi atul,

do u know any “oracle apps dba” traing institute in sheffield(uk). or is there any job opportunity for “oracle dba(production)”.
if i have 3yrs experiance “oracle dba(production)” and if i want to move as “oracle apps dba” which topic i should select during the apps dba course?

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Kaushik says August 21, 2008

Hi Atul,
Need your expert advise,
I need to make a major decision in my career.I’m basically into oracle apps functional domain since 2 years and have now been asked to move to Apps DBA . Is it good considering that i have very little idea about DBA .
Please suggest as to what is the learning curve for picking apps dba skills so as to work in a decent situation without much help.

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nswakn says October 6, 2008

Hi Atul,

I m Mohammed Ashfaq Hussain from saudi arabia working in a Ministy, i m Core DBA & i know basics of Apps DBA i would like to become very good in Apps 11i / R12 so thanx very much to supporting us..

thx
wajid
00966550682896

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confusedkid says February 24, 2009

Hi Atul,
I work as a performance tuner and am planning to move into Apps DBA as i find it intresting. I hope I can learn much from this site.

I have a question though- being a DBA, you have to be in shifts. How do you manage your personal life with shifts. Especially if both hus. and wife are working?

thnx,

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Ram says April 6, 2009

Hi…Atul
I’m beginner for oracle APPS DBA.I’ve got knowledge in oracle DBA..so could plz advice me how to become a APPS DBA

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Atul Kumar says April 6, 2009

Good Question (how to become apps dba)

My tips

1. Go through Oracle Apps Architecture Guide
2. Go through Oracle apps Installation Guide
3. Install Oracle Apps
4. Go through file system (physically on server) and from Oracle Apps concepts guide
5. Learn Start/Stop of apps
6. Go through ad utilitites guide
7. Apply apps patch using adpatch
8. Check ad controller adctrl to see worker status
9. Clone apps instance using metalink notes
10. Finally try backup

This should cover most of day to day task for apps dba’s

For next level learn Advanced deployment like
1. Mulitple Middle tier configuration
2. Setting load balancer and DMZ
3. Integrating apps with OID/SSO
4. Upgrade from 11i to R12
5. Confihuring SSL
6. Upgrading tech stack in apps
7. Upgrading database with apps
8. Configuring RAC with apps database

For documentation check http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/applications.html

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Hitesh Tomar says April 13, 2009

Hi Atul,

Undoubtedly you are really doing good job.

Would you help me out with some information on Oracle Apps 11i Functional as i am planning to do this course and also about the future prospect and scope for this course.

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Atul Kumar says April 15, 2009

For functional training check http://focusthread.com/training

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Ash says April 20, 2009

hi Atul,

I want a conceptual concept of Oracle Apps like
— what exactly the six different servers contains.
— is it same as our database server.
— what is the archietecture of these six servers.
— where the actual html forms/ frx files/ report files are stored etc…

I am new to the Apps.

Please reply

Thanks,
Ash

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Atul Kumar says April 20, 2009

– what exactly the six different servers contains.
Database Server, Web Server, Forms Server, Concurrent Manager Server, Admin Server, Discoverer Server (This is for 11i)

– is it same as our database server.
Database Server for apps is same as standard database server with some additional things like Autoconfig under apputil directory in Oracle Home. Forms & web server are based on Oracle Application Server

– what is the archietecture of these six servers.
Check Oracle Apps Architecture Guide

– where the actual html forms/ frx files/ report files are stored etc…
On application tier under APPL_TOP under their own product directories (check file system under Architetcure Guide)

http://onlineappsdba.com/index.php/2006/08/08/apps-architecture/

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Ash says April 21, 2009

thank you atul for your reply

is there specific reason for dropping discoverer server in 12i architecture

Thanks
Ash

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Ash says April 21, 2009

Hi Atul,

for basics i read Ch 1 & 2 of Oracle Application Concept.
I installed R12 on my test machine.

but still, not getting clear idea.
for more basic knowledge which chapters should i read either from concepts or from installation guide.

please suggest.

