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Release Notes
10g Release 1 (10.1.8) for All Platforms
B32261-01
November 2006
Oracle Secure Enterprise Search (SES) 10g Release 1 (10.1.8) Release Notes includes the following topics:
To identify detailed version information for your Oracle SES installation, do the following:
% $ORACLE_HOME/jdk/bin/jar -xvf $ORACLE_HOME/search/lib/search_query.jar "oracle/search/query/buildinfo.properties" % cd ./oracle/search/query
The buildinfo.properties file contains detailed build information that can be provided upon request to Oracle Technical Support.
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Note: $ORACLE_HOME represents the directory where Oracle SES was installed. |
Oracle SES 10.1.8 supports the following platforms:
Linux x86
Red Hat Linux 3
Red Hat Linux 4
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9
Linux x86-64
Red Hat Linux 3
Red Hat Linux 4
SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 9
Solaris SPARC (64-bit)
Solaris 8, 64-bit
Solaris 9, 64-bit
Solaris 10, 64-bit
HP-UX PA-RISC (64-bit)
HP-UX 11.11
HP-UX 11.23
AIX 5L Based Systems (64-bit)
AIX 5.2 ML01 (64-bit)
AIX 5.3 (64-bit)
HP-UX Itanium
HP-UX 11i v2 (11.23)
Windows 2003 Server
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Note: Microsoft Exchange is supported on Windows 2003 Server Standard Edition and higher versions with latest Service Pack. |
For updated information on bugs, workarounds, and best practices, see: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/oses/index.html
This section contains the following topics:
On Red Hat Linux 4 Update 2, the included CPU patch fails.
Workaround: Oracle strongly recommends that you upgrade to Red Hat 4 Update 3 or higher to avoid this error. Or, if "Secure Enterprise Search One-off Patch" fails:
Go to ORACLE_HOME/.patch_storage.
Delete patch_locked.
Re-run "Secure Enterprise Search One-off Patch".
Repeat steps 1 and 2 if the patch fails again.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5674128.
On Red Hat Linux 4.0 Update 2, there is an intermittent issue with install failure, as described in bug 5674128. This issue also affects silent installations.
Workaround: Oracle strongly recommends that you upgrade to Red Hat 4 Update 3 or higher to avoid this error.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5682135.
On Red Hat Linux 4, the Oracle Universal Installer incorrectly reports that it is Red Hat Linux 3 and fails all prerequisite checks. The snippet from the installActions log is as follows:
"Expected result: One of redhat-2.1,redhat-3,redhat-4,UnitedLinux-1.0,SuSE-8,SuSE-9 Actual Result: redhat-3 Check complete. The overall result of this check is: Passed"
However, the Actual Result should be redhat-4.
Workaround: No action is necessary. Ignore these messages and continue with the installation.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5683421.
The installation can hang at the point of hardening listener.
Workaround:
Click Stop in Oracle Universal Installer. Do not quit from Oracle Universal Installer.
Go to the new $ORACLE_HOME/bin.
Set the $ORACLE_HOME and $ORACLE_SID.
Execute the following:
./lsnrctl start
Return to Oracle Universal Installer and press Retry.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5631752.
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See Also: Appendix A, "10.1.6 to 10.1.8 Upgrade" in Oracle Secure Enterprise Search Administrator's Guide for upgrade issues, including information about federated search with a 10.1.6 and 10.1.8 instance |
On Linux only, in high I/O situations the system may hang if a large number of document conversion errors are encountered.
Workaround: Turn off core file generation at the operating system level.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5199037.
On some UNIX platforms, the installation returns an error message: Skipping systeminfo.h: not a file or directory. This is because the systeminfo.h file is no longer present.
Workaround: No action is necessary. This message is harmless.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5638453.
After installing Oracle SES on UNIX to a port number less than 1024, the Admin Web Services application is not available. (http://<host>:<port>/search/ws/admin/SearchAdmin)
Workaround: When installing, choose a port greater than or equal to 1024. After installation, follow the instructions in the Oracle Secure Enterprise Search Installation and Upgrade Guide to change to the port less than 1024.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5587565.
On AIX 5L Based Systems (64-bit), crawl of a Documentum source requires C++ runtime version of 6.0, 8.0 or higher to be installed on the system. Version 7.0 of the C++ runtime library is not certified. If this version is installed on the system, consider upgrading to version 8.0 instead.
