Oracle® Utilities Work and Asset Management

Oracle® Utilities Work and Asset ManagementInstallation Guide for Linux PlatformRelease 1.9.1.1E39489-03

December 2013

Oracle® Utilities Work and Asset Management Installation Guide Release 1.9.1.1 on Linux Doc v1 rev.0 1/7/14

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Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management - 3Installation Guide for WebLogic Release 1.9.1.1 on Linux Doc v1 rev.0 1/7/14

ContentsPreface ..................................................................................................................................................... 4

Audience ............................................................................................................................................................................. 4Related Documents........................................................................................................................................................... 4

Supported Platforms and Hardware Requirements............................................................................. 6Supported Platforms ......................................................................................................................................................... 6Support for Software Patches and Upgrades ................................................................................................................ 7

Installation Guide for Linux.................................................................................................................... 9Summary of Tasks ........................................................................................................................................................... 10Target Environment........................................................................................................................................................ 11

Install Components in Target Environment .............................................................................................. 11Installation Procedures ................................................................................................................................................... 12

1.0 Load Clean or New Database .............................................................................................................. 122.0 Install Java SE Development Kit 6 Update 35+ ............................................................................... 143.0 Install WebLogic Server 10.3.6.0 ......................................................................................................... 144.0 Install Oracle Forms 11.1.2.1 ............................................................................................................... 155.0 Create an Oracle Instance and Set Up Port Information ................................................................ 166.0 Configure Oracle Utilities JDBC ......................................................................................................... 177.0 Reboot the WebLogic Server ............................................................................................................... 188.0 Install Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management 1.9.1.1 .......................................................... 199.0 Deploy Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management 1.9.1.1 ........................................................ 1910.0 Reboot the Weblogic Server and Test .............................................................................................. 2111.0 Deploy the Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management Spell Check Application ................ 2112.0 Grant Execute ...................................................................................................................................... 2313.0 Copy Record ......................................................................................................................................... 2314.0 11G Database ....................................................................................................................................... 23

Preface

This guide provides information needed to install Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management in a Linux operating system application server.

AudienceOracle Utilities Work and Asset Management Installation Guide for WebLogic is intended for anyone installing Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management Release 1.9.1.1 on Linux.

Related DocumentsFor more information on this release, refer to the following related documentation.

User Documentation• Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management Configuration Guide for Release 1.9.1.1• Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management Online Help for Release 1.9.1.1• Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management User Guide for Release 1.9.1.1• Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management Customization Guide for Release 1.9.1.1

Installation Documentation

About the Release• Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management Quick Install Guide for Release 1.9.1.1• Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management Release Notes Guide for Release 1.9.1.1

New Installations• Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management Installation Guide for Release 1.9.1.1 on Linux OS

Application ServerNew installation on WebLogic /Linux OS

• Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management Installation Guide for Release 1.9.1.1 on Windows OS Application ServerNew installation on WebLogic / Windows OS

Supporting Docs• Oracle Weblogic Server:

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/weblogic/documentation/index.html• Oracle® Fusion Middleware Installation Guide for Oracle WebLogic Server 11g Release 1

(10.3.6)


• Oracle® Fusion Middleware Installation Guide for Oracle Portal, Forms, Reports and Discoverer 11g Release 1 (11.1.2)

• 6.5 Installation on Operating Systems Not Certified at the Time of Product Release: http://docs.oracle.com/html/E18558_01/fusion_requirements.htm#BABCEFEA]

Knowledge Base ArticlesPlease access https://support.oracle.com to find related knowledge base articles.

• Support for Add-ons: Article ID 1336258.1• Changing the Default Download Directory For Forms WebUtil Client Files: Article ID

783937.1


Chapter 1Supported Platforms and Hardware

Requirements

This section provides information regarding the operating systems and servers on which this release has been tested and certified.

Supported PlatformsThe installation has been certified to operate on many operating system, application server, and database server combinations. See below for details on the browser, operating system and application server combinations on which this release has been tested and certified. If you are consulting this matrix in between releases (including service pack and patch releases), you should contact customer support for the most up to date version.

Note: Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management discontinued support and releases of applications on Oracle Application Server (OAS) in release 1.9.1 due to the de-support of this platform by the Oracle Server Group as of December 2012.

