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Relink Oracle on Tru64 Platforms

You can relink Oracle running on Tru64 platforms using the following steps.

To relink Oracle running on Tru64 platforms

1. Log on as oracle.
2. Change directory to $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/lib.
3. Do one of the following:
   • For Oracle Server version 8.0.5, enter the following command:

     make -f ins_rdbms.mk ioracle LLIBOBK=libobk library LIBMM= LLIBMM=
     

     where libobk library is the fully qualified path in which libobk.a.64 is located. The default location is the agent home directory.

   • For Oracle Server version 8.1.6, enter the following command:

     make -f ins_rdbms.mk ioracle LLIBOBK=libobk library
     

     where libobk library is the fully qualified path in which libobk.a.64 is located. The default location is the agent home directory.

   • For Oracle Server 8.1.7 version, softlink the library found in $ORACLE_HOME/lib directory to the agent library which is located in the agent home directory by default. Enter the following command:

     ln -s libobk library $ORACLE_HOME/lib/libobk.so
     

     where libobk library is the fully qualified path in which libobk.so.64 is located. The default location is the agent home directory.

   • For Oracle Server versions 9i and 10g, point to the agent library in the RMAN command. For example:

     run {allocate channel dev1 type 'sbt_tape' 
     parms= 'SBT_LIBRARY=<agent home directory>/libobk.so.2.64';
     ...
     ... 
     }
     

Note: If you must uninstall the Agent for Oracle, you may need to stop Oracle Server first. Oracle Server is relinked with a shared library included in the CA ARCserve Backup agent directory. The removal of the agent may not delete the shared library if it is used by Oracle. To avoid this circumstance, we recommend that you copy the shared library to a different location (for example, /usr/lib) and relink Oracle with this copy of the library.