Now days it is very easy to clone an Oracle Home, where in the old days a lot of additional steps were required as the RDBMS instance was part of the Oracle home. My advise is to make use of the utility server which is hosting a dedicate non-used ORACLE HOME. This home can be
One of the great features it to make use of the command-line option available with the oracle tools, like runInstaller, asmca, netca, dbca etc., especially when no X environment is available. Below are several examples on how to manage pluggable database instances using the DBCA in silent mode for the Oracle RDBMS 12c. To list
In the old days, trace information of the broker command was automatically written in the logfiles for Data Guard broker. One of het nice things about this default logging, is the logging of the SQL statements the broker is executing. Starting from 11.2.0.3 this behavior is changed, and a tracelevel property is introduced. When you check the broker