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1 Application Architecture
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2 Technical Requirements
1.1 Client Desktop Requirements
The following table lists the minimum hardware requirements to run the Qbyte FM and Qbyte LM
products. Please note that these are the minimum requirements and that the processor speed and amount
of memory available will directly impact the performance of the software.
Hardware Item
CPU
Memory
Disk Space
Monitor
Video Card
Software Item
Operating System
Oracle Client
Browser
Java
Acrobat Reader
Requirement
1 GHz or better
1 GB
1 GB
Must support SVGA 800*600
Super VGA
Requirement
WinXP Professional, Windows 7
9i or 10g client required for Qbyte Outlook
9i, 10g, or 11g client required for Qbyte LM
Oracle client 11g with OLEDB provider for
Qbyte FM Spreadsheet Upload
Internet Explorer 8/9 (32-bit only)
1.6.0.29 or higher
Adobe Acrobat Reader 9.0 or higher
Implementing Qbyte FM or Qbyte LM (reporting) will require a java-enabled browser and Acrobat Reader.
Qbyte FM and parts of the Qbyte LM (reporting) applications are written using the Oracle Internet
Developer Suite. The screens were developed using the Oracle Forms product and most reports were
developed with Oracle Reports. Qbyte LM was developed under PowerBuilder11 and Oracle Reports.
While development of the reports is done within the Windows environment, for performance reasons the
reports are run on the UNIX server.
To run Qbyte Outlook we must also install the Oracle 9i, or 10g Client (aka Oracle Net, SQL*Net). This
is the networking software used by Oracle to communicate between the client application and the database
instance on the UNIX server. Qbyte LM requires either the Oracle 10g Client. Following is a list of
software that must be installed prior to running the Qbyte FM, LM, and Outlook products.
1.2 Downloading Oracle Software
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Access Oracles website www.oracle.com
Select Downloads
Scroll down to Browse by Category ->Database -> Database 11g Enterprise/Standard Editions
Click on Database 11g Enterprise/Standard Editions

Accept the License Agreement and decide whether you want the 32 or 64-bit client
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Click on See All
Accept License Agreement

Select Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Client (11.2.0.1.0) for Microsoft Windows (32-bit)
win32_11gr2_client.zip (684,581,290 bytes)
Or
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Select Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Client (11.2.0.1.0) for Microsoft Windows (64-bit)
Win64_11gr2_client.zip (615,698,264 bytes)
You will have to sign in using your Oracle Account
1.3 Installing Oracle Client
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Using Windows Explorer, change directories to where you downloaded the file.
Extract the Zip file
With FM 11.2, it has become apparent that when installing on Windows7 computers, the
application must be installed with the proper privileges. If you do not run the install as Run as
Administrator the app will appear to install correctly, but the Provider will not be registered and
available. You will receive Provider not installed errors during the Spreadsheet load. Attempt
to install with these added privileges whenever possible.
Right Click on the setup.exe file Run as Administrator
Choose Administrator installation
Click Next
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Select English if needed.

Click Next
Choose your ORACLE_BASE and ORACLE__HOME directories

Click Next
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The application will start to install
If the information is correct, select Finish
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Installing .
Click Close
You have now installed the Client software
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Now we need to install the OLE Provider. This component is required for the Spreadsheet upload.
Go back to where you installed the files
Right click on setup.exe Run as Administrator
Select Custom.
Click Next
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Select English if needed

Click Next
Select the original ORACLE_BASE and ORACLE_HOME directories
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Cick Next
Scroll down and select Oracle Provider for OLE DB