This is a requirement of the Documentum Foundation Classes (DFC). Check the DFC documentation for the latest available certification information.
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Attention Windows Laptop Users: If you frequently connect and disconnect your laptop from the network, or if you have your machine set to dynamically determine its IP address (DHCP protocol), then you must install a loopback adapter. See the Pre-Installation Steps in the Oracle Secure Enterprise Search Installation and Upgrade Guide for Microsoft Windows (32-Bit). |
On Windows only: You must be part of the Administrators group on Windows to install Oracle SES.
Workaround: Log on as a user with Administrator privileges to install.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5471204.
On Windows only, Oracle SES cannot allocate memory (SGA + PGA) correctly if the machine has more than 2G physical memory. The maximum memory usage Oracle SES can allocate is 800M.
Workaround: You can manually increase the maximum memory usage to 40% of the machine physical memory. Detailed instructions for this workaround are provided in the "Post-Installation Tasks" section of the Oracle Secure Enterprise Search Installation and Upgrade Guide for Microsoft Windows (32-Bit).
This is tracked with Oracle bug 4620102.
There are query performance issues when the index optimization job coincides with the database GATHER_STATS_JOB.
Workaround: Download the Oracle SES patch for bug 5646872 to disable the GATHER_STATS_JOB.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5643632.
The Home - Statistics - Summary of Crawler Activity page may show an Oracle SES error if the browser locale is set to Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, German, or French.
Workaround: Change the browser locale to another language.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5675933.
Oracle SES does not support a default entity to attribute mapping mechanism for XML content.
Workaround: A custom crawler plug-in is required to crawl and index XML. (see the Oracle Secure Enterprise Search Administrator's Guide for details).
This is tracked with Oracle bug 4501161.
The e-mail message browser in the default query application is unable to display attached HTML files for crawled e-mail messages that were originally sent from certain mail clients (for example, Mozilla Thunderbird). An UnsupportedEncodingException will be shown instead.
This is tracked by Oracle bug 5104659.
When title fallback is configured in the crawler.dat file, Oracle SES does not pick up expected Microsoft Office documents.
Font sizes 14 and 16 in Microsoft Word correspond to normalized font sizes 4 and 5 (respectively) in converted HTML. The Oracle SES crawler only picks up strings with normalized font size greater than 4 as the fallback title.
Title should usually contain more than five characters.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5618033.
Table sources cannot handle quoted identifiers for the table or column names. For example, table or column names containing spaces, lowercase characters, or non-alphabetic characters other than underscore (_), dollar sign ($), and pound sign (#) are not supported.
Workaround: Create a view using nonquoted identifiers on top of the table having quoted identifiers. Then crawl that view.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5093512.
Limitations in the range of characters that can be used in the Suggested Links feature: Suggested links does not support keywords with a hyphen, such as e-travel. The characters +-!`~ in a query string are ignored while matching suggested links, and the characters ~`!@#$%^*()_+-=[]\{}|;:?,./<>"'& should be ignored in suggested links.
This is tracked with Oracle bugs 4434993, 4280409, and 4280437.
When an end user changes the credentials (user name/password) for a subscribed (self service) source after it has been crawled, the previous documents crawled with the old credentials remain in the index.This may cause unexpected behavior for e-mail sources, in which the old documents may share the same URL with new e-mail documents from the most recent e-mail account. In this situations, some e-mail messages from the most recent crawl using the new credentials may not be indexed if an old message shares the same folder and message IDs.
Workaround: Update the crawler re-crawl policy to Process All Documents on the Home - Schedules - Edit Schedules page, and re-crawl the source.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5048374.
After the crawler re-crawl policy is changed to Process All Documents, the matched hit count in the top right corner on end user Browse page is increased every time the schedule is run.
Workaround: View the correct hit count in parentheses following the source group name.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5647166.
The documented restrictions about changing ACL policies only work if the Authorization page for the source in the administration tool is current. If the page is not current, then you may be able to update the ACL policy in a way that should be disallowed.
Workaround: Before updating the ACL policy, ensure that the Authorization page is current by clicking the browser Refresh button.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5065426.
The Authorization page does not load if you activate the Oracle Internet Directory identity plug-in, create Oracle SES ACLs on a source, and then deactivate the identity plug-in.
