on 10-31-2015 7:14 AM
Objective:
I am trying to get brconnect to run a check on a RAC system. I am logged in on the RAC as <sid>arm
Problem:
Details:
-rwsrwsr--. 1 oracle oinstall 10045572 Sep 5 03:44 brarchive
-rwsrwsr--. 1 oracle oinstall 10130301 Sep 5 03:44 brbackup
-rwsrwsr--. 1 oracle oinstall 12150398 Sep 5 03:44 brconnect
-rwsrwsr--. 1 oracle oinstall 10600820 Sep 5 03:44 brrecover
-rwsrwsr--. 1 oracle oinstall 6230300 Sep 5 03:38 brrestore
-rwsrwsr--. 1 oracle oinstall 12624124 Sep 5 03:44 brspace
-rwxr-xr-x. 1 oracle oinstall 6841351 Sep 5 03:38 brtools
My analysis:
I see two problems:
This may or may not be correct - I am just trying to prove that I am making an effort here.
I have monkeyed around with sqlnet.ora and tnsnames.ora.
Attached files:
I am clearly doing something totally bozo here but I cannot work out what it is. If you figure it out, you may start your post with "You idiot!" Otherwise please be nice...
Thanks for your help,
Russ
And another thing:
uid=1027(prdadm) gid=1004(sapsys) groups=1004(sapsys),1005(oinstall),1006(oradba),1107(dba),1008(oper),1009(sapinst),1010(asmoper),1012(asmdba)
So <sid>adm belongs to dba, oper, asmoper, asmdba.
The system in question is an OEL Linux system. <sid>adm is managed by a directory. I think AD. User Oracle is not.
I have been told that AD only manages the primary group - other group assignments are totally under the control of the /etc/groups file. That's what I've been told.
R
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I did not mention that both tnsnames/sqlnet versions work exactly the same way:
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