Oracle E-Business Suite - Change History



See updates in 2009-2010 years

2009

TKU July 2009

For the E-Business Suite pattern, the following improvements were made:

  • Added support for multiple instances on the same host, differentiating them by the db_sid attribute. This involved an E-Business Suite key change.
  • Changed the Applications SI key to include the E-Business SI key.
  • Added support for Oracle Internet Application Server as a supporting App Server.
  • Any App Server & Web Server can be added to the E-Business Suite Software Structure only if their ebs_sid SI attribute matches the E-Business db_sid.
  • Removed support for a generic Apache Webserver. The pattern now only looks for an Oracle HTTP Server SI where ebs_sid matches db_sid.  The ebs_sid attribute is only set for Oracle HTTP Server, and the presence of that attribute is mandatory in modeling a correct link.
  • Updated the pattern to skip modules flagged as Shared because only parts of them are active in E-Business.
  • Updated the pattern to get triggered when the ebs_suite attribute is set from the Oracle Database Server SI.

2010

TKU July 2010

Improved search.

TKU September 2010

The following improvements were made:

  • Updated the pattern to get triggered by the Application Server SI and search for the DB SI.
  • Updated versioning.
  • Added required relationships.
  • Deprecated the esb_suite flag usage due to its full regulation by the Oracle Database Server pattern. This helps manage nodes.

TKU October 2010

The following improvements were made:

  • Updated the pattern for use with the most recent product versions (by replacing Detail nodes that represent installed modules with Software Component nodes).
  • Re-designed the pattern to handle the situation where E-Business is no longer detected on the host (removal of SIs).

TKU November 2010

Enhanced the regular expression used to obtain the app_home variable from OC4J process arguments.

TKU December 2010

Updated the pattern to run database queries only when the option in the configuration block is enabled (default value).

See updates in 2011-2013 years

2011

TKU October 2011

Improved the datastore search calls made in the pattern module.

2012

TKU April 2012

Updated the method for running SQL queries to Oracle Database Server.

TKU June 2012

The following improvements were made:

  • Added an alternative method of retrieving the .xml file. 
  • Updated the existing variables oracle_config_home (formerly app_home) and server_name.
  • Added extra variables inst_top and context_name.
  • Updated the pattern to prevent an ECA error.

TKU July 2012

Added the related_sis_search function to the CommonFunctions module.

2013

TKU September 2013

The following improvements were made:

  • Updated the format of the related_rdbms_sis_search() function.
  • Moved common parts of the Suite and Suite11i patterns to local functions.

TKU November 2013

Replaced related_rdbms_sis_search() with related_rdbms_sis_search_extended() to support the domain_lookup() function.

See updates in 2015-2018 years

2015

TKU March 2015

Added support for product version 12.2 and later.

TKU April 2015

Improved the key for clustered deployment (TKU-1949).

TKU November 2015

A minor update to the internal logic of the pattern. This update did not affect user-facing functionality

2016

TKU April 2016

Updated the queries to Oracle DB (DRDC1-4759).

2018

TKU January 2018

E-Business Suite modeling: enhanced database_sis search when db_sid = ora_service_name (DRDC1-10577).

TKU August 2018

Updated key generation to prevent a possible ECA.

TKU September 2018

Added support for clustered instances.

See updates in 2019-2021 years

2019

TKU January 2019

TKU February 2019

TKU May 2020

Updated metadata URLs (DRDC1-14217).

2021

TKU March 2021

Improved the file versioning for modern versions of the product.

TKU April 2021

Updated the pattern to ensure that any created Software Instances are explicitly linked to the hosting node (a host or a cluster).

 

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