Click Next
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Installing
Verify that the directories are correct. Click Finish
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Installing
Click Close
The Oracle Client software should now be installed.
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2 Configuration
2.1 Configuring TNSNAMES
Now you need to edit the tnsnames.ora file.
This file is by default located in the
ORACLE_HOME\network\admin directory. After installation, this directory will be empty, but in the
samples directory you will see a couple of templates. If necessary, you can use these templates. It is very
possible that your Network Adminstrators will already have this file which contains all of the entries for
your organizations databases.
We will want to install the configuration information for the Qbyte databases.
The necessary entries depend if you are using a VPN or a accessing Qbyte via an Internet connection
(again, check with your Network Administrator). The entries will resemble the following.
# VPN-based connection
QPSAMPLE=(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=172.25.4.7)(PORT=13062))
(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=QPSAMPLE.qbyte.com)))
QTSAMPLE=(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=172.25.4.7)(PORT=13062))
(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=QTSAMPLE.qbyte.com)))
#
OR
# internet-based connection
QPSAMPLE=(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=66.38.147.197)(PORT=13062))
(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=QPSAMPLE.qbyte.com)))
QTSAMPLE=(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=66.38.147.197)(PORT=13062))
(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=QTSAMPLE.qbyte.com)))
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2.2 Testing Connectivity with SQLPlus

The easiest method to establish if you have installed everything correctly is to access the database utilizing
SQLPlus.
Go to your Windows start button
Select the program Oracle -> Application Development -> SQL Plus
This will open a separate window asking for your Username
Login using the following format
username/password@QPSAMPLE - substitute the name of your database
Or
username@QPSAMPLE
- you will be prompted for password
If all is correct, you will be logged in to the database. Type in exit.
2.3 Checking to see if Provider is Registered

Create a test UDL file
On your desktop create a file name it oratest.udl
Click on the icon
Click on the Provider tab
Notes:
1) We usually see the Oracle Provider for OLE DB entry when using this method
2) On one occasion utilizing Windows 64-bit OS and Oracle 32-bit install, it did not appear. The
provider was available when doing the Spreadsheet Load. So, if you do not see the correct enty using
this test, it may be wise to test the Spreadsheet load. It may work.
This is what you would see if the Oracle Provider for OLE DB was not installed
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This is what you should see if Oracle Provider for OLEDB was installed and registered correctly
3 Accessing the Database via the Spreadsheet Load
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The Qbyte applications include a Qbyte developed batch queuing / scheduling / streaming software called
Job Submissions, a Java/ksh process capable of running different types of jobs (Oracle Reports, Pro*C
programs, SQL*Plus scripts, stored packages, ksh scripts). Output is generated in PCL (text) format or
PDF format. Job Submissions is configured for your specific environment by executing
$APP_HOME/jobsub/install_jobsub, which will prompt you for information about your environment
and any features you may choose to enable:
Email notification when jobs finish
Printing of barcodes on specific reports
Setting the time of day when expired output will be removed from the system
4 Spreadsheet Deployment
Release 11.2 contains the following versions of Qbyte Spreadsheet Upload processes.
Transaction Data Entry, TDEU001.xls (version /main/73)
Transaction Data Entry, TDEU002.xls (version /main/53)
Production Reserves CONU028.xls (version/main/8)
Cost Allocation Detail Upload, ADTU001.xls (version /main/24)
If this is the current version of the Cost Allocation Detail Spreadsheet being used, redeployment should
not be necessary. However, if you are upgrading from a release prior to 11.0.0, the above versions will
need to be redeployed to all users.
The spreadsheets have been tested under the following Excel versions:
Microsoft Excel 2003 (11.8307.8221) SP3
Windows 7 (32-bit) and Microsoft Excel 2007 12.0.6654.5003 SP3
Windows 7 (64-bit) and Microsoft Excel 2007 12.0.6654.5003 SP3
Windows 7 (32-bit) and Microsoft Excel 2010 14.0.6112.5000
Windows 7 (64-bit) and Microsoft Excel 2010 14.0.6112.500
Windows XP and Microsoft Excel 2010 14.0.4760.1000
If problems arise while running TDEU001, TDEU002 or ADTU001 on versions of Excel other than the
ones mentioned above, P2 Energy Solutions will attempt to resolve the problems on a best effort, time
and materials basis.
As a reminder, role security is present in the TDEU001.xls and TDEU002.xls templates. Users wishing to
upload information from these spreadsheets must have either the PWSQL_61_TDEU_UPLOAD role or
the PWSQL_50_SUPER_USER role. In addition, role security is present in the ADTU001.xls
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template; therefore, users wishing to upload information from this spreadsheet must have either the
PWSQL_71_ALLOCATION role or the PWSQL_50_SUPER_USER role. Also, to view/update
vouchers uploaded using TDEU001/TDEU002, users require role PWSQL_63_TDES_VIEW_TDEU.
Otherwise, the vouchers can still be viewed through TDQS001 (Transactions Data Query Screen).
Your desktop personnel should ensure the HOME0 entry in the desktop registry is pointed to Oracle
Client version 11.2 or greater.
Generally, there are two different methods for deploying the Qbyte Spreadsheet Upload (TDEU) to each
user:
TDEU001.xls
This spreadsheet can be found in the desktop directory where other executables reside for all
clients except ASP clients;
ASP clients can find the spreadsheet in the COMMON/PROD or COMMON/TEST directories.
This version of the spreadsheet contains all of the formatting and coding embedded in the
spreadsheet itself, which makes the size of this object approximately 819 KB. The disadvantage
of using this object as your base spreadsheet is every time Qbyte changes something in the
spreadsheet (Visual Basic code, comments, descriptions etc) each user must receive a new copy of
TDEU001.xls and use this new version as their working copy.
TDEU002.xls and TDEU002.xla

