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Oracle® Solaris Cluster Data Service for Oracle E-Business Suite as of Release 12.2 Guide

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Updated: April 2016
 
 

Managing Oracle E-Business Suite Services with ORCL.ebs Resource Type

After the ORCL.ebs resource type has been registered, you can manage Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2.4 or later services with the ORCL.ebs resource type.

Creating a Resource Group for Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 or Later

Services with Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2.4 or later can be managed by Oracle Solaris Cluster resources of type ORCL.ebs.

Those resources can be created within a failover resource group or a single-node or multi-master resource group.

Services from the Primary Applications Node or any Applications Tier Node that uses an Oracle Solaris Cluster logical host must be created within a failover resource group.

Services from an Application Tier Node that do not use an Oracle Solaris Cluster logical host must be created within a single-node or multi-master resource group.

  • To create a failover resource group:

    # /usr/cluster/bin/clresourcegroup create [-n node[,...]] resource group

    For example:

    # clresourcegroup create ebs-fo1-rg
  • To create a multi-master resource group:

    # /usr/cluster/bin/clresourcegroup create -S [-n node[,...]] resource group

    For example:

    # clresourcegroup create -S ebs-mm-rg
[-n node[,...]]

Specifies a node or a list of nodes in the target global cluster or zone cluster. For more information, see the clresourcegroup(1CL) man page.


Note -  For a single-node resource group, specify just one node.
resource group

Specifies an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource group name for the Node Manager. This name must be unique for Oracle Solaris Cluster.

How to Create the Root Service Group Resource

The Root Service Group contains services for Node Manager Service (root) This service can be configured within a failover resource group, single-node or multi-master resource group.

  1. Create an appropriate resource group.

    For more information, see Creating a Resource Group for Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 or Later.

  2. Create a Node Manager resource.
    # clresource create -g resource group -t ORCL.ebs \
    -p base_dir=apps base dir \
    -p service_group=root -p service=node_manager \
    -p resource_dependencies_offline_restart=storage-resource \
    [ -p interpose_logical_hostname=logical host \ ]
    [ -p resource_dependencies=logical-host-resource \ ]
    -d node-manager-resource name
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

    apps base dir

    Specifies the Oracle E-Business Suite Apps Base Directory. For example, apps base dir/EBSapps.env.

    storage-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    logical-host

    Specifies an optional property to identify the logical hostname, that was used when the Primary Applications Node or Secondary Node was installed using an Oracle Solaris Cluster logical host. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this property.

    logical-host-resource

    Specifies an optional property to identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the logical hostname. This must be a resource of type SUNW.LogicalHostname. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this extension property.

    node-manager-resource name

    Specifies an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the Node Manager. This name must be unique with Oracle Solaris Cluster.

  3. Bring online the resource group and enable the resource.
    # clresourcegroup online -eM resource group
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

How to Create the Web Administration Service Group Resources

The Web Administration Service Group contains services for TNS Listener (tns_apps) and WebLogic Administration Server (admin_server). These services can be configured within a failover resource group, single-node or multi-master resource group.

  1. Create an appropriate resource group.

    For more information, see Creating a Resource Group for Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 or Later.

  2. Create the tns_apps resource.
    # clresource create -g resource group -t ORCL.ebs \
    -p base_dir=apps base dir \
    -p service_group=web_admin -p service=tns_apps \
    -p resource_dependencies_offline_restart=storage-resource \
    -p pmf_managed=true \
    -p interpose_logical_hostname=logical host \
    -p resource_dependencies=logical-host-resource \
    -d tns-listener-resource name
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

    apps base dir

    Specifies the Oracle E-Business Suite Apps Base Directory. For example, apps base dir/EBSapps.env.

    storage-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    logical-host

    Specifies the logical hostname that was used when the Primary Applications Node was installed.

    logical-host-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource that manages the logical hostname. This must be a resource of type SUNW.LogicalHostname.

    tns-listener-resource name

    Specifies an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the TNS Listener. This name must be unique with Oracle Solaris Cluster.