Thanks
Ash

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pinaki007 says June 9, 2009

Hi ATUL,
nice post!

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Rohit says July 14, 2009

Hi,

I am workin as an ERP Administrator and had plans to switch to Oracle Apps DBA. I am OCA in Oracle 9i (SQL and Fundamentals). I have conceptual knowledge of Oracle DB architecure and it has always been my fav subject. For I get chance to work in real time on Oracle few time like installing Oracle Db, crating table, indexes, altering users, access level etc. My total exp is around 6 yrs. Can you please suggest me if I can swith over to Oracle Apps DBA (as I am ERP Admin, my knowledge of working in ERP will help as understand modules, patches, deployment, etc..). Reading above guidance about learning Oracle apps DBA as given me morl support that yes it is not tough. Can you pls advise me how should I pick it up and can swith over to ully Oracle apps DB profile.?

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venky says August 10, 2009

i am working as oracle core DBA, I would like to switch to apps DBA, so its nice to learn the conecpts here.

thanks alot

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srinivas says August 11, 2009

thanks for the information,its very useful for me..

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narashim says August 18, 2009

its really good work keep it up Atul

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Jishar says October 12, 2009

Hi Atul,

Hope you are doing well..First of all i want to say a big thank you for your great efforts in sharing your knowledge..great work..

Right Now working as an Oracle Dba and would like to know more about Apps. Today i went through your site and start reading about the Apps concept.

Again Thanks a lot

With Regards
Jishar

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tummie says November 5, 2009

hey

i just got the apps concepts material and will be starting on it tonite, a big thank u for such a great job u doing as i want to follow the apps DBA this is a great start for me ,

Big thank you
God bless

Tummies

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jaspreet says April 17, 2010

Hi Atul
Really great job
i am not able to find 11i on edilevery site.can you pls tell me which option should i download

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Rahul says June 26, 2010

Hi Atul,

I read your forums and it is very helpful.

You are doing really a great job. I need your advice.

I have 6 years of PL/Sql development experiance and now i am working as Tech Lead in one of the company. It is right decision to become Oracle Apps DBA now.

I have not worked on form and reports nor more on Oracle Core DBA.

Please suggest/advie me, Is it correct decision to join Apps DBA in this stage or should i continue with my current profile ?

Thanks,
Rahul

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Lakshmikanthan says June 30, 2010

hi atul,

Thanks for giving valuable supporting.
Am working as a oracle apps dba! still am not done any certification… can i do directly oracle apps dba cerification? is it possible?
Thanks!

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Manjunath says September 2, 2010

Hi Atul,
Good Going
may i know what’s the difference between
Apps Technical
Apps Functional
Apps Techno-Functional

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Haafiz says November 13, 2010

hey gr8 work atul.
its like metalink support from oracle
i have good knowledge regarding apps but 0 in troubleshooting
if u forward some doc or ppts regarding d the same if possible

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khaja says December 27, 2010

what is the meaning for vision demo database

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Atul Kumar says December 27, 2010

@ Khaja,
Vision Demo Database means Oracle Apps will be installed with demo data which functional guys can use to test functional setup. From DBA’s point of view size of database will be much bigger when selecting Vision compared to fresh database.

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khaja says January 5, 2011

hai atul you told me answer for “how to restrict users from loging in to instance even front end is up and running?”

answer is this,

Configure Firewall between users and application tier and block web server port on firewall
please tell me how can we do this?
thanku

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Atul Kumar says January 5, 2011

@ khaja,
Fir decide which Firewall you are going to use (hardare or software) then use appropriate firewall document to block/allow port.

If your application tier is on Linux you can use pre installed software firewall “iptables”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iptables

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Vishnu says January 6, 2011

Hi Atul,

Is the book Oracle Applications DBA Covers 11i and R12 sufficient enough to prepare for the exams 1z0-235,1z0-236 and 1z0-233 atleast to an extent of 75% to become an Oracle Apps DBA 11i ?
Please guide me in this.

Thanks in advance.

