New Features of Oracle 11gr2 relink script

 

1. relink script description in 11gr2

 

The two blogs of oracleoption and its link are described as follows:

Oraclebinary options description

Http://blog.csdn.net/tianlesoftware/article/details/7577637

 

Description of relink binary options for a single oracle instance

Http://blog.csdn.net/tianlesoftware/article/details/7577652

 

From 11gr2 (11.2.0.1, 11.2.0.2 etc ...) the relink script no longer scans *. MK files andno longer runs the make commands (that is, what it used to do in 11.1 and lowerversions ).

 

Oracle has modified the relink script since Oracle 11gr2. Starting from oracle11.2.x, The relink script does not scan *. mk or execute the make command. All relink operations are performed using the runinstaller method. For new relink features in 11gr2, refer to the mos documentation.

Oracle11gr2 relink new feature [ID 883299.1]

 

A compatibilityscript was put in place for 11gr2 so if someone runs "relink all" itwill actually use the runinstaller method of relinking.

-- For script compatibility, even if relink all is executed in 11gr2, runinstaller is actually used for relink.

 

One exception in11.2.0.1: Sun iSCSI Solaris which for scan of *. mk and make are still in use.

-- Here, the exception is 11.2.0.1 in Sun iSCSI, which still scans *. mk and executes the make command.

 

 

2. Use the relink script in 11gr2

 

Oracle11gr2 can be used to relink all product binaries.

 

2.1 Traditional relink

Run the $ ORACLE_HOME/bin/relink script directly. You can add or omit the All parameter because the All parameter is used by default. For example:

 

% $ ORACLE_HOME/bin/relink all
% $ ORACLE_HOME/bin/relink (by default it takes the 'all' parameter)

 

Note:

This method only applies to forward compatibility because it is used in earlier versions than 11.2.x.

 

2.2 run relink with runinstaller

This is a new feature in 11.2.x. The command is as follows:

 

-Relink: for faster Ming relink actions on the Oracle Home
Usage:-relink-maketargetsxml <location of maketargetsxml> [-makedepsxml <location of makedepsxml>] [name = value]

 

Example:

$ ORACLE_HOME/OUI/bin/runinstaller-relink-waitforcompletion-maketargetsxml $ ORACLE_HOME/inventory/make/makeorder. XML-loglocation $ ORACLE_HOME/install ORACLE_HOME = $ ORACLE_HOME> $ ORACLE_HOME/install/relink. log 2> & 1

 

3. View relink log

 

3.1 Case 1:

If you directly use Oui to execute relink, the log file $ ORACLE_HOME/install/relink. log will not be generated by default. In this case, we need to display the specified output log. The command is as follows:

 

$ ORACLE_HOME/OUI/bin/runinstaller-relink-waitforcompletion-maketargetsxml $ ORACLE_HOME/inventory/make/makeorder. XML-logdir $ ORACLE_HOME/install ORACLE_HOME = $ ORACLE_HOME> $ ORACLE_HOME/install/relink. log 2> & 1

 

3.2 Case 2:

If we use the relink all command, a relink is generated by default. log File, if relink exists. log File, will not continue to append to the existing log file, but uses timestamp to rename the existing file, such as: relinkActions2009-09-14_09-01-10-PM.log, and then write relink. log.

 

 

 

 

 

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