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    Cool checking patches

    Can we check which patches have been applied to the database successfully?

    1) at the db level
    2) at the o/s level

    Have a good day!
    "What is past is PROLOGUE"

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    Checking Patches Applied at O/sLevel

    Dear,

    If ur operating system is one of the unix flavours then u can go for he below command to find out the patches applied to the opertaing system:

    > /usr/sbin/swlist -l patch
    Md. Shiraz Mustafa
    Oracle Consultant

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    Re: checking patches

    For patchsets, check:

    select * from v$version;

    For one time patches, it is not that simple.
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    At the os level should i need to install the swlist as it is not listed in my /usr/sbin dir (solaris 5.6).

    At the db level apart from the v$version is there any FND_ tables to check?
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    Oracle has a tool called patchset_tool that looks at the version of all the modules you have installed.
    Jeff Hunter

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