![]() To download the installation archive files from Oracle Technology Network: Updating the Existing Software with the Current Versionģ.2.3.1 Downloading the Installation Archive Files from OTN Installing Oracle Database Client on a System with an Existing Oracle Software Installing Oracle Database Client into Multiple Oracle Homes Installing Oracle Database Client Installations in Silent or Response File Mode Installation Consideration on Windows Vista and Later Review the information in Chapter 1, "Oracle Database Client Installation Overview" and complete the tasks listed in Chapter 2, "Oracle Database Client Preinstallation Requirements" before beginning the installation. However, you can also use Oracle Universal Installer to complete silent-mode installations using response files, without using the GUI. In most cases, you use the graphical user interface (GUI) provided by Oracle Universal Installer to install the software. The Oracle Database Client software is available on the Oracle Technology Network (OTN) Web site. Second, drop the inactive workspaces from Oracle Application Express.3.1 Preinstallation Considerations Before Installing Oracle Database Client Purging inactive workspaces is a two-step process:įirst, remove the resources (that is, the database schemas, tablespaces, and data files) associated with each inactive workspace. WHERE o.security_group_id = c.security_group_idĪND o.created_on > to_date('20040610','YYYYMMDD'))ĪND s.created_on > to_date('20040610','YYYYMMDD')) Īfter you identify inactive workspaces, you can purge them. WHERE t.security_group_id = c.security_group_idĪND t.last_updated_on > to_date('20040610','YYYYMMDD')) WHERE i.security_group_id = c.security_group_idĪND i.last_updated_on > to_date('20040610','YYYYMMDD')) WHERE p.security_group_id = c.security_group_idĪND p.last_updated_on > to_date('20040610','YYYYMMDD')) WHERE s.security_group_id = c.security_group_idĪND s.last_updated_on > to_date('20040610','YYYYMMDD')) ![]() WHERE f.security_group_id = c.security_group_idĪND f.last_updated_on > to_date('20040610','YYYYMMDD')) (SELECT NULL /* workspace applications */ ![]() SYSDATE last_updated_on, 'Y' ok_to_deleteĬ.request_date to_date('20040610','YYYYMMDD')) SELECT c.security_group_id, c.company_name, c.admin_email, c.request_date, ![]() In this example, inactivity is determined by checking a key within the Application Express engine schema for the most recent updates by each workspace.ĪLTER SESSION SET CURRENT_SCHEMA = APEX_030200 The following DDL (data definition language) creates a table of all workspaces requested before Jbut that have been inactive since June 10, 2004. See Also: "Determining the Oracle Application Express Engine Schema" Lists developer activity by developer name and application. Lists user activity by date.ĭeveloper Activity. Lists all change requests in an Oracle Application Express instance. Lists objects used by the schemas in the workspace.Ĭhange Requests. See "Managing Users in an Oracle Application Express Instance". Lists all defined users within the workspace. See "Managing Users in an Oracle Application Express Instance".Īpplication Express Users. To edit a developer, click Manage Application Developers. Lists all application developers within the workspace. ![]() Lists all applications within the workspace.ĭevelopers. Displays the tablespace used with each workspace schema.Īpplications. Lists the database roles granted to each workspace schema. Lists the database system privileges for each workspace schema. To edit workspace to schema assignments, click Workspace to Schema Assignments. By associating a workspace with a schema, developers can build applications that interact with the objects in that schema and create new database objects in that schema. Each workspace can have multiple associated schemas. When users log in to Oracle Application Express, they log in to a shared work area called a workspace. Displays the default tablespace for each workspace schema. To edit the workspace name, click Edit Attributes and follow the on-screen instructions. Displays high-level information about the workspace: ID, Short Name, and the First Schema Provisioned. The Workspace Details page is divided into the following sections: ![]()
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