Operating System Chipset Application

ServerDatabase Server

Client Operating System

*AIX 5.3 (64-bit) TL11*AIX 6.1 (64-bit) TL4

Power64-bit

Not Supported SupportedOracle Databaseversions include10.2.0.4, 11.1.0.7,and 11.2.0.3,Enterprise orStandardEdition.

Windows XP x86 SP3 (32-bit)

Windows7 x86 SP1(64-bit and 32-bit)

Windows Vista x86** (64-bit and 32-bit)

Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.4 (64-bit)

Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.8 & 6.4 (64-bit)

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.8 & 6.4 (64-bit)

x86_64 Weblogic Server 10.3.6Forms 11g 11.1.2.1

*Solaris 11 (64-bit) SPARC Not Supported

HP Itanium HPia 11.31 x86_64 Not Supported

Windows 2008 Server Enterprise Edition R2 SP2 (64-bit)

x86_64 Weblogic Server 10.3.6Forms 11g 11.1.2.1


Client Operating System Specific

Browsers• Internet Explorer 8.x (32-bit) - not supported on Linux client• Internet Explorer 9.x (32-bit) - not supported on Linux client• Internet Explorer 10 (32-bit) - Windows 7 only• Mozilla Firefox ESR (32-bit)

Java• Java Virtual Machine Plug-in for Browser - Java Plug-in v1.6.0_39 (32-bit) and v1.7.0.45

(32-bit)

Application Server Specific

Java• JDBC Driver

11.2.0.2.0 (WebLogic)

Integrations• Barcode

• RFGen v3.2.1.28

• Loftware 9.5

• GIS - ESRI ArcGIS 10.2• GIS - ESRI ArcIMS 10 • GIS - ESRI ArcMAP 9.3• GIS - Oracle MapViewer 10.1.3.4 • Microsoft Project 2007• Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.6.0)• Oracle Business Intelligence v2.4.0• Oracle Integration Pack for Oracle Utilities Field Work 3.1• Primavera 8.3• Windows Mobile 6.5

VM Products• Oracle VM 2.2

Notes• Oracle VM may be used to create a virtual machine for either the database or application

server operating system. Refer to the Oracle VM Release 2.2 documentation for more information about using Oracle VM.

• Barcoding, Mobile, and Chart server add-on applications do not run on Linux. Please refer to knowledge base article ID 1336258.1 on https://support.oracle.com for more information.

• Fine Grain Access functionality requires Enterprise Edition Database Server.• * If your database server is installed on AIX, HP or Solaris, please refer to the database

support document for these servers.

Support for Software Patches and UpgradesDue to the ongoing nature of software improvement, outside vendors and other Oracle products will issue patches and service packs for the operating systems, application servers and database


servers on top of specific versions that Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management has been tested with. If it is necessary to apply an upgrade, please do that in a test environment prior to updating the Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management production environment.

Always contact Oracle support prior to applying vendor updates that do not guarantee backward compatibility.


Installation Guide for Linux

This guide provides information and steps needed to install Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management Release 1.9.1.1 in a Linux operating system application server.

Review this entire guide before you begin your installation. Please also note the following:

• This guide applies for new installations on a WebLogic server.• Refer to the Supported Platforms and Hardware Requirements section to verify

hardware, software and platforms compatible with this release.• Please note that the person completing the installation must have sufficient DBA

privileges. This can be added using: grant create type to <synergen_schema_owner>;

Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management - 9Installation Guide for WebLogic 1.9.1.1 on Linux Doc v1 rev.0 1/7/14

Summary of Tasks• Review the entire Installation Guide.

• Review supporting WebLogic Documentation as needed. (See the Related Documents section in the Preface for references.)

• Installation Procedures

• Load Clean or New Database• Complete the Pre - Installation Steps

• Install Java SE Development Kit 6 Update 35+• Install WebLogic Server 10.3.6.0• Install Oracle Forms 11.1.2.1• Create an Oracle Instance and Set Up Port Information• Configure Oracle Utilities JDBC• Reboot the WebLogic Server

• Complete the Installation Steps

• Installation Steps• Deploy Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management 1.9.1.1

• Complete the Post Installation Considerations as needed.

• Reboot the Weblogic Server and Test• Deploy the Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management Spell Check Application• Grant Execute• Configure for Copy Record functionality.• Configure for the 11G Database.