  3. Create a WebLogic Admin Server resource.
    # clresource create -g resource group -t ORCL.ebs \
    -p base_dir=apps base dir \
    -p service_group=web_admin -p service=admin_server \
    -p resource_dependencies_offline_restart=storage-resource,tns-listener-resource,node-manager-resource,[scope:]db-resource \
    -p interpose_logical_hostname=logical host \
    -p resource_dependencies=logical-host-resource \
    -d admin-server-rs name
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

    apps base dir

    Specifies the Oracle E-Business Suite Apps Base Directory. For example, apps base dir/EBSapps.env.

    storage-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    tns-listener-rs

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the TNS Listener resource you created earlier within this resource group.

    node-manager-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Node Manager resource you created earlier within this resource group.

    [scope:]db-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource that proxies the Database status.

    This must be a resource of type SUNW.oracle_server (single instance database), type SUNW.scalable_rac_server_proxy (Real Application Cluster), or type ORCL.oracle_external_proxy (single instance database, Real Application Cluster or database external from this cluster).

    If the Database and WebLogic Admin Server both reside on the same global cluster or zone cluster, you can omit the scope parameter.

    If the Database resides in the global cluster and the WebLogic Admin Server resides in the zone cluster, then you must specify the scope parameter.

    If the Database and WebLogic Admin Server both reside on different zone clusters, then you should specify the scope parameter.


    Note -  Using the scope parameter will set an inter-cluster dependency and can only be set from the global cluster. For information on setting the scope parameter and dependency, refer to Deployment Example: How to Install and Configure Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 or Later on Oracle Solaris Cluster.
    logical-host

    Specifies the logical hostname that was used when the Primary Applications Node was installed.

    logical-host-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource that manages the logical hostname. This must be a resource of type SUNW.LogicalHostname.

    admin-server-resource name

    Specifies an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the WebLogic Admin Server. This name must be unique with Oracle Solaris Cluster.

  4. Bring online the resource group and enable the resources.
    # clresourcegroup online -eM resource group
      
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

How to Create the Web Entry Point Service Group Resources

The Web Entry Point Service Group contains services for Oracle Process Manager and Notification (OPMN) and Oracle HTTP Server (OHS). These services can be configured within a failover resource group, single-node or multi-master resource group.

  1. Create an appropriate resource group.

    For more information, see Creating a Resource Group for Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 or Later.

  2. Create the OPMN resource.
    # clresource create -g resource group -t ORCL.ebs \
    -p base_dir=apps base dir \
    -p service_group=web_entry-p service=opmn \
    -p resource_dependencies_offline_restart=storage-resource \
    -p pmf_managed=true \
    [ -p interpose_logical_hostname=logical host \ ]
    [ -p resource_dependencies=logical-host-resource \ ]
    -d opmn-resource name
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

    apps base dir

    Specifies the Oracle E-Business Suite Apps Base Directory. For example, apps base dir/EBSapps.env.

    storage-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    logical-host

    Specifies an optional property to identify the logical hostname, that was used when the Primary Applications Node or Secondary Node was installed using an Oracle Solaris Cluster logical host. If a logical hostname was not used omit this property.

    logical-host-resource

    Specifies an optional property to identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the logical hostname. This must be a resource of type SUNW.LogicalHostname. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this extension property.

    opmn-resource name

    Specifies an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the OPMN Server. This name must be unique with Oracle Solaris Cluster.

  3. Create the OHS resource.
    # clresource create -g resource group -t ORCL.ebs \
    -p base_dir=apps base dir \
    -p service_group=web_entry-p service=ohs \
    -p resource_dependencies_offline_restart=storage-resource \
    -p resource_dependencies=opmn-resource,logical-host-resource \
    [ -p interpose_logical_hostname=logical host \ ]
    -d ohs-resource name
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

    apps base dir

    Specifies the Oracle E-Business Suite Apps Base Directory. For example, apps base dir/EBSapps.env.

    storage-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    opmn-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    logical-host

    Specify an optional property to identify the logical hostname, that was used when the Primary Applications Node or Secondary Node was installed using an Oracle Solaris Cluster logical host. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this property.

    logical-host-resource

    Specifies an optional property to identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the logical hostname. This must be a resource of type SUNW.LogicalHostname. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this extension property.

    opmn-resource name

    Specifies an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for OHS. This name must be unique with Oracle Solaris Cluster.