Workaround: If the intent is only temporary deactivation, then the page will load correctly when the identity plug-in is re-activated. If the intent is permanent deactivation, or if the plug-in will be reactivated with different parameters, then before deactivation follow the steps in the section "Restrictions on Changing the Oracle Internet Directory Identity Plug-in" in the Oracle Secure Enterprise Search Administrator's Guide. If the identity plug-in has been deactivated already, then reactivate it and follow those steps.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5645676.
When using the Active Directory identity plug-in, protected documents cannot be searched for up to 15 minutes after a forced re-crawl completes.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5638235.
If a source is configured to use the user-defined security model, then the AuthorizationManager plug-in class name and jar file name cannot be modified. This restriction is in place for security reasons.
Workaround: If the AuthorizationManager plug-in details must be changed, then security for that source must be turned off to allow the change. After the ACL setting is changed to "No Access Control List" and applied, the AuthorizationManager details can be edited. Warning: While security is turned off, any user can access documents in the affected source. In addition, the new AuthorizationManager should share the same security attribute model as the previous one.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5602289.
Wildcard search inside a phrase is not supported.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 4451462.
The Boolean OR operator is not supported between advanced search operators; for example, a site/filetype restricted term and other search terms.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 4451445.
Very long search terms cause an exception in the Web service query interface.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 4446793.
Browse results do not include file sources.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 4285489.
There are issues with federated search in a load balancer configuration when requests from the broker instance are routed to a different endpoint instance between invocations within a session.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5515249.
Oracle SES does not give any results if looping with different machines is configured for federated search.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5461897.
Non-ASCII (for example, Japanese or Chinese) attachments in plain text or HTML format cannot be searched in e-mail sources. Attachments in other formats (such as pdf, doc, ppt) can be searched.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5191238.
The administration environment language is reset to English after having been set to another language if not properly logged out.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 4424711.
Browse categories render incorrectly in BIDI.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 4198113.
If the correct environment parameter (LANG, NLS_LANG and LC_ALL) was not set when Oracle SES was installed, then the following error occurs when a search result is clicked that contains data on a file source:
Error : status = ERROR get file exception: file not found: ...file.encoding=xxxx
Workaround:
Run the following command:
$ORACLE_HOME/bin/searchctl stopall
Set the correct environment parameter. See the section "Crawling File Sources with Non-ASCII" in the Oracle Secure Enterprise Search Administrator's Guide.
Run the following command:
$ORACLE_HOME/bin/searchctl startall
Update the crawler re-crawl policy to Process All Documents on the Home - Schedules - Edit Schedules page, and re-crawl the file source.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5105043.
The Global Settings - Source Types page displays the source type descriptions that were preloaded when Oracle SES was installed or entered when the source type was created. Not all source type descriptions are translated.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5636034.
For file protocol-based sources, such as file or NTFS source types, you can control where to retrieve the file when a user clicks the search result. By default, the file is retrieved by Oracle SES and delivered to the browser. You can change this to redirect the file URL to the local browser and let the browser retrieve it from the local machine. Using a local browser for fetching the file will work for Internet Explorer if the browser and the file are in the same domain. If they are in different domains, then depending on the domain security setting, this option may not work. For all other browsers, this option only works for file URLs when the browser and the file are in the same domain, and the file name and path consist only of ASCII characters.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5609962.
The logUserClick operation is not supported.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5090058.
When editing user-defined sources, the following pages in the administration tool do not apply to the crawler plug-in:
Authentication page
Crawling Parameters page: Only the following fields on this page can be set for user-defined sources: Number of Crawler Threads, Enable Language Detection, Default Language, Maximum Document Size.
In previous releases, crawler plug-ins were located in the $ORACLE_HOME/search/lib/agent/ directory. In 10.1.8, they are located in the $ORACLE_HOME/search/lib/plugins directory.
Secure OracleAS Portal crawling requires the latest version of OracleAS Portal.
Workaround: The following table lists patch information necessary for each version of OracleAS Portal for which Oracle SES certifies. You can apply the one-off patch on top of the listed version, or you can wait to upgrade to the next patchset indicated. The one-off patches are available on Oracle Metalink at http://metalink.oracle.com. Enter the bug number for the appropriate OracleAS Portal release to get the patch.