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Vishnu says January 6, 2011

Sorry, I have not mentioned the author of the book

book – Oracle Applications DBA Covers 11i and R12
author – Joyjeet Banerjee
Publications – Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing Company Limited

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Atul Kumar says January 6, 2011

@ Vishnu,
I have not seen book myself. To check if it covers certification topic, simply check index of book with exam topics for 1Z0-233 http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=41&p_org_id=1243197&lang=ZHS&p_exam_id=1Z0_233

1Z0-235 & 1Z0-236 are core DBA topics and I don’t think 235, 236 topics are covered in detail in book you mentioned above.

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Vishnu says January 6, 2011

Thanks for your reply,

I want to know which path will be more fetching for a fresher to become Oracle Apps DBA 11i, considering the time factors and availablity of study materials.

1) OCP DBA 11g -> 1z0-233
or
2) 1z0-235,1z0-236 -> 1z0-233

Please suggest me.. Thanks..

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Atul Kumar says January 7, 2011

@ Vishnu,

My option would be 1st i.e. OCP DBA 11g -> 1z0-233

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Vishnu says January 8, 2011

@Atul

Thanks a lot.

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khaja says January 10, 2011

hi atul
can please tell me what is the difference between
SHARED APPL_TOP,DISTRIBUTED APPL_TOP
and iam reading that book 11i concepts
i completed till admin server its good till where i can stop it.
thanku alot
khaja

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Atul Kumar says January 11, 2011

@ Khaja,
Check metalink note
243880.1 – Shared APPL_TOP FAQ

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jalaja says April 21, 2011

Hi, Atul

Thank a lot for helping out the beginner professional.. keep it up.. keep helping

Regards
JALAJA.K

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siva says July 6, 2011

hi atul,

thanks u very much .can u please elaborate all the concepts.

Regards
siva

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Aishwarya says September 9, 2011

Hi Atul,

It’s really very helpful in getting through the apps architecture….thanks a lot.

Regards,
Aishwarya.

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piyush says September 16, 2011

Hi
i wanted to switch over the oracle apps DBA.i dont having the DBA background but having the experience in oracle 9i database With strong knowledge in SQL.

can i choose the field of apps DBA?

Please suggest me!

THNKS

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Sundar says December 1, 2011

HI,

Im Fresher joined recently and trained as Oracle DBA.

Is learning Apps now a correct time ??

I like to be a Apps DBA. Where can i learn Apps ??

Regards,
Sundar.K

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Atul Kumar says December 1, 2011

@ Sundar,
Yes in my view this is correct time .

You can learn on your own by picking apps dba documentation from Oracle.

You can also join one of training institute (join one which provides hands-on practice sessions)

Check http://focusthread.com/training

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abha says December 9, 2011

link is not working. it is invalid url.

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Atul Kumar says December 9, 2011

@ Abha,
Are you talking about apps dba training link mentioned above or something else ?

http://focusthread.com/training/online-apps-dba-training-11i-r12/47-oracle-apps-dba-training

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Stab_3216 says April 6, 2012

Hi, Not everyone would take out so much time to help out people. it really is a great thing you have done,

I’m a DBA but i also like to learn oracle apps.
This might sound stupid but I am somehow unable to locate the guide “oracle applications concepts” in the EBS link you have posted.

are you referring to Oracle Applications 11.5.10.2+ Online Documentation Library? Please help me out as i want to start off as soon as i can

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Stab_3216 says April 6, 2012

got it, Thanks i will go through and let you know if i have doubts

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Karthik says April 18, 2012

Hi,
We are having oracle 9i database running in a different server machine and oracle 11i forms running in a different server machine. I like to know how these two servers are linked to each other and where the respective settings are in. We use a solaris sparc server. i used to start the database startup script first and then the startup script for forms server in the different machine. what are the settings that link the database to the forms server

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    Atul Kumar says April 18, 2012

    @ Karthik,
    Depending on mode in which forms is configured (Socket or Servlet) it uses TNS or think jdbc to connect from forms server to database. (connect details are in $TNS_ADMIN of Forms/Report ORACLE_HOME or in dbc file under $FND_SECURE)