  4. Bring online the resource group and enable the resources.
    # clresourcegroup online -eM resource group
    resource group

    Specify the resource group that you created earlier.

How to Create the Web Application Service Group Resources

The Web Application Service Group contains services for TNS Listener (tns_apps), Oracle Applications Core (oacore), Oracle Applications Fusion Middleware (oafm), Oracle Applications Forms (forms), and Oracle Applications Forms for Web Services (forms-c4ws). These services can be created within a failover resource group, single-node or multi-master resource group.

  1. Create an appropriate resource group.

    For more information, see Creating a Resource Group for Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 or Later.

  2. Create a Node Manager resource.

    When creating the Node Manger resource, ensure that you use the resource group that you created in Step 1 of this procedure.

    For more information on how to create a Node Manager resource, see How to Create the Root Service Group Resource.

  3. Create the tns_apps resource.
    # clresource create -g resource group -t ORCL.ebs \
    -p base_dir=apps base dir \
    -p service_group=web_applications -p service=tns_apps \
    -p resource_dependencies_offline_restart=storage-resource \
    -p pmf_managed=true \
    [ -p interpose_logical_hostname=logical host \ ]
    [ -p resource_dependencies=logical-host-resource \ ]
    -d tns-listener-resource name
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

    apps base dir

    Specifies the Oracle E-Business Suite Apps Base Directory. For example, apps base dir/EBSapps.env.

    storage-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    logical-host

    Specifies an optional property to identify the logical hostname, that was used when the Primary Applications Node or Secondary Node was installed using an Oracle Solaris Cluster logical host. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this property.

    logical-host-resource

    Specifies an optional property to identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the logical hostname. This must be a resource of type SUNW.LogicalHostname. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this extension property.

    tns-listener-resource name

    Specifies an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the TNS Listener. This name must be unique with Oracle Solaris Cluster.

  4. Create the oacore resource.
    # clresource create -g resource group -t ORCL.ebs \
    -p base_dir=apps base dir \ 
    -p service_group=web_applications -p service=oacore \
    -p resource_dependencies=tns-listener-resource,node-manager-resource,[scope:]db-resource \
    -p resource_dependencies_offline_restart=storage-resource \
    [ -p interpose_logical_hostname=logical host \ ]
    [ -p resource_dependencies=logical-host-resource \ ]
    -d oacore-resource name
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

    apps base dir

    Specifies the Oracle E-Business Suite Apps Base Directory. For example, apps base dir/EBSapps.env.

    tns-listener-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the TNS Listener resource you created earlier within this resource group.

    node-manager-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Node Manager resource you created earlier within this resource group.

    [scope:]db-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource that proxies the Database status.

    This must be a resource of type SUNW.oracle_server (single instance database), type SUNW.scalable_rac_server_proxy (Real Application Cluster), or type ORCL.oracle_external_proxy (single instance database, Real Application Cluster or database external from this cluster).

    If both the Database and the Web Applications Service, oacore, reside in the same global cluster or zone cluster, you can omit the scope parameter.

    If the Database resides in the global cluster and the Web Applications Service, oacore, resides in the zone cluster, then you must specify the scope parameter.

    If both the Database and the Web Applications Service, oacore, reside in different zone clusters, then you must specify the scope parameter.


    Note -  Using the scope parameter will set an inter-cluster dependency and can only be set from the global cluster. For information on setting the scope parameter and dependency, refer to Deployment Example: How to Install and Configure Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 or Later on Oracle Solaris Cluster.
    storage-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    logical-host

    Specifies an optional property to identify the logical hostname, that was used when the Primary Applications Node or Secondary Node was installed using an Oracle Solaris Cluster logical host. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this property.

    logical-host-resource

    Specifies an optional property to identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the logical hostname. This must be a resource of type SUNW.LogicalHostname. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this extension property.

    oacore-resource name

    Specify an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the oacore Web Application. This name must be unique with Oracle Solaris Cluster.

