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Execution ops$ script on Unix platform

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Dear all,

With reference from note number 50088 after database refresh we need to execute ops$ script attached with same note as indicated below on windows platform

sqlplus /nolog @oradbusr.sql SAPR3 NT hostname <SID>

I am performing database refresh on Unix platform for first time.

Could anybody let me know procedure to execute the same.

As per note correct method is

sqlplus /NOLOG @oradbusr.sql SAPR3 UNIX <SID> x

where x is a dummy paramter

Could anybody confirm that the method is correct and if yes ?

then what x dummy variable is for ?

Regards,

RR

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Hi,

Note 361641 indicate clearly how to execute oradbusr.sql

The script header indicates the same.

> Could anybody confirm that the method is correct and if yes ?

Why the note AND the script would indicate the WRONG method?

the note/script also indicates:

> On Unix x is a dummy parameter and may e. g. be set to X.

your question:

> then what x dummy variable is for ?

It is a dummy, it is not used. It is needed to fill a gap in the number of options.

If you pay attention, the same script is used for UNIX and WINDOWS

If you pay attention, in both OS you specify the same amount of option.

In WINDOWS you have the "COMPUTER|DOMAIN" that do not exist in UNIX.

You use a dummy value, on the script it is not used

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Thanks you very much for detail answer ...points rewarded.