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Karthik says April 19, 2012

Thanks Atul,
Kindly suggest me an Open source linux OS which i can install in virtual box and test all the softwares. I am well trained in unix platform. I felt ubuntu was a bit easy to use but i am not able to install any oracle software for testing as all ends up with an error

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Karthik says April 19, 2012

Thanks atul,

It seems my server is connected in a socket mode.
I checked the listener.ora and tnsnames.ora. I found the following lines . are they the configuration settings that connect each other

listener.ora

SID_LIST_PROD =
(SID_LIST =
(SID_DESC =
(GLOBAL_DBNAME= TEST)
(ORACLE_HOME= $ORACLE_HOME)
(SID_NAME = TEST)
)
(SID_DESC =
(SID_NAME = PLSExtProc)
(ORACLE_HOME = $ORACLE_HOME)
(PROGRAM = extproc)
)
)

tnsnames.ora

#
# Intermedia
#
extproc_connection_data =
(DESCRIPTION=
(ADDRESS_LIST =
(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=IPC)(KEY=EXTPROCPRD))
)
(CONNECT_DATA=
(SID=PLSExtProc)
(PRESENTATION = RO)
) )

Is the ExtProc connecting both the servers. If not why are they used.

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Udit says April 24, 2012

Hello Atul Sir,

May I please have your email id(The one you use often).
Mine is uditappsdba@gmail.com
I shall be highly obliged.

Regards,
Udit Kulshrestha

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    Atul Kumar says April 25, 2012

    @ Udit,
    Post any query/doubt on this blog under comments section

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Vara says August 8, 2012

Hi Atul,

Could you please let me know how to find the below info from 11.5.10.2 instance.

1. Total no of application users that exist module wise

2. No of users logged in module wise

3. No of users logged in last ‘n’ days

Thanks in advance

Regards
vara

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Kusuma says August 15, 2012

Atul,

Thanks for the blog.
Your blog is very helpful. As I wanted to learn apps dba concepts, but no clue where to start. Your blog shows the path where to start.

Thanks Once gain.

Regards,
Kusuma

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Junaid says June 17, 2013

Dear Kumar,
I have executed adpatch to apply a patch 10627713. While patching, I have received the following error, kindly guide what should I do to rectify the below error ??

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
error message while patching

Parsing and loading patch driver file…
212 lines processed.

Not checking patch integrity as integrity checking flag is turned off.

Successfully read patch driver file.

Determining target release…

Current target release is 12.1.1

AutoPatch warning:
None of the NLS languages listed in the patch driver file are
installed in the database instance.

Patch 10627713:IS is a NLS patch.

You must first apply the corresponding US patch
for the NLS patch(es) listed above.

AutoPatch error:
——–
A fatal error related to codelines or codelevels has occurred.

See messages above for details.
——–
You should check the file
/u01/app/oracle/AKBLPRD/apps/apps_st/appl/admin/AKBLPRD/log/u10627713.log
for errors.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Kind Regards,

Junaid

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    Atul Kumar says June 20, 2013

    @ Junaid,
    It looks like you are applying NLS patch where as you must first apply base US ENGLISH patch.

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    Atul Kumar says June 20, 2013

    @ Junaid,
    When you downloaded patch , for which language you download ? Select Language as US English and apply that patch

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asma fatima says June 20, 2013

Trying to configure SSO for OAM
11.1.1.7.0.Other components used are db11g,weblogic,OID,http server webgate.I’m
totally confused,browsed all the related topics on google ,but no use ,got even
more confused.Dont know how to use the identity ,policy & credential
store.totally lost pls help.

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asma fatima says June 20, 2013

Trying to configure SSO for OAM
11.1.1.7.0.Other components used are db11g,weblogic,OID,http server webgate.I’m
totally confused,browsed all the related topics on google ,but no use ,got even
more confused.Dont know how to use the identity ,policy & credential
store.totally lost pls help.