  5. Create the oafm resource.
    # clresource create -g resource group -t ORCL.ebs \
    -p base_dir=apps base dir \ 
    -p service_group=web_applications -p service=oafm \
    -p resource_dependencies=tns-listener-resource,node-manager-resource,[scope:]db-resource \
    -p resource_dependencies_offline_restart=storage-resource \
    [ -p interpose_logical_hostname=logical host \ ]
    [ -p resource_dependencies=logical-host-resource \ ]
    -d oafm-resource name
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

    apps base dir

    Specifies the Oracle E-Business Suite Apps Base Directory. For example, apps base dir/EBSapps.env.

    tns-listener-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the TNS Listener resource you created earlier within this resource group.

    node-manager-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Node Manager resource you created earlier within this resource group.

    [scope:]db-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource that proxies the Database status.

    This must be a resource of type SUNW.oracle_server (single instance database), type SUNW.scalable_rac_server_proxy (Real Application Cluster), or type ORCL.oracle_external_proxy (single instance database, Real Application Cluster or database external from this cluster).

    If both the Database and the Web Applications Service, oafm, reside in the same global cluster or zone cluster, you can omit the scope parameter.

    If the Database resides in the global cluster and the Web Applications Service, oafm, resides in the zone cluster, then you must specify the scope parameter.

    If both the Database and the Web Applications Service, oafm, reside in different zone clusters, then you must specify the scope parameter.


    Note -  Using the scope parameter will set an inter-cluster dependency and can only be set from the global cluster. For information on setting the scope parameter and dependency, refer to Deployment Example: How to Install and Configure Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 or Later on Oracle Solaris Cluster.
    storage-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    logical-host

    Specifies an optional property to identify the logical hostname, that was used when the Primary Applications Node or Secondary Node was installed using an Oracle Solaris Cluster logical host. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this property.

    logical-host-resource

    Specifies an optional property to identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the logical hostname. This must be a resource of type SUNW.LogicalHostname. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this extension property.

    oafm-resource name

    Specifies an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the Web Application oafm. This name must be unique with Oracle Solaris Cluster.

  6. Create the forms resource.
    # clresource create -g resource group -t ORCL.ebs \
    -p base_dir=apps base dir \ 
    -p service_group=web_applications -p service=forms \
    -p resource_dependencies=tns-listener-resource,node-manager-resource,[scope:]db-resource \
    -p resource_dependencies_offline_restart=storage-resource \
    [ -p interpose_logical_hostname=logical host \ ]
    [ -p resource_dependencies=logical-host-resource \ ]
    -d forms-resource name
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

    apps base dir

    Specifies the Oracle E-Business Suite Apps Base Directory. For example, apps base dir/EBSapps.env.

    tns-listener-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the TNS Listener resource you created earlier within this resource group.

    node-manager-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Node Manager resource you created earlier within this resource group.

    [scope:]db-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource that proxies the Database status.

    This must be a resource of type SUNW.oracle_server (single instance database), type SUNW.scalable_rac_server_proxy (Real Application Cluster), or type ORCL.oracle_external_proxy (single instance database, Real Application Cluster or database external from this cluster).

    If both the Database and the Web Applications Service, forms, reside in the same global cluster or zone cluster, you can omit the scope parameter.

    If the Database resides in the global cluster and the Web Applications Service, forms, resides in the zone cluster, then you must specify the scope parameter.

    If both the Database and the Web Applications Service, forms, reside in different zone clusters, then you must specify the scope parameter.


