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################################ Introduction ################################# # # This file should be used to add Oracle Universal Installer inventories to # Host Configuration collection performed by EMD. Note that usage of this file # is optional and is for advanced users only. It's not needed for hosts that # do normal installations, but rather for users who have cloned software # installations and the corresponding inventory, or those who manually # manipulate the OUI internal files (oraInst.loc) to segregate inventories. # # In this file, you can specify both # # (a) inventories in addition to the "default" inventory (i.e. the one # pointed to by /var/opt/oracle/oraInst.loc file or its analog; or in other # words, inventory displayed when you bring up Oracle Universal Installer). # Inventories are specified using an absolute/full path to the oraInst.loc-like # file. # # (b) home location mapping between home locations as recorded in the # inventories, and "real" home locations on the host. This mapping is required # to correctly match information discovered by Host Configuration with home # location information as reported by the targets. For example, if you have an # inventory with 9i database home location /gold/oracle/ora9i which in reality # corresponds to home /customer123/production/ora9i, the database target will # show its home as "/customer123/production/ora9i" and, without mapping, # Host Configuration will only know about "/gold/oracle/ora9i" home which may # not even exist on your host. # ############################################################################## ################################ File format ################################# # # White space is ignored at the beginning and end of any line. # # After white space is removed: # (1) Empty lines are ignored. # (2) Lines starting with hash (#) are considered comments and ignored as well. # (3) Other lines have to start with one of the following: # (a) "inventory:", # (b) "original home:", or # (c) "real home:" # without double quotes. # # Lines of type (a) above are used to specify an additional inventory. All # homes in this inventory will be added to Host Configuration collection. # (Duplicate inventories are ignored which might be convenient if you want # to list default inventory in this file as well in case default inventory # keeps changing among other inventories in the file.) # # Lines of type (b) are used to specify home location as recorded in the # inventory (modulo ending slash which is ignored). These lines HAVE to be # followed by the corresponding lines of type (c) to complete home mapping. # # Lines of type (c) are used to specify real home location that original # home should be mapped to. (Ending slash is NOT removed in this # case so that if target specifies its home with a slash, you can do it # here as well.) # # Order of lines in the file is important: lines of types (b) and (c) have # to specify homes in either the last read inventory, or if # there is none (i.e. no line of type (a) has been read yet), in the # default inventory. # # If an inventory contains only one oracle home or only one appltop, # original home path does not have to be specified; only real home needs # be specified if the mapping is needed. # # After the prefix specified in (a), (b), or (c) above is read in, white # space is ignored, and the path to inventory file in case of (a), or home # directory location in cases (b) and (c) are read in. (White space at the # end of the line is also ignored as mentioned earlier.) # ############################################################################## ################################ Example ##################################### # # # default inventory home mapping (no "inventory:" lines occurred yet) # original home: /gold/oracle/ora817 # real home: /customer123/oracle/ora817 # # # Note that IF default inventory contains only one oracle home, the # # "original home:" line above could be removed # # # # add another inventory # inventory: /var/opt/oracle/oraInst.loc.ora9i # # # out of all homes that are read from the above inventory, # # map the following ones: # # # home location as specified in the inventory # original home: /gold/oracle/ora902 # # real home location on the host itself # real home: /customer234/oracle/ora902 # # original home: /gold/oracle/ias92 # real home: /customer234/oracle/ias92 # # # add an inventory that does not need any mapping # inventory: /private/test_databases/testInventory.loc # # # add yet another inventory.. in this case, with one oracle home that # # needs to be mapped. # inventory: /var/opt/oracle/oraInst.loc.old # real home: /private/oracle/ora816 # ##############################################################################
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