Hi Matt,
'Patching' is the bane of the Oracle Applications world and not to be taken
lightly. As for the question, you will not be able to apply the patch
without previously having installed it's dependencies. Btw, which version of
Apps are you at?
Break out the docs - you are going to need them! (Help is also available in
the form of another Listserv at www.oaug.net <http://www.oaug.net> - look
for the OAUGnet-DBA List).
John Kanagaraj
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Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001 8:45 AM
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I just got a lovely requirement to patch
an Oracle Purchasing instance. (Evidently,
I'm suddenly an Oracle Applications DBA, how
did that happen?)
Anyway, the patch (2094819) appears to depend
on another patch (2092683) that does not appear
to exist anywhere I can find it.
Any Applications DBAs out there care to comment
on the danger of appliying the former
without first applying the latter?
matt
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