Target EnvironmentThroughout this document, reference is made to a ‘target environment’. An ‘environment’ is a complete Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management application environment (Oracle Database instance, SIA instance, ect) configured for a ‘purpose’ such as ‘training’, ‘test’, ‘production’, etc. The installation program will ask you to select the target environment you want to install.

When installing the various components (potentially on different servers), it is essential that you select the same target environment on each server.

Install Components in Target EnvironmentThe installation for Linux is delivered in a tar file:

1. Extract the contents of WAM1911.tar.gz to a directory of your choice.

2. When asked to 'Enter the name of the environment you wish to setup during this installation', the name entered here will be used to create a number of items, including directory folder names, Oracle OC4Jinstances, database alias pointers, etc. The name must match the instance name that was used when creating the OC4J in the Mid-Tier configuration step.

You must use the same 'case' when entering the environment name in all four installation types - for example, you must enter 'DEMO' in all four installations, and not mix 'DEMO', ‘demo’ and ‘Demo’ -otherwise, you will encounter problems in the application.


Installation Procedures

1. Create a Database InstanceLoad a clean or new Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management database instance prior to installing the application.

1.1 Load Clean or New DatabaseThere are two options to create a database instance:

• Existing customers can use their own current production data to create and configure the database instance.

• Alternately, you can use the sample data as indicated in the following steps. 1.1.1 After downloading the installation, extract wamnew1911.zip.zip and

wamsmp1911.zip.

The wamsmp1911.zip file contains an Oracle Work and Asset Management database export that contains sample data. The wamnew1911.zip file is essentially an empty database with no sample data. In addition, there is a tools directory that will be used in the steps below.

1.1.2 Create a database and an INDX tablespace for the database.

1.1.3 Run the createuser.sql script, found in the1.9.1.1 tools directory, as the system user from a sqlplus session.

1.1.4 Do a full import of the wamnew1911 or wamsmp1911 database, depending on your requirements. The file must be uncompressed first.

1.1.5 After the import is complete, run the servpk19110.sql script, found in the1.9.1.1 tools directory, as the synergen user from a sqlplus session.

1.1.6 In the event there are objects that have not compiled, execute the jobview.sql script, found in the 1.9.1.1 tools directory, as the synergen system user from a sqlplus session.

Sample Objects:

• SDBP_MWM_INTEGRATION

• PROCEDURE SDBP_CCB_SERVICE_REQ_INTERFACE

• SDBP_JOB_ERROR_LOG

1.1.7 In the event there are objects that have the key word PROJECT in them that have not compiled, do the following:

1.1.8 Log into a sqlplusw session as the synergen user.

1.1.9 Run the servpk19110.sql script, found in the 1.9.1.1 tools directory.

1.1.10 At the sql prompt, connect as projuser/<password>@<db name>.

1.1.11 At the sql prompt, run the projuser_grantsyn.sql script, found in the V1.9.1.1 tools directory.

1.1.12 At the sql prompt, connect as synergen<password>@<db name>

1.1.13 At the sql prompt, run the recompile.sql script, found in the 1.9.1.1 tools directory.


1.1.14 Run the cres7syn.sql script, found in the1.9.1.1 tools directory, as the synergen user from a sqlplus session.

1.1.15 Run the cres7grt.sql script, found in the 1.9.1.1 tools directory, as the synergen user from a sqlplus session.

1.1.16 Log into a sqlplus session as the sysdba user and execute the admin_dbms_job.pkg and admin_dbms_job.pkb located in the 1.9.1.1tools/s60obj folder.


2. Pre - Installation StepsComplete the following steps prior to installation.

2.1 Install Java SE Development Kit 6 Update 35+2.1.1 Review the installation note from this URL http://www.oracle.com/

technetwork/java/javase/index-137561.html#linux

2.1.2 Downloadjdk 35+ to my $HOME/Downloads#cd /usr/java

2.1.3 Install #/home/oracle/Downloads/jdk-6u37-linux-x64.bin

jdk1.6.0_37 has been installed at /usr/java/jdk1.6.0_37

2.1.4 Validate

2.2 Install WebLogic Server 10.3.6.02.2.1 Open a command prompt and enter: java -jar wls1036_generic.jar

This opens the WebLogic Server installer wizard.

