Summary of Changes :
Changes in Detail :
Component | Release 11i | Release 12 |
Database | 9.2 | 10.2 |
Developer | 6i | 10i |
Application Server | 1.0 | 10.1 |
Client Plug-in | Jinitiator | SUN JRE |
Java Containers | Jserv | OC4J |
Changes in Detail :
APPMGR | ||
OLD | NEW | |
APPL_TOP | $HOME/<SID>appl | $HOME/apps/apps_st/appl |
COMMON_TOP | $HOME/<SID>comn | $HOME/apps/apps_st/comn |
ORACLE_HOME | $HOME/<SID>ora/8.0.6 | $HOME/apps/tech_st/10.1.2 |
IAS_ORACLE_HOME | $HOME/<SID>ora/iAS | $HOME/apps/tech_st/10.1.3 |
ORACLE | ||
OLD | NEW | |
ORACLE_HOME | $HOME/<SID>db/10.2.0 | $HOME/db/tech_st/10.2.0 |
ORADATA | $HOME/<SID>data | $HOME/db/apps_st/data |
INST_TOP (New Addition) | ||
OLD | NEW | |
INST_TOP | NA | $HOME/inst/apps/<context_name> |
What’s new in Oracle Apps R12
Key points to Note:
R12 new features
Key points to Note:
- Oracle Applications Release 12 is the latest release in the chain of E-Business Suite Releases by Oracle.
- This release came up with the new file system model
- Autoconfig will not write anything in APPL_TOP, COMMON_TOP area in R12.
- All instance specific configurations, log files are written in INST_TOP area. This home provides the ability to share Applications and technology stack.
R12 new features
- Applications Server 9i is replaced by 10g (10.1.3.X)
- Forms & Reports Version 6i (8.0.6) are replaced by Forms & Reports Version 10g i.e. 10.1.2.X
- mod_jserv is replaced by oc4j
- Java/ JDK version 1.3.X or 1.4.X will be replaced by JDK 1.5.X
- Database (RDBMS_ORACLE_HOME) - 10.2.0.2
- FORMS ORACLE_HOME (8.0.6 ORACLE HOME equivalence) - 10.1.2
- OC4J_ORACLE_HOME (iAS ORACLE_HOME equivalence) - 10.1.3
- A new top INSTANCE_TOP is introduced in Release 12 for configuration and log files along with the other TOP's in existing in 11i.
- All instance specific configurations, log files are written in INST_TOP area.
- This home provides the ability to share Applications and technology stack.
- Instance home is the top-level directory for an applications instance which is known as Instance Home and is denoted the environment variable $INST_TOP.
- This contains all the config files, log files, SSL certificates etc.
- The additional Instance Home makes the middle tier easier to manage and organized since the data is kept separate from the config files.
- The Instance Home also has the ability to share the Applications and Technology stack code across multiple instances.
- Another advantage of the Instance Home is that the autoconfig writes only in INST_TOP so APPL_TOP and ORACLE_HOME can also be made read only file system if required.
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