opatch napply 2007-08-14 - By MacGregor, Ian A.
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The instructions are pretty specific on this. CD to the directory into which
you copied the CPUJuly2007 file before expansion and run opatch with these
arguments.
napply ./6079591 -skip_subset -skip_duplicate
Where 6079591 is the appropriate patch number. You will something along the
lines of the following
INFO:Checking skip_duplicate
INFO:Checking skip_subset
INFO:These patches will be skipped because they are subset patches of some
patch(es) in the Oracle Home: 6
121260
INFO:OPatch continues with these patches: 6079591,6121183,6121242,6121243
,6121244,6121245,6121246,6121247,
6121248,6121249,6121250,6121257,6121258,6121261,6121263,6121264,6121266,6121267
,6121268
Since you have read about napply I assuke you know that you need to rollback
CPUApril2007 first assuming you have applied it, and you may also need to
apply another patch, for me it was 6162478 before applying CPUJuly2007.
I found it interesting and a bit troubling, that Oracle addresses more than
security bugs in their CPU's
Ian MacGregor
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From: oracle-l-bounce@(protected) [mailto:oracle-l-bounce@(protected)] On
Behalf Of Joe Smith
Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2007 6:53 AM
To: oracle-l@(protected)
Subject: opatch napply
Is there a way to force opatch to apply all patches with one command?
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