2.2.2 Click Next to continue from the Welcome screen.

2.2.3 Select Create a new Middleware Home then enter or Browse to your Middleware Home Directory.

Example: $FMW_HOME=/home/oracle/Oracle/Middleware

You can keep the default directory or specify a new location.

2.2.4 Click Next.

The Register for Security Updates screen opens.

2.2.5 Select a security update option.

2 options:

Enter your e-mail address and your support password and check the “I wish to receive Security updates via MyOracle Support” box.

Uncheck the box so that you will not receive security update emails.

2.2.6 Click Next.

2.2.7 When asked to choose your installation type, select “Custom” and click Next.

The Products and Components selection screen opens.

2.2.8 Make the following selections:

• Core Application Server

• Administration Console

• Configuration Wizard and Upgrade Framework

• Web 2.0 HTTp Pub-Sub Server


• Weblogic SCA

• Weblogic Server Clients

• UDDI and Xquery Support

2.2.9 Click Next.

The JDK Selection screen opens.

2.2.10 Choose the JDK to be installed and click Next.

The Product Installation Directories selection screen opens.

2.2.11 When asked to provide the directory where you wish to install WebLogic, keep the default directory or specify a new location then click Next.

Example: dir $FMW_HOME/wlserver_10.3

The Installation Summary page is displayed.

2.2.12 Review the installation summary and click Next.

The Installer screen displays showing the progress bar. Once this is complete, the Installation Complete screen displays and WebLogic installation is done.

If the Run QuickStart box is selected, uncheck the box and click Done.

2.3 Install Oracle Forms 11.1.2.12.3.1 Unzip V18772-01_1of4.zip, V18772-01_2of4.zip, V18772-01_3of4.zip and

V18772-01_4of4.zip into Disk1, Disk2, Disk3 and Disk4

2.3.2 cd to Disk 1.

runInstaller -ignoreSysPrereqs

The Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g R2 Portal, Reports and Discoverer installer launches.

2.3.3 Click Next on the Welcome screen to begin.

2.3.4 When asked to choose the installation type, select the “Install Software - Do Not Configure” option and click Next.

The Specify Installation Location screen opens.

2.3.5 Specify the Oracle Middleware Home directory and click Next.

dir $FMW_HOME/as_1

Note: Oracle Middleware Home directory will henceforth be referred to as %ORACLE_HOME%. .

The Specify Security Updates screen opens.


2 options:



2.3.7 Click Next.

The Installation Summary screen opens.


2.3.8 Review the summary and click Install.

The Installation Progress screen displays a progress bar.

2.3.9 Once the installation has progressed 100%, click Next.

The installer requests that a script is run as the root user.

2.3.10 Run the script: /home/oracle/Oracle/Middleware/as_1/oracleRoot.sh and click OK.

The Installation Complete screen opens.

2.3.11 Click Finish.

Oracle 11g R2 Forms, Reports and Discoverer Product Suite is installed successfully.

2.4 Create an Oracle Instance and Set Up Port Information2.4.1 cd $ORACLE_HOME/bin

2.4.2 ./config.sh

2.4.3 Click Next at the Welcome screen.

The Configuration Type screen opens.

2.4.4 Choose the Configure for Deployment option.

2.4.5 Click Next.

The Specify Security Updates screen opens.


2 options:



2.4.7 Click Next.

The Installation Location screen opens.

2.4.8 Enter the appropriate WebLogic Server Location and Oracle Instance Location if you are installing on an existing 1.9.1 server.

Note: The Oracle Instance Name will need to be different as the installer will recognize and existing asinst_1 if installing on an existing 1.9.1 server.

2.4.9 Click Next.

The Select Domain screen opens.

Create the domain by entering the user name, password and domain name.

User Name: weblogic (default)

Domain Name: ClassicDomain (default)

2.4.10 Click Next.

The Configure Components screen opens.


2.4.11 Ensure that all components are checked as shown:

The Configure Ports screen opens.

2.4.12 Choose Auto Port Configuration and click Next.

This allows the wizard to choose the ports (recommended). You can also manually configure ports by choosing the option for Specify Ports Using Configuration File.

The Specify Proxy Details screen opens.

