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Oracle 9201升级到9208出现乱码报错

Os:windows server 2003 (32bit)

Oracle version:oralce9i

报错信息：

在oracle的Inventory\logs下找installActions2013-03-26_07-11-29PM.log

C:\Program Files\Oracle\Inventory\logs

查询异常错误: NoServicesForProcessException

查询异常错误类: class oracle.sysman.oii.oiil.OiilQueryException

查询异常错误: NoServicesForProcessException

查询异常错误类: class oracle.sysman.oii.oiil.OiilQueryException

查询异常错误: NoServicesForProcessException

查询异常错误类: class oracle.sysman.oii.oiil.OiilQueryException

查询异常错误: NoServicesForProcessException

查询异常错误类: class oracle.sysman.oii.oiil.OiilQueryException

经检查所有oracle相关的服务已经关掉，最后根据mos的方法干掉了

Microsoft COM+ Event System 就可以再次安装下去。

Write Errors, or Files In Use, or NoServicesForProcessException During Patch Installation [ID 294350.1]

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Symptoms

Changes

Cause

Solution

Applies to:

Oracle Server - Enterprise Edition - Version 8.1.7.0 to11.2.0.3 [Release 8.1.7 to 11.2]

Microsoft Windows (32-bit)

z*OBSOLETE: Microsoft Windows 2000

z*OBSOLETE: Microsoft Windows XP

z*OBSOLETE: Microsoft Windows

***Checked for relevance on 23-07-2010***

Symptoms

During the installation of a patch orpatchset using Opatch or Oracle Universal Installer (OUI),

messages may appear indicating that certain files could not be copied orwritten.

OUI messages like:

There is no service associated to processes that are using them

Query Exception: NoServicesForProcessException

Query Exception Class: class oracle.sysman.oii.oiil.OiilQueryException

INFO: Certain files which need to be reinstalled by Oracle Universal Installer are being used by one or more applications.

Failing check : CheckActiveFilesAndExecutables

In German, French or Spanish:

Mit den Prozessen, die sie benutzt haben, waren keine Dienste verkn�pft

Aucun Service associ� aux processus qui les utilisent

No hay servicios asociados a los procesos que los estaban utilizando

-or

Error in writing to file D:\oracle\ora92\bin\oci.dll

Opatch messages like:

OPatch encounters the following issues during file patching:

The following files had problems with being patched

D:\oracle\ora92\bin

??????????? [ Couldn't copy ...

When using Windows cscript, (for some 8.1.7.4patches etc):

Microsoft JScript runtime error: Permission denied

This frequently involves files like:

- orageneric9.dll

- oracore9.dll

- oci.dll

Changes

Installation of a patch or patchset

Cause

The main reason for this kind of errors ormessages is that files are locked by

other processes than the Installer process.

Solution

There are several workarounds available tofree the Oracle files or prevent

other services locking the Oracle files before applying a patch.

Also a utility can be used to determine the service holding the lock

Please choose one of the mentionedworkarounds and test, or use

the utility Process Monitor to determine the service/process that owns thelock.

Before installing a patch in yourenvironment, please be sure that you have made

a backup of the Oracle Home, the Oracle inventory (c:\programfiles\oracle\inventory) and,

if a database upgrade is necessary, also a backup of the database.

Workaround 1:

-------------------

Please make sure that you have stopped the Oracle services that

may interfere with this Oracle Home. Except for the Instances, the

Oracle services can be identified by the name of the Oracle Home in

the servicename, like Oracle{Oracle_Home name}{component}

The Oracle Home name can be seen in the OUI by

listing the installed products.

Example:

OracleOraHome92TNSListener is the TNS Listener for

the Oracle Home named "OraHome92".

Stop Oracle services like:

- the instances, OracleService

- the Intelligent Agent

- the OLAP agent

- the Oracle Management Server

- the TNSListener,

- HTTP server

Etc.