This spreadsheet and its add-in can be found in the desktop directory ($APP_HOME/desktop)
where other executables reside for all clients except ASP
ASP clients can find the spreadsheet in the COMMON/PROD or COMMON/TEST directories.
The TDEU002.xls is an empty spreadsheet that is free of formatting and coding, which makes the
size of this object 489 KB. The subsequent add-in (TDEU002.xla) contains the formatting and
the coding that TDEU002.xls will use; which makes the add-in 819 KB. The advantage of using
TDEU002.xls and its add-in is the user can always keep TDEU002.xls as their base spreadsheet
(unless Qbyte adds or removes columns) and the add-in can be used to accept the new formatting
and coding changes. This is accomplished by putting the add-in on a network drive and when the
user opens up their spreadsheet the new add-in will be called.
The following items are reminders if TDEU002.xls and its add-in are used:
o Even though the user is using TDEU002.xls to launch their spreadsheet uploads; the
src_module_id inserted into vouchers is still TDEU001.
o The new version of the TDEU002 spreadsheet should be loaded into a network drive
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o Once the first user opens the new version of the TDEU002 spreadsheet and enables the
macros, the add-in will be moved (not copied) to their local hard drive (for Windows XP this
will be copied to C:/Documents and Settings/User Id/Application Data and for Windows 7
this will be copied to C:/Users /User ID/App Data/Roaming/Microsoft/AddIns) resulting
in the add-in being removed from the common drive. This would mean other users no longer
have access to the file from the common drive.
Some clients have created a program to ensure the add-in stays on a common network drive. P2
Energy Solutions will be developing something similar to this in the future to ensure the
deployment of the add-in to users will work without having this problem. However, until P2
develops this tool, clients using TDEU002 and the add-ins should copy the add-in to the
common network drive as well as email the new add-in to all users. Then the users should copy
the file onto their local hard drive (for Windows XP should be copied to C:/Documents and
Settings/User Id/Application Data and for Windows 7 this should be copied to C:/Users /User
ID/App Data/Roaming/Microsoft/AddIns).
Important note:
Currently, Qbyte Online clients cannot use TDEU002.xls, as we are unable to deploy the add-in
on the Citrix server.
If your company is using either TDEU001.xls or TDEU002.xla/.xls, the newest version of the
spreadsheet upload should be deployed using one of the above methods or new functionality in
the release may not work as expected.
A reminder, if the versions of the spreadsheet have not changed, it is not necessary to re-deploy
the spreadsheet .xls/.xla files.
ADTU001.xls
For Cost Allocation Detail, there is only one method of deploying the spreadsheet. This
spreadsheet is located in the desktop directory where other executables reside for all clients except
ASP clients; where it can be found in the COMMON/PROD or COMMON/TEST directories.
Merge functionality
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To make the deployment of the TDEU001.xls and TDEU002.xls templates easier, there is a merge
functionality built into the TDEU001.xls and TDEU002.xla templates. When the user opens these
new versions of TDEU, a menu option entitled Merge Spreadsheet Versions appears under the
Qbyte menu. When the user chooses this option, the default windows open popup box will appear
and allows the user to select the previous version of the spreadsheet they wish to merge into the
new version. Once the old version of the spreadsheet is chosen, TDEU will merge all the old
information into the new version of the spreadsheet.
Tips for using the TDEU merge functionality

