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    Adpatch Options

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    The document provides information about the options available with the adpatch utility used for applying patches to Oracle Applications, listing various options like preinstall, apply, interactive, logfile, workers, and others; it also describes default values and usage of options like defaultsfile, logfile, workers, patchtop, and more. The options control behaviors of adpatch related to running in different modes, specifying files and directories, controlling parallelism and logging, and more.

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    The document provides information about the options available with the adpatch utility used for applying patches to Oracle Applications, listing various options like preinstall, apply, interactive, logfile, workers, and others; it also describes default values and usage of options like defaultsfile, logfile, workers, patchtop, and more. The options control behaviors of adpatch related to running in different modes, specifying files and directories, controlling parallelism and logging, and more.

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    The document provides information about the options available with the adpatch utility used for applying patches to Oracle Applications, listing various options like preinstall, apply, interactive, logfile, workers, and others; it also describes default values and usage of options like defaultsfile, logfile, workers, patchtop, and more. The options control behaviors of adpatch related to running in different modes, specifying files and directories, controlling parallelism and logging, and more.

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    Adpatch Options

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    The document provides information about the options available with the adpatch utility used for applying patches to Oracle Applications, listing various options like preinstall, apply, interactive, logfile, workers, and others; it also describes default values and usage of options like defaultsfile, logfile, workers, patchtop, and more. The options control behaviors of adpatch related to running in different modes, specifying files and directories, controlling parallelism and logging, and more.

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    adpatch options

    I have noticed that most of the people are not aware of all the options availabl
    e with adpatch. It is very simple, just type :
    adpatch help=y
    on unix prompt to display all the options.
    Here's the output on an 11.5.10.2 instance patched with AD.I.5 and ATG RUP5:
    adpatch help=y
    usage: adpatch [help=y]
    adpatch Pre-Install Mode
    [preinstall=y|n]
    adpatch Test Mode
    [apply=y|n]
    adpatch Non-Interactive mode
    [defaultsfile=<$APPL_TOP/admin/SID/defaultsfile>]
    [logfile=][interactive=y|n][workers=]
    [patchtop=][driver=][restart=y|n]
    [abandon=y|n][wait_on_failed_job=y|n]
    adpatch
    [localworkers=][workers=]
    [printdebug=y|n][parallel_index_threshold=]
    [order=] [flags=][options=]
    adpatch Upload Patch History From Filesystem
    [uploadph=y|n]
    where
    * help=y - Prints help information about adpatch options.
    * preinstall - To run adpatch in Pre-Install Mode.
    Default - No.
    * apply - To run adpatch in Test Mode.
    Default - Yes.
    * uploadph - To upload the patch history from the filesystem to the
    database and exit. This feature can be used when the system
    is not in maintenance mode.
    Default - No.
    * interactive - Invokes adpatch in Non-Interactive mode when
    "interactive=no" is specified.
    Default - Yes.
    Following are usually specified in Non-Interactive Mode, however not all
    are compulsory. Some are also valid for interactive mode.
    * defaultsfile - Defaults file name.
    Default - none. No default file read or written.
    * logfile - Adpatch log file name.
    Default - none. Adpatch prompts for this value.
    * workers - Specifies the number of workers to run.
    Default - none. Adpatch prompts for this value.
    * patchtop - Top-level directory for the current patch.
    Default - none. Adpatch prompts for this value.
    * driver - Name of the patch driver file.
    Default - none. Adpatch prompts for this value.
    * restart - To restart an existing session.
    Default - none. Adpatch prompts for this value.
    * abandon - To abandon the previous failed session.
    Default - No.
    * wait_on_failed_job - To prevent adpatch from exiting, when all
    workers have failed in Non-Interactive Mode.
    Default - No.
    * localworkers - Used in Distributed AD to specify the number of
    workers to be run on the current machine.
    Default - Value specified for workers.
    * printdebug - To display extra debugging information.
    Default - No.
    * parallel_index_threshold - Threshold block count in each table, which when
    exceeded for a table causes its indexes to be
    created using parallel slaves.
    Default - none. Adpatch does not create indexes
    in parallel.
    * order = To organize list of jobs to run in a phase. Default - forward.
    * forward - The order in which jobs are listed in the
    patch driver file.
    * backward - Opposite to how the jobs are listed in the
    patch driver file.
    * flags = Generic flags passed to adpatch
    * hidepw - To omit the "HIDEPW:" comments in the log file.
    Default - hidepw.
    * trace - To log all database operations to a trace file.
    Default - notrace.
    * logging - To create indexes in LOGGING or NOLOGGING mode.
    Default - nologging.
    * options = Generic options passed to adpatch.
    * checkfile - To skip running exec, SQL, and exectier
    commands if they are recorded as already run.
    Default - checkfile.
    * compiledb - To compile invalid objects in the database
    after running actions in the database driver.
    Default - compiledb.
    * compilejsp - To compile out-of-date JSP files, if the patch
    has copy actions for at least one JSP file.
    Default - compilejsp.
    * copyportion - To run commands found in a copy driver.
    Default - copyportion.
    * databaseportion - To run commands found in a database driver.
    Default - databaseportion.
    * generateportion - To run commands found in a generate driver.
    Default - generateportion.
    * integrity - To perform patch integrity checking.
    Default - nointegrity.
    * maintainmrc - To maintain the MRC schema after running
    actions found in the database driver.
    Default - maintainmrc.
    * autoconfig - To run AutoConfig.
    Default - autoconfig.
    * actiondetails - To get the details of actions turned off.
    Default - actiondetails.
    * parallel - To run actions that update the database or
    actions that generate files in parallel.
    Default - parallel.
    * prereq - To perform prerequisite patch checking prior
    to running patch driver files.
    Default - prereq.
    * revcache - To load the package revision cache (if adpatch
    determines it is needed).
    Default - revcache.
    * validate - To connect to all registered Oracle
    Applications schemas at the start of the patch.
    Default - novalidate.
    * hotpatch - A patch which can be applied in Normal mode.
    Default - hotpatch.
    * phtofile - The patch history will be saved to files.
    Default - nophtofile.

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