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  1. 10-14-2003, 02:40 PM #1
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    Exclamation Oracle Apps Documentation

    Dear Friend,
    I worked as an Oracle DBA and now I am intrested to switch in Apps DBA, But i ahve no much more idea about Apps Archetecht and design.
    Pls suggest me to where will I get comlete documentation for Apps that i can learn about that.

    waiting for your valuable suggetion,

    Thanks.
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  2. 10-14-2003, 03:34 PM #2
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    http://www.oracle.com/appsnet/produc...ion/index.html

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  3. 10-14-2003, 04:15 PM #3
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    Dear Naqi,
    Thnaks a lot for your given info.

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    akimtiaz,

    A couple years back I did the same thing you are doing now. The thing you have to remember about Oracle Apps is that there are ALOT of differences between Apps and a regular database. Oracle Apps is a monster! Two things that stand out in my mind that kind of freaked me out when I first started.

    1. Rapid install. Oracle in it's infinite wizdom basically designed a database and copied it onto a CD and that's what you're doing when you install Apps (just copying an already setup database onto your server).

    2. The system tablespace. The first time I saw that I immediatly thought that someone didn't assign users thier default tablespace cause it was just huge!

    The only piece of advice I would offer to you is to learn how to administer your conncurrent managers correctly. If you understand how they work and how to use them to your benifit it will save you a lot of headaces.
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    You'd also need to understand the patching, the c ,d and g drivers and on what nodes they are applied - if you have an n node installation, wheere n > 1.
    You should go through the ad utilities/reference/procedure manuals.
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    hee hee yea I forgot about that one. that stuff sux!
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    Apps Docs

    You can find all the documentation in the next URL
    http://www.oracle.com/appsnet/produc...ion/index.html

    Like you, I have only few months(4) to be working with 11.5.8, I was afraid about all the things that I will need to know about Apps.

    I suggest you to read the Concepts, the AD Utilities Procedures, AD Utilities Reference Guide and System Administration manuals.

    HTH.

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