#Em client database corrupt install
#Em client database corrupt software

Populate the inventory with the Attach Home command. u01/app/oracle/product/12.1.0.2/db_1/oui/bin> lsĪddLangs.sh* filesList.bat* lsnodes* runInstaller*ĪttachHome.sh* filesList.properties* resource/ runInstaller.sh*ĭetachHome.sh* filesList.sh* runConfig.sh* runSSHSetup.sh*

Then, once this task is complete, you need to move to the Installer directory of Oracle Home:Ĭd /u01/app/oracle/product/12.1.0.2/db_1/oui/bin This approach should work for release 10gR2 or higher. The simplest fix in this particular case was to build the Inventory via loading each Oracle Home. u01/app/oracle/oraInventory/ContentsXML> inventory.xml

Now, delete or remove the original Inventory file. u01/app/oracle/oraInventory/ContentsXML> cp inventory.xml .01202016 I need to go to that Inventory location and backup the Inventory File:

#Em client database corrupt software

This ensures I am now using software from the latest installation. Next, running the Inventory list allows me to discover the precise Inventory location. In this instance it was easier and quicker to rebuild the corrupted inventory. I dug through Support Documents, tried my hand at fixing the inventory, and even attempted to manually edit the inventory. LsInventorySession failed: OracleHomeInventory gets null oracleHomeInfo Inventory load failed… OPatch cannot load inventory for the given Oracle Home. The information returned suggested the Inventory was corrupted. I was unable to run theopatch lsinventorycommand.

#Em client database corrupt install

I’m working with a customer to streamline, stabilize, and secure their entire infrastructure. The latest Patch Set Updates (PSU) were delivered and I started detailing the process to get that patch set into their development environment.īecause the Inventory is used to detail software installation and current patch levels, I needed to check it to be able to install the patches. The Oracle Inventory is an essential tool for supporting your Oracle environment. It also allows users to check for any conflicts between items to be installed. The Central Inventory is used to provide details of all patches applied to a given installation. The Oracle Central Inventory is used to document and track all Oracle software products on a given host (machine). Each piece of Oracle software has its own Central Inventory pointer file. Cloud Integration Services & DBaaS Solutions.Quality Assurance (QA) & Software Testing Services.Oracle Application Development & Integration.Digital Transformation & Customer Engagement.AI and ML Analytics Consulting Services.