    Note -  Using the scope parameter will set an inter-cluster dependency and can only be set from the global cluster. For information on setting the scope parameter and dependency, refer to Deployment Example: How to Install and Configure Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 or Later on Oracle Solaris Cluster.
    storage-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    logical-host

    Specifies an optional property to identify the logical hostname, that was used when the Primary Applications Node or Secondary Node was installed using an Oracle Solaris Cluster logical host. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this property.

    logical-host-resource

    Specifies an optional property to identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the logical hostname. This must be a resource of type SUNW.LogicalHostname. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this extension property.

    forms-resource name

    Specify an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the forms web application . This name must be unique with Oracle Solaris Cluster.

  7. Create the forms-c4ws resource.
    # clresource create -g resource group -t ORCL.ebs \
    -p base_dir=apps base dir \ 
    -p service_group=web_applications -p service=forms-c4ws \
    -p resource_dependencies=tns-listener-resource,node-manager-resource,[scope:]db-resource \
    -p resource_dependencies_offline_restart=storage-resource \
    [ -p interpose_logical_hostname=logical host \ ]
    [ -p resource_dependencies=logical-host-resource \ ]
    -d forms-c4ws-resource name
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

    apps base dir

    Specifies the Oracle E-Business Suite Apps Base Directory. For example, apps base dir/EBSapps.env.

    tns-listener-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the TNS Listener resource you created earlier within this resource group.

    node-manager-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Node Manager resource you created earlier within this resource group.

    [scope:]db-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource that proxies the Database status.

    This must be a resource of type SUNW.oracle_server (single instance database), type SUNW.scalable_rac_server_proxy (Real Application Cluster), or type ORCL.oracle_external_proxy (single instance database, Real Application Cluster or database external from this cluster).

    If both the Database and the Web Applications Service, forms-c4ws, reside in the same global cluster or zone cluster, you can omit the scope parameter.

    If the Database resides in the global cluster and the Web Applications Service, forms-c4ws, resides in the zone cluster, then you must specify the scope parameter.

    If both the Database and the Web Applications Service, forms-c4ws, reside in different zone clusters, then you must specify the scope parameter.


    Note -  Using the scope parameter will set an inter-cluster dependency and can only be set from the global cluster. For information on setting the scope parameter and dependency, refer to Deployment Example: How to Install and Configure Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 or Later on Oracle Solaris Cluster.
    storage-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource for the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    logical-host

    Specifies an optional property to identify the logical hostname, that was used when the Primary Applications Node or Secondary Node was installed using an Oracle Solaris Cluster logical host. If a logical hostname was not used omit this property.

    logical-host-resource

    Specifies an optional property to identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the logical hostname. This must be a resource of type SUNW.LogicalHostname. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this extension property.

    forms-c4ws-resource name

    Specify an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the forms-c4ws web application. This name must be unique with Oracle Solaris Cluster.

  8. Bring online the resource group and enable the resources.
    # clresourcegroup online -eM resource group
    resource group

    Specify the resource group that you created earlier.

How to Create the Batch Service Group Resources

The Batch Service contains services for TNS Listener (tns_apps) and Concurrent Manager (concmgr). These services can be created within a failover resource group or multi-master resource group.

  1. Create an appropriate resource group.

    For more information, see Creating a Resource Group for Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 or Later.

  2. Create a tns_apps resource.
    # clresource create -g resource group -t ORCL.ebs \
    -p base_dir=apps base dir \ 
    -p service_group=batch -p service=tns_apps \
    -p resource_dependencies_offline_restart=storage-resource \
    -p pmf_managed=true \
    [ -p interpose_logical_hostname=logical host \ ]
    [ -p resource_dependencies=logical-host-resource \ ]
    -d tns-listener-resource name
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

    apps base dir

    Specifies the Oracle E-Business Suite Apps Base Directory. For example, apps base dir/EBSapps.env.

    storage-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource that manages the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    logical-host

    Specifies the optional extension property to identify the logical hostname, that was used when the Primary Applications Node or Secondary Node was installed using an Oracle Solaris Cluster logical host. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this extension property

    logical-host-resource

    Specifies the optional extension property to identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the logical hostname. This must be a resource of type SUNW.LogicalHostname. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this extension property.

    tns-listener-resource name

    Specifies an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the TNS Listener. This name must be unique with Oracle Solaris Cluster.