2.4.13 Choose "Do Not Use Proxy Settings" and click Next.

The Specify Application Identity Store screen opens.

2.4.14 De-Select "Use Application Identity Store" and click Next.

The Installation Summary screen opens.

2.4.15 Make sure that the Node Manager service is not running.

2.4.16 Review the Installation summary then click Configure.

The Configuration Progress screen opens.

2.4.17 Once the installation has progressed 100%, click Next.

The Installation Complete screen opens.

2.4.18 Click Finish.

Oracle 11g R2 Forms, Reports and Discoverer has been configured successfully.

2.5 Configure Oracle Utilities JDBC2.5.1 Login to the WebLogic Server Administration console.

http://myvm.us.oracle.com:7001/console/login/LoginForm.jsp


2.5.2 Select Data Sources and click Lock & Edit.

2.5.3 On the Configuration tab, click New and select Generic Data Source.

2.5.4 On the Create a new JDBC Data Source page, enter “synergen” as the name of the JDBC source and “jdbc/synergen” as the JNDI name.

2.5.5 Click Next.

2.5.6 When asked to choose the database driver, select “Oracle Driver (Thin XA) for Instance connections: Versions:9.0.1 and later” and click Next.

2.5.7 On the Transaction Options page click Next.

2.5.8 On the Connection Properties page, enter in the information that is relevant to your environment and click Next. Note that the Database Username that you enter here must have superuser role.

Example:

• Database Name: wam1911db

• Host Name: DB_HOST

• Port: 1521

• Database User Name: xadmin_synergen

• and password for xadmin_synergen

Note: the Database User Name must be xadmin_synergen

2.5.9 On the Test Database page, click Test Configuration to check database connectivity. If the test is successful, click Next else re-enter the correct values.

2.5.10 On the Select Targets page, check the boxes as shown and click Finish.

2.5.11 Click Activate Changes to commit.

2.6 Reboot the WebLogic ServerBefore installing Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management you must first reboot the server.

2.6.1 Shut down and restart the WebLogic server.


3. Installation StepsComplete the following steps prior to installation.

3.1 Install Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management 1.9.1.13.1.1 Run WAMSIAInstall.sh and respond to the prompts. The install program

creates the WAM 1.9.1.1 directory and configures the key components needed for Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management to run.

3.2 Deploy Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management 1.9.1.13.2.1 Login to the WebLogic Server Administration console.

http://myvm.us.oracle.com:7001/console/login/LoginForms.jsp

3.2.2 Select Deployments and click Lock & Edit.

3.2.3 On the Summary of Deployments page, click Install.

3.2.4 On the Locate Deployment page, click “oracle” in the Current Location file path.

3.2.5 Select the “synergen” folder.

3.2.6 Select the WAM1911 folder.

3.2.7 Select the “sia (open directory)” radio button.

3.2.8 Select the “Install this deployment as an application” radio button.

3.2.9 Check the selections according to the following and click Next:

3.2.10 On the Optional Settings page, enter the name of the deployment, WAM1911.

3.2.11 Select “DD only” as the security model.

3.2.12 Select “I will make the deployment accessible from the following location”.

Location: /home/oracle/synergen/WAM1911/sia


3.2.13 Click Next.

3.2.14 On the Additional Configuration page, select “Yes, take me to the deployment’s configuration screen” and click Finish.

3.2.15 From the main page of the Administration console, click the Configuration tab.

3.2.16 Verify the settings and click Save.:

3.2.17 On the General sub tab enter the following and click Save.

• Session Timeout: 1800

• Context Root: /WAM1911/synergen

Note: Context Root has to be /DeployName/synergen

3.2.18 On the Save Deployment Plan page, click OK.

3.2.19 In the Change Center, click Activate Changes.

3.2.20 On the Overview tab, verify the deployment.


4. Post Installation ConsiderationsComplete the following after installation, as needed for your organization:

4.1 Reboot the Weblogic Server and Test4.1.1 Reboot the WebLogic server.

This task activates the processes that require a restart after installation.

4.1.2 Test the application.

4.1.3 Sign in to the application website.

URL http://myvm.us.oracle.com:9001/WAM1911/synergen

4.1.4 Launch a WAM module.

4.2 Deploy the Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management Spell Check Application4.2.1 Create a “formspell” folder under $SYNERGEN_HOME.

