To apply a patch on multiple hosts, use the opatchauto apply command. This is the same command as opatchauto apply —analyze, except you remove the -analyze argument when you are ready to apply the patch.
This topic shows an example of using the opatchauto apply command to apply a patch to an Oracle Fusion Middleware environment on multiple hosts.
This example assumes that:
The patch you have downloaded has been saved to a directory that is named for the patch number in My Oracle Support. In this case, the patch number is 15941858.
The user runs the OPatchAuto command from the ORACLE_HOME/OPatch directory and includes the location of the patch (PATCH_HOME) as an argument to the command.
Note:
When you run the opatchauto apply command, make a note of the session id (for example, EKZR) in the command output. This will simplify the rollback process if you decide to roll back the patch later.
opatchauto apply PATCH_HOME -topology fmwcomposer_topology_file -wallet wallet_location -walletPassword password_ifneeded
For example:
opatchauto apply /home/oracle/patches/15941858 -topology /tmp/topology.xml -wallet /tmp/samplewallet -walletPassword password