If the number of columns has changed between the old version and the new version because a
new column has been added to the new version, the user must populate the new column manually
(if required).
If the number of columns has changed between the old version and the new version (as a result
of a previously existing column being deleted) the old column will be deleted from the new version
of the spreadsheet
If the old version of the spreadsheet contained hidden columns, when it is merged into the new
version of the spreadsheet the hidden columns will now be displayed.
If the old spreadsheet contained references to fields in other spreadsheets, the references will be
carried over into the new spreadsheet.
If the old spreadsheet contained formatting of cells, the formatting will be removed when merged
into the new spreadsheet.
If the old spreadsheet contained references to another worksheet within that same spreadsheet
file, the references will be lost when merged into the new spreadsheet.
If the merge process is taking place in TDEU002, the old spreadsheet will remain open after the
process is finished. If the merge process is taking place in TDEU001, the old spreadsheet will be
automatically closed after the process has finished.
End of Document
The following pages should be treated for information purposes only on an as-need basis
They are documents to be used if installing Oracle 11.2.0.3 Client.
The information is not applicable for the preceding installation.
3
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Installing the 11.2.0.3 Oracle Provider for OLE DB from

the Client Install Media Does Not Properly Register the
Provider [ID 1380742.1]
Modified:25-Jul-2012
Type:PROBLEM
Status:PUBLISHED
Priority:3
In this Document
Symptoms
Changes
Cause
Solution
References
Applies to:
Oracle Provider for OLE DB - Version 11.2.0.3 to 11.2.0.3 [Release 11.2]

Microsoft Windows (32-bit)
Microsoft Windows x64 (64-bit)
Symptoms
After installing the Oracle Provider for OLE DB from the 11.2.0.3 Patch 10404530. The
Oracle Provider for OLE DB 11.2.0.3 is not installed or registered correctly. It does
appear as installed in the Oracle Universal Installer. However, it does not show up in
the list of available providers when attempting to test the connection using a UDL file.
Note: This can happen with 32-bit or 64-bit Oracle Provider for OLE DB.
Basically the Oracle Provider for OLE DB not listed in data link properties
Here is the error message when you try to use it from an application:
Provider cannot be found. It may not be properly installed.
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Changes
Installed the Oracle Provider for OLE DB from the 11.2.0.3 client installation media.
Cause
Bug:13583053 REGISTRATION OF OO4O AND OLEDB COMPONENT FAILING IN

