Oracle 23c: Managing Flashback Database Logs Outside the Fast Recovery Area
Overview: In previous Database releases, you could store flashback database logs only in the fast recovery area Oracle 23c Database introduces the ... Read More
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In this blog, I’ll demonstrate the steps to create a custom database software image using the OCI console and then use the new image to create a database home.
1. Sign in to your OCI tenancy where your Exadata Database Service on Cloud @ Customer system is deployed.
2. Navigate to “Oracle Database” > “Oracle Exadata Database Service on Cloud@Customer“.
3. Under the “Resources” section, select “Database Software Images” then click the “Create Database Software Image” button.
4. In the “Create Database Software Image” screen, provide the required information then click the “Create Database Software Image” button.
Once the database software image is completed, the image state will be “Available“
1. Navigate to “Oracle Database” > “Oracle Exadata Database Service on Cloud@Customer“
2. Click on your VM cluster name
3. Under the “Resources” section, select “Database Homes” and then click the “Create Database Home” button
4. In the “Create Database Home” screen, enter database home, and click the “Change Database Image” button to select the database home image type from either “Oracle Provided Database Software Images” or “Custom Database Software Images“.
5. In the “Select a Database Software Image” screen
6. Click the “Create Database Home” button
Once the create database home is completed, the Oracle database home state will be “Available“
7. Connect to any of the VM cluster nodes and run “opatch lspatches” to confirm installed patches
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