Jon Warbrick, July 2014, V3.2 (for Ansible 1.7)
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Jon Warbrick, July 2014, V3.2 (for Ansible 1.7)
First one found from of
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| ## File: svnget.sh | |
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| ## Author: Jesus Sanchez ([email protected]) | |
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| ## Changelog: | |
| ## 2014-10-10 Jesus Sanchez Created this script |
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| ## File: apply_to_all.ksh | |
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| ## Author: Jesus Sanchez ([email protected]) | |
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| ## Changelog: | |
| ## 2015-05-11 Jesus Sanchez Created this script |
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| ## File: utility_functions.ksh | |
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| ## Author: Jesus Sanchez ([email protected]) | |
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| ## Changelog: | |
| ## 2015-05-14 Jesus Sanchez Created this script |
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| ## File name: all_lsnr_check.sh | |
| ## author: Jesus Alejandro Sanchez | |
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| ## This script allows you to scan the /etc/oratab file and look for all Oracle Homes defined | |
| ## there to access the listener.ora file and scan it for all listener names. Once that is done, | |
| ## The script will show you the status of each listener and wait for your input to START or STOP |