11.2.0.3.0 CLIENT SHIPHOME
Bug:13417266 WHILE UPGRADING TO 11.2.0.3, INSTALLER FAILS TO REGISTER
ORAOLEDB DLL
Solution
To complete the installation of the Oracle Provider for OLE DB. Please complete the
following steps:
1. Open command prompt, if you are running on Windows 7 or Windows 2008
please make sure to run the command window with "Run As Administrator"
privileges.
2. In the command window execute the following command to register the Oracle
Provider for OLE DB :
regsvr32 <OracleHome>\bin\OraOLEDB11.dll
Where <OracleHome> is the physical path to the Oracle home where the driver is
installed. i.e <drive>:\app\oracle\product\11.2.0\client_1\bin\OraOLEDB11.dll
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Oracle Database Patch Set Notes

11g Release 2 (11.2.0.3) Patch Set 2
E24903-01
Oracle Database
Patch Set Notes

11g Release 2 (11.2.0.3) Patch Set 2
E24903-01
September 2011
This document accompanies Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2.0.3). It contains the
following sections:
Patch Set Overview

Critical Patch Updates and Patch Set Updates
System Requirements
Accessing the Latest Version of this Document
Software Availability
Database Documentation
Installation and Upgrade
Known Issues
List of Bugs Fixed
Documentation Accessibility
1 Patch Set Overview
Oracle Database patch set, release 11.2.0.3 is a full installation of the Oracle Database
software. This means that you do not need to install Oracle Database 11g Release 2
(11.2.0.1) before installing Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2.0.3).
See Also:
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"Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2.0.3) New Features" in Oracle
Database New Features Guide
Note the following changes with the new patch set packaging:
New installations consist of installing the most recent patch set, rather than
installing a base release and then upgrading to a patch release.
Direct upgrades from previous releases to the most recent patch set are
supported.
Out-of-place patch set upgrades recommended, in which you install the patch set
into a new, separate Oracle home. In-place upgrades are supported, but not
recommended.
In-Place Upgrade
This feature enables you to upgrade an existing installation of Oracle database to
Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2.0.3) into the same Oracle home directory by
replacing the existing database files. The patch set application requires more downtime
and is not recommended. This upgrade type requires less disk space.
Note:
If you select In-place upgrade to upgrade Oracle database to the
latest version, then you must:
Review "Optionally Performing an In-Place Upgrade (Into the

Same Oracle Home)" in Oracle Database Upgrade Guide.
Take a complete backup of your Oracle home directory before
you perform the upgrade.
Out-of-Place Upgrade
This feature enables you to install Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2.0.3) in a new,
separate Oracle home directory. After the installation is complete, the data from the
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database in the old Oracle home directory is migrated to the database in the new
Oracle home directory.
Out-of-place upgrade process is similar to Oracle database upgrade from one version to
another and is the recommended type. The benefits of this upgrade type is that the
patch set application requires much less downtime, and is safer when the patch set
application must be aborted. This upgrade type requires more disk space to
accommodate two Oracle home directories simultaneously.
2 Critical Patch Updates and Patch Set Updates
Critical Patch Updates (CPU) and Patch Set Updates (PSU) are proactive quarterly patch
releases.
To review the latest Critical Patch Update information for Oracle Database 11g Release
2 (11.2.0.3), visit the Oracle Technology Network Web site at:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/ale
rts-086861.html
To review the latest information on Patch Set Updates for Oracle Database 11 g Release
2 (11.2.0.3), see document 854428.1, Patch Set Updates for Oracle Products on the My
Oracle Support (formerly OracleMetaLink) Web site:
https://support.oracle.com
To locate document 854428.1:
1. Log on to My Oracle Support.
2. Set Article ID as the search source.
3. Enter 854428.1 in the search field, then click the Search icon.
3 System Requirements
Check your platform-specific installation guide for a list of supported operating systems.
Check Certifications on the My Oracle Support Web site for the latest certification
information.
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4 Accessing the Latest Version of this

Document
This document may be updated after release. To check for updates to this document,
see document 880782.1, ALERT: Oracle 11g Release 2 (11.2) Support Status and
Alerts, on the My Oracle Support Web site:
5 Software Availability
Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2.0.3) is available in the latest media pack. You can
also download the software from My Oracle Support Web site:
To download the software from My Oracle Support:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Log on to My Oracle Support.