  3. Create a concmgr resource.
    # clresource create -g resource group -t ORCL.ebs \
    -p base_dir=apps base dir \ 
    -p service_group=batch -p service=concmgr \
    -p resource_dependencies=tns-listener-resource,[scope:]db-resource \
    -p resource_dependencies_offline_restart=storage-resource \
    [ -p interpose_logical_hostname=logical host \ ]
    [ -p resource_dependencies=logical-host-resource \ ]
    -d concmgr-resource name
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

    apps base dir

    Specifies the Oracle E-Business Suite Apps Base Directory. For example, apps base dir/EBSapps.env.

    tns-listener-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource that manages the TNS Listener resource you created earlier within this resource group.

    [scope:]db-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource that proxies the Database status. This must be a resource of type SUNW.oracle_server (single instance database), type SUNW.scalable_rac_server_proxy (Real Application Cluster), or type ORCL.oracle_external_proxy (single instance database, Real Application Cluster or database external from this cluster).

    If the Database and Concurrent Manager both reside in the same global cluster or zone cluster, you can omit the scope parameter.

    If the Database resides in the global cluster and the Concurrent Manager resides in the zone cluster, then you must specify the scope parameter.

    If the Database and Concurrent Manager both reside in different zone clusters, then you should specify the scope parameter.


    Note -  Using the scope parameter will set an inter-cluster dependency and can only be set from the global cluster. For information on setting the scope parameter and dependency, refer to Deployment Example: How to Install and Configure Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 or Later on Oracle Solaris Cluster.
    storage-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource that manages the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    logical-host

    Specifies the optional extension property to identify the logical hostname, that was used when the Primary Applications Node or Secondary Node was installed using an Oracle Solaris Cluster logical host. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this extension property

    logical-host-resource

    Specifies the optional extension property to identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the logical hostname. This must be a resource of type SUNW.LogicalHostname. If a logical hostname was not used omit this extension property.

    tns-listener-resource name

    Specifies an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the Concurrent manager. This name must be unique with Oracle Solaris Cluster.

  4. Bring online the resource group and enable the resources.
    # clresourcegroup online -eM resource group
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

How to Create the Other Service Group Resource

The Other Service contains a service for Forms Server Socket Mode (forms_server) This service can be created within a failover resource group or multi-master resource group.

  1. Create an appropriate resource group.

    For more information, see Creating a Resource Group for Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 or Later.

  2. Create a forms_server resource.
    # clresource create -g resource group \ 
    -t ORCL.ebs \
    -p base_dir=apps base dir \ 
    -p service_group=other -p service=forms_server \
    -p resource_dependencies_offline_restart=storage-resource \
    -p pmf_managed=true \
    [ -p interpose_logical_hostname=logical host \ ]
    [ -p resource_dependencies=logical-host-resource \ ]
    -d forms-srv-resource name
    resource group

    Specifies the resource group that you created earlier.

    apps base dir

    Specifies the Oracle E-Business Suite Apps Base Directory. For example, apps base dir/EBSapps.env.

    storage-resource

    Specifies the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource that manages the Shared Application Tier File System. This must be a resource of type SUNW.HAStoragePlus or SUNW.ScalMountPoint.

    logical-host

    Specifies the optional extension property to identify the logical hostname, that was used when the Primary Applications Node or Secondary Node was installed using an Oracle Solaris Cluster logical host. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this extension property

    logical-host-resource

    Specifies the optional extension property to identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the logical hostname. This must be a resource of type SUNW.LogicalHostname. If a logical hostname was not used, omit this extension property.

    forms-srv-resource name

    Specifies an Oracle Solaris Cluster resource name for the Forms Server (Socket mode). This name must be unique with Oracle Solaris Cluster.

  3. Bring online the resource group and enable the resource.
    # clresourcegroup online -eM resource group
      
    resource group

    Specify the resource group that you created earlier.