Table 1 OracleAS Portal Patch Necessary for Secure OracleAS Portal Crawling
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9.0.4 |
9.0.4.3.0 |
This is tracked with Oracle bug 4637116. This should be applied on top of 9.0.4.2.0. |
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10.1.2 |
10.1.2.2.0 |
This is tracked with Oracle bug 4637116. This should be applied on top of 10.1.2.0.2. |
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10.1.4 |
10.1.4.1.0 |
#1: This is tracked with Oracle bug 4995600. This should be applied on top of 10.1.4.0.0. |
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10.1.4 |
Not available |
#2: This is tracked with Oracle bug 5448253. This should be applied on top of 10.1.4.0.0. |
In a Portal crawl, if the crawler user specified in the Home - Sources - Authentication page does not have privileges to see certain Portal pages, then on subsequent incremental crawls, when privileges are granted to the user, the content is not picked up by the crawler.
Workaround: Update the crawler re-crawl policy to Process All Documents on the Home - Schedules - Edit Schedules page, and restart the crawl.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5665224.
EMC Documentum Content Server source creation fails.
Workaround:
Create the folder $ORACLE_HOME/search/lib/plugins/dcs/dcsOthers.
Copy (not move) $ORACLE_HOME/search/lib/plugins/dcs/dfc.properties to $ORACLE_HOME/search/lib/plugins/dcs/dcsOthers.
In the oc4j/j2ee/OC4J_SEARCH/config/application.xml file, change the following line:
<library path="../../../../search/lib/plugins/dcs/" />
to:
<library path="../../../../search/lib/plugins/dcs/dcsOthers" />
Run the following command:
$ORACLE_HOME/bin/searchctl restartall
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5664924.
FileNet Content Engine sources cannot be created from the Home - Sources page.
Workaround:
Go to Global Settings - Source Types page.
Delete the FileNet Content Engine source type.
Click Create.
Enter the following values:
Name: FileNet Content Engine
Description: FileNet Content Engine source type
Plug-in Manager Java Class Name: oracle.search.plugin.ce.CECrawlerPluginManager
Plug-in Jar File Name: fnetce/CEPlugin.jar
Click Next.
Click Finish.
Go to the Home - Sources page and create a source from the dropdown list.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5673542.
The Use local display URL option set to false does not work.
Workaround:
On UNIX: Set the option to true to display search results using local display URL.
On Windows: Make sure that the client browser is on a Windows machine with the same domain as NTFS.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5609962.
With NTFS sources, Japanese path and file name show as hexadecimal letter on the browse source group, such as %e3%81%ab%e3%81%bb.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5660243.
On Windows, the Oracle SES process must be run as domain administrator to crawl remote machines on the domain. This is an important prerequisite to crawl remote machines for NTFS. Follow these steps to run the Oracle SES process as the domain administrator:
Go to %ORACLE_HOME%\NETWORK\ADMIN.
Edit sqlnet.ora by changing "SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES=(NTS)" to "SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES= (NONE)".
Go to Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Services.
Select the process OracleService<Search Server Name that you specified during installation>
Stop this process.
Right click and select Properties.
Select the Log on tab.
Select the This account option and enter the domain administrator name and password.
Restart Oracle SES by issuing searchctl startall.
Enter the following statements if the following error appears:
ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied please issue the following statements during startup and shutdown:
If the error appears after Oracle SES startup:
> sqlplus eqsys/<admin passwd> > EXECUTE eq_adm.del_passwd_cleanup;
If the error appears before Oracle SES shutdown:
> sqlplus eqsys/<admin passwd> > EXECUTE eqsys.eq_crw.stop_all_schedules(60,5);
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5601413.
Open Text Livelink sources cannot be created from the Home - Sources page.
Workaround:
Go to the Global Settings - Source Types page.
Delete the Open Text Live Link CS source type.
Click Create.
Enter the following values:
Name: Open Text Live Link CS
Description: Open Text Live Link CS source type
Plug-in Manager Java Class Name: oracle.search.plugin.llcs.LLCSCrawlerPluginManager
Plug-in Jar File Name: llcs/LLCSCrawlerPlugin.jar
Click Next.
Click Finish.
Go to the Home - Sources page and create a source from the dropdown list.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5685118.
With Oracle Calendar sources, when a proxy server is set on the Global Settings - Proxy Settings page, even with proper domain exclusion, the crawler fails. This is because the LDAP connection closes every 15 - 20 minutes.
