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How to Change The Host Name Of Installed Web Server in Server Manager ====================================================================== Customer have changed the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) successfully for one of the web sever. Now the requirement is to change the domain name that belongs to the old web server in server manager to the New domain name. For example - Change SERVER.AA.ABCD.ABC.COM To SERVER.ABCD.COM Following files would have the entries for the old web server name that can be changed to new web server name: 1."management-console.xml" file under SM Console Installation directory for example C:\jde_home_smc\SCFMC\targets\home 2."wls.properties" file under SM Console Installation directory for example  C:\jde_home_smc\SCFMC\targets\wls Once changes are done, restart the Server Manager Management Console managed server from Weblogic Administrative Console and the appropriate Agent. It would be recommended to take a backup of these files befo...

UDO Object Promotion ================= The following shows the detail steps needed to promote a UDO object using Object Management Workbench (OMW) Web application (P98220W). Example of UDO object used in this document is a Grid Format object. 1.       Enable Security Access to UDO Objects and enable access to both the OMW Web application (P98230W) and Work With User Defined Object application (P98220U) in Security Workbench (P00950). Refer to the following documents for more detail: - Document E1: SEC: Setting up View, Manage, and Action Security for the User Defined Objects (UDO) available with 9.2 and newer ( Doc ID 2072336.1 ). -  JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools Security Administration Guide  - See Chapter 24 Managing Security for User Defined Objects 2.       Ensure Allowed Actions and Transfer Activity Rules are set up in Object Management Configuration application (P98230) for UDO objects. Refer to D...

What does terminating a DB session mean? Terminating a session is the same as ending the session, or killing the session. That is why, people will often ask you to kill their session, instead of terminate their session. When you terminate an active session (where the status is ACTIVE), the session ends. This process might take some time, as the transaction has to be rolled back. An active session cannot be terminated when it performs network I/O or when it is rolling back a transaction. The operation the session is working on must complete, before it is terminated. The issuer of the kill statement, can wait up to 60 seconds for a session to be terminated. If the operation that cannot be terminated continues past the 60 seconds, then the issuer of the kill statement receives a message:  ORA-00031: session marked for kill . The terminated session will have a status of  KILLED  in V$SESSION view. The session that was terminated will receive the message:  O...