What are the different AutoConfig scripts
and what do they do?
Scripts
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Location
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Description
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adautocfg.sh
adautocfg.cmd |
On the application tier:
On the database tier:<COMMON_TOP>/admin/scripts/ <Context_name> <RDBMS ORACLE_HOME>/appsutil/ scripts/ <Context_name> |
A wrapper script
that calls adconfig.sh/ adconfig.cmd. Instantiates template files with values
specific to the instance (taken from the Applications Context). Updates
configuration files and profile options.
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adconfig.sh
adconfig.cmd |
On the application tier:
On the database tier:<AD_TOP>/bin <RDBMS ORACLE_HOME>/appsutil/bin/ |
A wrapper script
that calls adconfig.pl. In earlier versions of AutoConfig
adconfig.sh/adconfig.cmd used to call the Java API to start AutoConfig.
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adconfig.pl
|
On the application tier:
On the database tier:<AD_TOP>/bin <RDBMS ORACLE_HOME>/appsutil/bin |
A wrapper script
that calls the Java API to start AutoConfig.
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adbldxml.sh
adbldxml.cmd |
On the application tier:
On the database tier:<AD_TOP>/bin <RDBMS ORACLE_HOME>/appsutil/bin |
Creates the
Applications Context File. Before running this script, you need to source the
environment.
On the application tier: Source APPS<Context_name>.env (or APPSORA.env if APPS<Context_name>.env doesn’t exist). On the database tier: Source <Context_name>.env |
adchkcfg.sh
adchkcfg.cmd |
On the application tier:
On the database tier:<AD_TOP>/bin <RDBMS ORACLE_HOME>/appsutil/bin |
Generates a
report that highlights differences between the original config files and
AutoConfig-generated config files. The report is named cfgcheck.html. It is
located under:
On the application tier: <APPL_TOP>/admin/ <Context_name>/out/<MMDDhhmm> On the database tier: <RDBMS ORACLE_HOME>/appsutil/out/ <Context_name>/<MMDDhhmm> |