Click Patches & Updates.
In the Patch Search section, click the Search tab.
Enter 10404530 in the patch number field.
Select a platform to download.
Click Search.
In the Patch Search Results page, under Patch Name, click the patch number to
display the patch details.
8. Click Download.
9. From the File Download window, click each file name to download the selected
software.
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Table 1 Installation Types and Associated Zip Files

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Installation Type
Zip File
Oracle Database (includes Oracle

Database and Oracle RAC)
p10404530_112030_platform_1of7.zip
Note: you must download both zip

files to install Oracle Database.
Oracle Grid Infrastructure (includes p10404530_112030_platform_3of7.zip
Oracle ASM, Oracle Clusterware,
and Oracle Restart)
Oracle Database Client
Oracle Gateways
Oracle Examples
Deinstall
6 Database Documentation
The latest documentation for Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2) is available on the
Oracle Technology Network Web site at
http://www.oracle.com/pls/db112/homepage
7 Installation and Upgrade
Review Oracle Database Readme and your platform-specific Oracle Database Release
Notes before installing Oracle software. For new installations, refer to the appropriate
installation guide for the product you are installing.
See "How to Upgrade to Oracle Grid Infrastructure 11g Release 2" in Oracle Grid
Infrastructure Installation Guide for details about performing Oracle Clusterware and
Oracle Automatic Storage Management upgrades. See Oracle Database Upgrade Guide
for complete information about planning and executing Oracle Database upgrades.
Oracle installation guides and release notes for each platform, the readme, and the
upgrade guide are available at
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http://www.oracle.com/pls/db112/portal.portal_db?sele
cted=11&frame=
8 Known Issues
To review known issues for Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2.0.3), see document
1348336.1, Availability and Known Issues on the My Oracle Support Web site:
9 List of Bugs Fixed
To check the list of bugs fixed for Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2.0.3), see
document 1348303.1, List of Bug Fixes by Problem Type on the My Oracle Support Web
site:
10 Documentation Accessibility
For information about Oracle's commitment to accessibility, visit the Oracle Accessibility
Program website at
http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=acc&id=docacc.
Access to Oracle Support
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Oracle customers have access to electronic support through My Oracle Support. For
information, visit
http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=acc&id=info or visit
http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=acc&id=trs if you are
hearing impaired.
Oracle Database Patch Set Notes, 11g Release 2 (11.2.0.3) Patch Set 2
E24903-01
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1.2 Downloading Oracle Software

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Access Oracles website www.oracle.com

Click on Database 11g Enterprise/Standard Editions

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Click on See All

Accept License Agreement

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Choose your ORACLE_BASE and ORACLE__HOME directories

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The application will start to install

If the information is correct, select Finish

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Select English if needed

Select the original ORACLE_BASE and ORACLE_HOME directories

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Scroll down and select Oracle Provider for OLE DB

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Verify that the directories are correct. Click Finish

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2.2 Testing Connectivity with SQLPlus

2.3 Checking to see if Provider is Registered

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3 Accessing the Database via the Spreadsheet Load

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TDEU002.xls and TDEU002.xla

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Tips for using the TDEU merge functionality

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Installing the 11.2.0.3 Oracle Provider for OLE DB from

Oracle Provider for OLE DB - Version 11.2.0.3 to 11.2.0.3 [Release 11.2]

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Bug:13583053 REGISTRATION OF OO4O AND OLEDB COMPONENT FAILING IN

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Oracle Database Patch Set Notes

Patch Set Notes

Patch Set Overview

1 Patch Set Overview

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"Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2.0.3) New Features" in Oracle

Database New Features Guide

Review "Optionally Performing an In-Place Upgrade (Into the

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2 Critical Patch Updates and Patch Set Updates

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4 Accessing the Latest Version of this

Log on to My Oracle Support.