Workaround: Remove the proxy setting.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5643451.
To search Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM), see Note 400258.1 on Oracle Metalink:
http://metalink.oracle.com
To search Oracle iProcurement, download ARU patch number 5608131.
When an Oracle SES instance is upgraded to 10.1.8, documents in upgraded file sources are not shown in the browse hierarchy. (Documents in newly created file sources are shown in the browse hierarchy). This is due to bug fix 5486092 included in 10.1.8.
Workaround: To make an upgraded file source consisitent with a newly created file source, re-crawl the upgraded file source with the re-crawl policy set to Process All Documents.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5682329.
The upgrade can hang at the point of hardening listener.
Workaround:
Click Stop in Oracle Universal Installer. Do not quit from Oracle Universal Installer.
Go to the new $ORACLE_HOME/bin.
Set the $ORACLE_HOME and $ORACLE_SID.
Execute the following:
./lsnrctl start
Return to Oracle Universal Installer and press Retry.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5631752.
When running a silent upgrade, the log file displays the following message:
Warning:*** Alert: A configuration script needs to be run as root for the installation to be complete. Please run /scratch/aime/SESHome/1018a/root.sh as root at the end of install. *** A configuration script needs to be run as root for the installation to be complete. Please run /scratch/aime/SESHome/1018a/root.sh as root at the end of install. The installation of Oracle Secure Enterprise Search was successful. Please check /scratch/aime/SESHome/oraInventory/logs/silentInstall2006-11-13_11-54-01AM.log for more details.
Workaround: No action is necessary. This warning is harmless.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5383095.
When an Oracle SES instance is upgraded from 10.1.6 to 10.1.8, uppercase STRING type attribute values, such as "ORACLE", cannot be searched in the advanced attribute search with the EQUALS (=) operator.
New installations are not affected.
Upgrade of an instance with all lowercase attribute values is not affected.
Upgrade of an instance with some uppercase attributes values with other operators, like CONTAINS, is not affected.
Workarounds: After upgrade, either:
Update the crawler re-crawl policy to Process All Documents on the Home - Schedules - Edit Schedules page, and re-crawl the sources.
Use CONTAINS instead of EQUALS (=) in the advanced attribute search.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5616119.
A Siebel 8 source cannot be created in an upgraded instance of Oracle SES from the Home - Sources page.
Workaround:
On the Global Settings - Source Types page, edit the Siebel 8 source type.
Delete the parameter Max. no. of connection attempts.
Click Add parameter to add the following parameter:
Name: Maximum number of connection attempts
Description: Maximum number of connection attempts to access data feed or upload status feed
Encrypt Parameter: No
Click Apply.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5673588.
Upgraded environments do not include all document types that Oracle SES can process. Oracle SES 10.1.8 can process the following document types:
Dca-Rft Document
Freelance Document
GNU ZIP Archive
JustSystems Ichitaro
Lotus 123 Document
Lotus Word Pro
Microsoft Access Document
Microsoft Project
Microsoft Visio
Microsoft Works Word Processor Document
MsWrite Document
Quattro Pro for DOS Document
Quattro Pro for Windows Document
RTF Document
StarOffice Calc Document
StarOffice Impress Document
Word Perfect 5.1 Document
Word Perfect 6 Document
X-Ami Document
XML
ZIP Archive
Workaround: After upgrade:
Go to $ORACLE_HOME/search/admin.
Launch SQL*Plus and connect as EQSYS user.
Execute eq0popl.sql.
If any exceptions are thrown, no action is necessary. These messages are harmless.
This is tracked with Oracle bug 5664707.
This section corrects errors in the existing documentation.
Under "Changing the Oracle SES Middle Tier Port", running the following step is incorrect:
chown -R <user> $ORACLE_HOME/oc4j/j2ee $ORACLE_HOME/search/opmn $ORACLE_HOME/persistence
The correct step to run is as follows:
chown -R <user> $ORACLE_HOME/search/opmn $ORACLE_HOME/oc4j/j2ee/OC4J_SEARCH/persistence
Chapter 4, "Activating an Identity Plug-in" should include the following important note:
The Active Directory identity plug-in requires that Oracle SES be installed on a machine that is part of the Windows domain. Check the /etc/hosts file for a full name entry for the local machine. Running the domainname command as root sets the domain name correctly. If necessary, add the IP address and Windows domain name map to this file.
