Configure Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle Directory Integration Platform

Upgrading Your Oracle Internet Directory Environment 5-7 c. Run patchcfg.sql as the SYS user. For example: cd ORACLE_HOMEldapadmin sqlplus connect as sysdba SQL patchcfg.sql d. Identify the objects in the database that are owned by SYS and are also owned by ODS. patchcfg.sql displays a list of objects from the database, as shown in Example 5–1 . e. For each of the objects, enter a DROP PACKAGE statement. For example: drop package OIDMETRICINFO; Example 5–1 Invalid Objects to Drop from the Oracle Identity Management Schema Database select owner, object_name, object_type from dba_objects where status = INVALID order by owner, object_name; OWNER OBJECT_NAME OBJECT_TYPE ---------- ------------------ ------------ SYS LDAPBLKMOD PACKAGE BODY SYS LDAPUPGUTLS PACKAGE BODY SYS MODIFYDN PACKAGE SYS MODIFYDN PACKAGE BODY SYS ODIGETDIPINFO PACKAGE BODY SYS OIDCONFIGINFO PACKAGE BODY SYS OIDMETRICINFO PACKAGE BODY SYS OIDPORTINFO PACKAGE BODY SYS OIDREPLSTATUSINFO PACKAGE BODY SYS OIDSTATUSINFO PACKAGE BODY SYS OID_STATS PACKAGE SYS OID_STATS PACKAGE BODY SYS OLADD PACKAGE BODY SYS PURGEADMIN PACKAGE BODY SYS TSPURGE PACKAGE BODY

5.4.1.2 Backing Up the Database Where the Oracle Identity Management 10g Schema Resides

Before you upgrade the Oracle Identity Management 10g schema to 11g, back up your database, in case you need to restore the database to its pre-upgrade state. For more information, see Backup Strategies for Upgrade in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Upgrade Planning Guide. 5.4.1.3 Modifying the SSL Port Configuration When Using SSL Authentication Mode on the Windows Operating System If you are running Oracle Identity Management components on the Windows operating system, and you have configured Authentication Mode for the SSL port for Oracle Internet Directory 10g, then you must change this configuration to SSL No Authentication Mode prior to the upgrade to 11g.