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If you are running on a UNIX platform, this is fairly clean and simple to do. First, you have to make sure that all of your Applications processes are shutdown. Table 9.2 shows a list of processes with the commands that you will use to shut them down and the order they should be shut down in.
Process | Command |
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Concurrent Managers | $ adcmctl.sh apps/<apps password> stop |
Forms Metric Server | $ adfmsctl.sh stop |
Forms Server Listener | $ adfractl.sh stop |
Reports Server | $ adfroctl.sh stop |
WebDB Listener | $ adwlnctl.sh stop $ adwdbctl.sh stop |
TCF Server (if applicable) | $ adtcfctl.sh stop |
Forms Metrics Client | $ adfmcctl.sh stop |
Apache Listener | $ adapcclt stop |
NET8 RPC Listener | $ adalnctl.sh stop APPS_<SID> |
NET8 Database Listener | $ addlnctl.sh stop (or lsnrctl stop <sid>) |
Database | $ addbctl.sh stop (or sqlplus '/as sysdba' shutdown immediate) |
To verify that all processes are shutdown, use the ps -ef command and grep for the <SID>. All that should return is your user ID grepping for the SID.
oracle 48858 40400 1 14:24:05 pts/1 0:00 grep VIS
Once this is done, you can delete the oraInst.loc file (most likely found in your /etc directory and owned by root). This file will be recreated next time you start RapidWiz (or runInstaller if you are installing other, non-Financials databases on the box). Next, delete the oraInventory directory from wherever you put it (as long as you have not got another installation using it). Then delete the files and directories that comprise the APPL_TOP, COMMON_TOP, and ORACLE_BASE if they exist. Finally, if you are changing your configuration parameters, delete the config.txt file (or whatever it is named on your installation) and recreate it with the next run of RapidWiz.
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