In addition, please check and stop the following services if they

are existing and running on the system:

- SNMP service

- MSDTC (Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator) service

- Microsoft IIS (admin) service

-Microsoft COM+ Event System- MTSrecovery service

- BackupExec agent

- ArcServe Agent

- IBM Director Support Program

- CA BrightStor Universal Agent

Experience showed that these are the most notorious services that

may be involved in locking Oracle files. Setting these services to disabled and

a reboot may be needed to stop the services and free their locked objects.

Please note, when using a RAC environment,that according the 9.2.0.6

patchset note:

When performing a RAC installation, shut down all Oracle services except thefollowing services, if present:

- Oracle Object Service

- OracleClusterVolumeService

- OracleCMService9i

These service must be running to propagate the patch(set) to the other nodes.

Workaround 2:

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When a specific dll is mentioned during installation:

On Windows XP use the utility TASKLIST to list the currently opened files.

When using TASKLIST with option /m, it will list all active processes withtheir opened files.

For example:

1. tasklist /m > tasks.txt

2. notepad tasks.txt

3. Search for the specified dll in tasks.txt and identify the process.

4. Stop the involved process or service.

Should the Microsoft Distributed TransactionCoordinator service be involved, please check

the registry entry : HKLM/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/MSDTC/MTxOCI/OracleOciLib

This may have the value "oci.dll"

(Temporary) changing the value to something else ('xxx.dll') maystop the MSDTC service from touching the oci.dll

Workaround 3:

-------------------

When a specific dll is mentioned during installation:

Usually it suffices to simply rename thelocked dll, for example:

rename oci.dll to _delete_me_oci.dll

Then repeat the patch installation.

On Windows if a file has been locked, it sometimes still can be renamed.

At a later time, after you have rebooted Windows, you can delete the obsoleterenamed copy.

Workaround 4:

-------------------

Temporarily remove the reference to the Oracle Home at system startup

1. Rename the Oracle Home \bin directory to \bin_save

2. Reboot the system

3. Rename the bin_save directory back to bin again

4. Install the patch or patch set

5. A second reboot of the system is not necessary, a reboot may be useful forstarting

the services etc.

6. Continue with the post installation tasks, start the database servicemanual.?

Workaround 5:

-------------------

Restart the windows system in OS safe mode

Start the OS in safe mode. This restricts the Windows OS to start onlythe processes

required to start the OS and leaving the rest down.

This allows opatch to complete the patching without locking from otherprocesses

When finished with the software installation, restart the system and if neededcontinue with

the post installation steps.

How to find the process/service locking theOracle file(s)

-------------------

On the Microsoft platform it is not easy to find out which process/service is

accessing certain files or directories.

A public domain tool can be used to provide?more information about this.

The utility Process Explorer can be downloaded from Microsoft technet:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653

Process Explorer:

Amongst other things, this tool shows the open files of active processes

on the Microsoft platform.

Start procexp.exe to start the tool.

Start the Universal Installer and reproduce the error.

If the problem reproduces, try to determine the other offendingservice/process:

- Find Handle (ctrl-F),

- Use the Oracle Home or Oracle Base directory names as handle, and search.

Or,

- Find DLL (ctrl-g)

- Use a specific dll name to search on

Hopefully a process is shown that is accessing the Oracle environment.

When using the Process Explorer utility, it may just show a svchost.exe processaccessing an

Oracle DLL without any further dependent process or service.

The properties information for the svchost.exe can help out.

Usage:

In Process Explorer, View tab, enable Show Processes From All Users

- Select the process, right mouse button, choose properties.

- View the 'Image' tab for the actual command line starting the service, e.g.

C:\WINNT\System32\svchost.exe -k netsvcs

The part 'svchost.exe -k netsvcs' can be searched in the Windows Registry

but it is far easier to just use the 'Services' tab that may show multiple

services registered with this process.

Probably all these services need to be stopped.

An additional complication can be posed by the Windows Management

Instrumentation service (winmgmt). This seems to be able to startup other

services (e.g. the COM+ Event System) even if the startup type has been set

to manual.

Note the winmgmt service retrievesinformation from some repository located

in C:\winnt\system32\wbem\repository.