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Change the concurrent node from one apps server to second apps server

Scenario:

Oracle Application have two Server. One Server have Forms node, Reports node, Conucrrent node, Admin node, Apache node. Second Server have all node other than concurrent node.
One Server went down due to some hardware issues.

We have to change the concurrent node to Second Server.

Solution:

Navigate to Concurrent -> manager -> Define. query the concurrent manager change the primary node to Second server name.

Bounce the concurrent manager in second server, check the concurrent manager has started or not.


Note:

If you configure printer on first server, you need to change that into second server.

Copy the /etc/hosts, /etc/profile, /etc/printers.conf from first server to second server.

Bounce the concurrent manager and check the printer is enabled or not by check like below

$lpstat printer name

Comments

Jack said…
This post is very informative. It explains change the current node from one apps server to second apps server. Each and everything related to this topic is given in detail here. It’s not easy to understand till the time you have basic knowledge about Oracle.
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January 28, 2013 at 7:19 AM
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