Chapter 5, "Creating an Open Text Livelink Source" should include the following parameter required for Open Text Livelink sources:
Livelink URL: The Livelink URL for viewing objects from the Livelink Server. For example, for Windows, the URL should be (http or) https://<host_name>/<livelink_service>/livelink.exe. For other application servers like Weblogic, Tomcat, and WebSphere, the URL should be (http or) https://<host_name>:<port>/<livelink_service>/livelink.
In Appendix A, "10.1.6 to 10.1.8 Upgrade", the section "Oracle SES 10.1.6 federating to Oracle SES 10.1.8" is incorrect.
The following steps are correct:
Get an entity name(DN) and password that is the application entity created for the Oracle SES 10.1.6 instance in Oracle Internet Directory. If the application entity is not found in Oracle Internet Directory, then connect the federation broker to the directory. For example, the application entity of the federation broker is:
orclApplicationCommonName=oesEntity_broker,cn=OES,cn=Products,cn=OracleContext,dc=us,dc=oracle,dc=com
The password for this entity is same as the Oracle SES admin password when Oracle SES was connected to the directory.
Create a federation trusted entity on the endpoint instance with the entity name and password obtained from the previous step. The Authentication Attribute should be the name of the attribute (in the directory to which endpoint is connected) corresponding to the orclguid attribute (in the Oracle Internet Directory the broker instance is connected to). If both broker and endpoint instance are connected to same Oracle Internet Directory, then the name of the attribute is orclguid.
Only authentication by password will be used for this entity.
The section "Important Notes for EMC Documentum Content Server Sources" lists the following required task:
For UNIX, copy libdmcl40.so from <DFC destination directory>/dfc to ORACLE_HOME/product/<version>/<SES Instance Name>/lib.
This is incorrect. Instead, copy the Documentum Foundation Classes (DFC) according to the following table:
Table 2 DFC Files to Copy for UNIX Platforms
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The online help for the Global Settings - Source Types - Create Source Types page says the following: "In either case, the jar file or class files must be placed in the search/lib/agent directory under the Oracle SES installed location. If the class files are in a jar file, then you can create a subdirectory under this directory. For example, put the plug-in jar sample.jar in search/lib/agent/sample." This is incorrect. The correct directory is search/lib/plugins.
The section should say the following: "In either case, the jar file or class files must be placed in the search/lib/plugins directory under the Oracle SES installed location. If the class files are in a jar file, then you can create a subdirectory under this directory. For example, put the plug-in jar sample.jar in search/lib/plugins/sample."
The Home - Sources - Create Table Source page states, "The following data types are supported for table sources: BLOB, CLOB, CHAR, VARCHAR, VARCHAR2." The BFILE data type is also supported.
Links to the Copyright in the online help pages of the in the end user search page and in the installation do not work. Here is the correct copyright notice:
Copyright Notice
Copyright © 2006, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Trademark Notice
Oracle, JD Edwards, PeopleSoft, and Siebel are registered trademarks of Oracle Corporation and/or its affiliates. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
Our goal is to make Oracle products, services, and supporting documentation accessible, with good usability, to the disabled community. To that end, our documentation includes features that make information available to users of assistive technology. This documentation is available in HTML format, and contains markup to facilitate access by the disabled community. Accessibility standards will continue to evolve over time, and Oracle is actively engaged with other market-leading technology vendors to address technical obstacles so that our documentation can be accessible to all of our customers. For more information, visit the Oracle Accessibility Program Web site at http://www.oracle.com/accessibility/.
Accessibility of Code Examples in Documentation
Screen readers may not always correctly read the code examples in this document. The conventions for writing code require that closing braces should appear on an otherwise empty line; however, some screen readers may not always read a line of text that consists solely of a bracket or brace.
Accessibility of Links to External Web Sites in Documentation
This documentation may contain links to Web sites of other companies or organizations that Oracle does not own or control. Oracle neither evaluates nor makes any representations regarding the accessibility of these Web sites.
TTY Access to Oracle Support Services
Oracle provides dedicated Text Telephone (TTY) access to Oracle Support Services within the United States of America 24 hours a day, seven days a week. For TTY support, call 800.446.2398.
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