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    Atul Kumar says June 20, 2013

    – Install OAM as per installation guide
    – Install OID and integrate OID with OAM
    – Install OHS
    – Configure OHS as proxy (mod_wl_ohs) to forward requests to OAM
    – Install WebGate on OHS

    For time being forget about identity, policy and credential and ask query specific to installation & integration document .

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Zao_man says October 29, 2013

Please do you have a free class that explains difference betwwn
APPS DBA and 11i/R12 DBA
the place of Web Logic, OC4J, SOA suite, and Oracle Fusion in studying AppDBA

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Venkatesh babu says July 4, 2014

Hi now i have completed Oracle DBA then thn surely ill continue in apps dba too . My future plan is to start a bussiness either online r offline.Oracle is my interest so can i make use of my Intersted app Oracle to develope a bussiness or not. Is ther any chance like tat.if so please explain through mail @
babuthiagu31@hotmail.com
eagerly waiting for ur valuable suggestion!!!

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Ehsan says June 28, 2015

Dear Atul Kumar,
my name is ehsan and i am fresh graduate i have completed Mcs, and want to become Oracle DBA and Apps DBA so please guide me as beginner and tel me the best plate forms for basics learning which is best for start a Oracle DBA and Apps DBA, i am waiting for you kind replay and quick reply is appreciated

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    Atul Kumar says June 28, 2015

    @Ehsan,
    Read on Architecture, Installation, Configuration, Patching and Cloning of EBS 12.1/12.2

    Free documentation is at http://docs.oracle.com/en/applications/?tab=3 , We are starting new Apps DBA batch in August 2015, so if you want Training with Lab exercises and dedicated machine then you can join that .

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arif says August 3, 2015

Hi Atul,

Thanks for your effort.I am working as a linux admin and am i want to learn oracle dba and oracle apps dba as well.i heard that oracle rac dba also in demand.Please suggest me that can i learn oracle dba as well oracle rac.

Need your suggestion please.

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arif says August 3, 2015

Hi Atul,

Thanks for the reply.Can you please tell me that if i change my career from linux admin to oracle dba it will not affect my career right? or linux admin + oracle dba skills will add more value to my profile.please need your advice here.

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arif says August 3, 2015

Hi Atul,

Need your advice on my previous comments.Please suggest me.

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arif says August 4, 2015

Hi Atul,

Waiting for your advise.once you confirm i will register today.

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    AppsDBA says August 4, 2015

    Yes It’ll be an added advantage for you and you’ll unlock new opportunities for you. For this training the pre-requisite is basics of linux so you can proceed to enroll yourself for this training and our support team will be here to support you. We’ll also share Apps DBA interview Questions with you that you may help you in cracking interview.

    We’ll also provide you dedicated machine to practice hands-on that you do using our step by step instructions and also recording of sessions for next one year that you can replay to get more clarity on concepts.

    To register please follow: http://k21technologies.com/oracle-apps-dba-training

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Abdul says February 18, 2017

I have good knowledge in Oracle SQL, PLSQL and planning to learn Oracle Apps DBA.
Can you please guide me. and shall I learn Apps DBA without an Oracle DBA?

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Khan says March 8, 2017

@Abdul

Yes as explained by Atul you can become Apps DBA but i suggest you first learn some DBA concepts like architecture atleast so that you will understand the flow about the Middle Tier & Database communication .

I suggest you to learn Oracle Apps from “http://k21academy.com” because you will not only gain knowledge but also Atul and his team will support you in future for any issues/guidance etc.

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deepika says March 15, 2017

Am deepika. I Completed my bachelor of technology.Now I want to learn oracle apps. which version is better in oracle apps. Is Oracle apps is easy to learn or tough?

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    Atul Kumar says March 26, 2017

    @Deepika, 12.2 is latest so pick this please . About difficulty, things are difficult only till you don’t understand it . If this is easy everyone will do that so why would you something that everyone else will be able to do , then there will be no demand .

    Go for Apps DBA and good career . check http://k21academy.com/oracle-apps-dba/

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Kalyan says March 2, 2018

Hi sir,
I have done course on apps DBA but don’t know what exactly it is in practical are there any videos for all concepts in Oracle r12

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