Execute the command: mkdir formspell.

4.2.2 Extract formspell.war.

Execute the command: jar -xvf formspell.war.

4.2.3 Login to the WebLogic Server Administration Console.

4.2.4 Click the Lock & Edit button.

4.2.5 Select “Deployments” under Domain Structure.

4.2.6 Click the Install button.

4.2.7 Set the file path as: C:\synergen\formspell.

4.2.8 Select the formspell radio button and click Next.

4.2.9 Select the “Install this deployment as an application” radio button and click Next.

4.2.10 Select cluster_forms > part of the cluster > WLS_FORMS and click Next.

4.2.11 Select the “DD Only: Use only roles and policies that are defined in the deployment descriptors”radio button.

4.2.12 Select the “I will make the deployment accessible from the following location,” enter /home/wams/synergen/formspell and click Finish.

4.2.13 In the Change Center, click the Activate Changes button.

The system displays a confirmation screen notifying you that all changes have been activated.


4.2.14 Under Domain Structure, ClassicDomain (my domain home), click Deployments.

4.2.15 Start the service by checking the box next to “formspell”.

4.2.16 Click the Lock & Edit button then select the Configuration tab.

4.2.17 Set the Session Timeout (in seconds). Recommended value = 1800

4.2.18 Set the Context Root as /formspell and click Save.

4.2.19 Confirm the settings in the Save Deployment Plan screen then click OK.

4.2.20 Click the Activate Changes button.

4.2.21 Stop WLS_Forms and update the permissions files.

chmod for the files: SNDSPELL.JDX and ServletLog.txt to 777 (rwx)

4.2.22 Edit the jspell.properties file:

4.2.23 Edit the Edit web.xml file.

4.2.24 Verify your spell checker configuration by re-starting WLS_FORMS then navigating to the URL:

http://njwin20-v02.us.oracle.com:9001/formspell/jspell?text=check%20tehat%20T%20F%201

If the “JSpell Results” screen displays with test values, formspell setup is configured correctly.

4.2.25 Verify that spell checking is turned on by opening the Installation Parameters module and reviewing the setting for the SPELL CHECK object.

This should be set to ON.


4.2.26 In the Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management application, configure the Spell Check Business Rule with the following:

4.2.27 Test spell checking in the application by logging in and typing text in some field. Click the Spell Check icon to verify that you do not receive any errors and that the spell checker is working.

4.3 Grant ExecuteProvide a grant execute to the DBMS packages listed below. Log into the database as the sysdba owner and execute the commands indicated. (This must be done prior to executing manual scripts)

This adds an “execute” privilege on each package to application users (directly or through a common role). Note that only the ‘SYS’ user is capable of granting privileges to the package.

‘superuser’ is the role in the synergen schema. You can find this by executing the following sql statement in the synergen schema:

select key_value from sa_installation_parameters where key_name like ‘SUPER%’;

• SYS.DBMS_LOCKCommand: grant execute on dbms_lock to superuser;

• SYS.DBMS_CRYPTOCommand: grant execute on dbms_crypto to public;

• SYS.DBMS_ASSERTCommand: grant execute on dbms_assert to public;

4.4 Copy RecordIf your user base requires the ability to use COPY RECORD functionality or needs to access reports from the actions list that are added in the Modules Administration - Forms module Module Reports view, you must also grant access to the all_cons_columns view using the following:

grant select on all_cons_columns to SUPERUSER;

4.5 11G DatabaseIf you upgraded to Oracle Database 11g, you must run the script 7426686.sql manually.

This is to ensure that e-mail and product integration features function properly. This script creates a default Access Control Lists (ACL) that will grant access from the database to external URLs called by the UTL_HTTP library. You must also grant "execute" permissions on UTL_HTTP to the SUPERUSER role.


Database Parameters of Note: These database parameters should be considered and set, if applicable, according to your business needs following installation.

• SEC_CASE_SENSITIVITY_LOGON (Oracle Database 11g only)- This is set to TRUE as default you must set this value to FALSE to avoid logon errors related to case sensitive passwords.

• PASSWORD_LIFE_TIME - by default, passwords expire after 180 days, however, expiration is managed within Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Management, so to avoid conflicts, this should be set to UNLIMITED.


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