Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Oracle® Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management System Installation and Configuration


Oracle® Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management System Installation and Configuration  
Release 11.1.2.1.000 Patch Set Exception (PSE): 12552933
Readme

About this Patch
This Readme file describes the defects fixed in this patch and the requirements and instructions for installing this patch.
Caution: You are urged to carefully read and understand the following requirements. Failure to comply may result in applying a patch that can cause your application to malfunction, including interruption of service and/or loss of data. Before installing or applying this patch:
·         Verify that the issue described in the Readme matches the issue that you are encountering.  Review the Bug Number referenced in the Readme for additional information. 
·      Verify that your system configuration (product version, patch level, and platform) exactly matches what is specified in the Readme.
This Patch Set Exception replaces files in the existing installation and is a stand-alone patch. 
You can apply this patch to the following releases:
·         11.1.2.1.000
The user applying the patch should be the user who was set up to install and configure EPM System products. Required user privileges or rights:
Windows:
Use the user account that has Local administrator rights and was set up for installation and configuration. This user is an administrator and is the same for all EPM System products. Assign local policies if required by the product. Such assignments typically are: “Act as part of the operating system, Bypass traverse checking, Log on as a batch job, Log on as a service.”
UNIX/Linux:
Use the account that was used to install EPM System products and has Read, Write, and Execute permissions on $MIDDLEWARE_HOME. If you installed other Oracle products, the user who installed EPM System products must be in the same group as the user who installed the other Oracle products. OPatches are not intended to be applied using a root user.
Edit Shared Services Registry
Before applying the patch (if and only if you have configured Reporting and Analysis components in your system), you need to edit the Shared Services Registry so that security roles are properly retrieved from Shared Services during the login process. Then, apply the patch on any machine where Reporting and Analysis Framework services are installed and ready to be configured.
1.    Stop Foundation Services, the Reporting and Analysis Framework Web application, and the Reporting and Analysis agent services.
2.    Execute the following query against the Shared Services Registry database:

select application_id from css_provisioning_info where lower(application_id) like 'hava%';

Take note of this application id, e.g., HAVA:0000012b3072bf63-0000-6717-0acc1bac
3.    Edit the Shared Services Registry:

Go to EPM_ORACLE_INSTANCE/bin and run the following command:

epmsys_registry updateproperty RA_FRAMEWORK/@applicationId
Where applicationId is the id returned from the query above. For example, using the id above:

epmsys_registry updateproperty RA_FRAMEWORK/@applicationId HAVA: 0000012b3072bf63-0000-6717-0acc1bac
4.    Restart the processes above and login to Workspace again.

Applies to all supported platforms.
This patch supports English only.
Defects Fixed in this Patch
Defect Number
Defect Fixed
• 12552921
Two Reporting and Analysis nodes are displayed in Shared Services Console after a second Reporting and Analysis instance is configured.
The section includes important information about applying this patch for EPM System Installer.
Note: You must apply the patch BEFORE the EPM System configuration process.
To apply this patch:
2.    Download and unzip the downloaded patch file, <PATCH FILE NAME>.zip, to the <EPM_ORACLE_HOME>/OPatch directory (by default,Oracle/Middleware/EPMSystem11R1/OPatch).

NOTE: <PATCH FILE NAME>.zip is the name that My Oracle Support assigns to this patch. When you download the file, a message indicates the file name.
3.    On any machine where Reporting and Analysis Framework services are installed, from a command line, change the directory to <EPM_ORACLE_HOME>/OPatch.
4.    To apply the patch, enter the following command on one line:

Windows:
opatch.bat apply <EPM_ORACLE_HOME>\OPatch\12552933 -oh <EPM_ORACLE_HOME>
-jre <MIDDLEWARE_HOME>\jdk160_21
NOTE: The default for <EPM_ORACLE_HOME> is C:\Oracle\Middleware\EPMSystem11R1. The default for <MIDDLEWARE_HOME> is C:\Oracle\Middleware.

UNIX/Linux:
./opatch apply <EPM_ORACLE_HOME>/OPatch/12552933 -oh <EPM_ORACLE_HOME> -jre <MIDDLEWARE_HOME>/jdk160_21 -invPtrLoc <EPM_ORACLE_HOME>/oraInst.loc
NOTE: The default for <EPM_ORACLE_HOME> is $HOME/Oracle/Middleware/EPMSystem11R1. The default for <MIDDLEWARE_HOME> is $HOME/Oracle/Middleware.
5.    Use EPM System Configurator to configure EPM System.
6.    Restart all services on the machine.


7.    This patch fixes generation of wrong Shared Services registry entries for additional RA nodes to be configured; be sure you have done the steps in “Edit Shared Services Registry” in the Prerequisites section to correct Reporting and Analysis entries for components that have been configured already.
To roll back a patch:
1.    Stop all services on the machine(s). 
2.    From a command line, change the directory to <EPM_ORACLE_HOME>/OPatch (by default, Oracle/Middleware/EPMSystem11R1/OPatch).
3.    To roll back the patch, enter the following command on one line:

Windows:
opatch.bat rollback -id 12552933 -oh <EPM_ORACLE_HOME> -jre <MIDDLEWARE_HOME>\jdk160_21

NOTE: The default for <EPM_ORACLE_HOME > is C:\Oracle\Middleware\EPMSystem11R1. The default for <MIDDLEWARE_HOME> is C:\Oracle\Middleware.

UNIX/Linux:
./opatch rollback -id 12552933 -oh <EPM_ORACLE_HOME> -jre <MIDDLEWARE_HOME> /jdk160_21 -invPtrLoc <EPM_ORACLE_HOME>/oraInst.loc

NOTE: The default for <EPM_ORACLE_HOME > is $HOME/Oracle/Middleware/EPMSystem11R1. The default for <MIDDLEWARE_HOME> is $HOME/Oracle/Middleware.
4.    Restart all services on the machine(s).

How can I find out which releases and patches of EPM System products are installed in a deployment?

In EPM System Release 11.x, you can use the lsinventory command to OPatch to find the release and patches that are installed in an Oracle Home. For example, enter the following command on one line:
Windows:
opatch.bat lsinventory -oh /user/Oracle/Middleware/EPMSystem11R1 -jdk /user/Oracle/Middleware/jdk160_11
UNIX/Linux:
./opatch lsinventory -oh /user/Oracle/Middleware/EPMSystem11R1 -jdk /user/Oracle/Middleware/jdk160_11

Why do I get the following patch conflict error message when running OPatch?

If the patch that you apply conflicts with a previously applied patch, you may receive the following error message when running OPatch:
Patch(es) <PreviousPatch#> conflict with the patch currently being installed (<NewPatch#>).
If you continue, patch(es) <PreviousPatch#> will be rolled back and the new patch (<NewPatch#>) will be installed.
If a merge of the new patch (<NewPatch#>) and the conflicting patch(es) (<PreviousPatch#>) is required, contact Oracle Support Services and request a Merged patch.
This error is returned when one patch attempts to update a previously patched file. When this conflict happens, you can either (1) roll back the previous patch and apply the new patch (this action might be appropriate if the previous patch was not critical) or (2) request a “merged patch” consisting of the new patch and the patch that it conflicts with. To request a merged patch, contact your Oracle Support representative.  


Why do I get the OUI-67078 warning message when applying OPatch?

This warning means that the patch being applied is a superset of a patch already on the deployment and the existing patch will be rolled back. The following snippet shows the context of this warning.
The following warnings have occurred during OPatch execution:
1) OUI-67078:Interim patch 12345678 is a superset of the patch(es) [77777777] in OH C:\Hyperion
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OPatch Session completed with warnings.

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