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Download above 3 Oracle Patch Software

Read SBP_112044_201411/patch-number/README.html

You can find the version and the platform of an SBP zip file in the zip file comment. To display
the zip file comment, execute, for example, unzip -z SBP file name. You can find the version
of the currently installed SBP in an Oracle Home in file $ORACLE_HOME/sapbundle/version.txt.
After you have successfully run catsbp.sql, you can also find the SBP version in the database
in view dba_registry_history in the most recent row associated with bundle series SBP.
stopsap
stop oracle
stop listner
/usr/sbin/slibclean
Backup /oracle/TMD/112_64/OPatch/* and /oracle/TMD/112_64/MOPatch/*

su - oratdp
cp /oracle/TMD/112_64/OPatch /sapmedia/ora11g/oldpatch/
cp /oracle/TMD/112_64/MOPatch /sapmedia/ora11g/oldpatch/
unzip OPATCHP_2-20010777.ZIP and copy it in /sapmedia/ora11g/Opatch/directory
unzip MOPATCHP_4-20010777.ZIP and copy it in /sapmedia/ora11g/MOpatch/directory
COPY SAP11204P_1411-20010778.ZIP and copy it in /sapmedia/ora11g/SBP/directory
chmod 755 /sapmedia/ora11g/MOpatch/MOPatch/*
chmod 755 /sapmedia/ora11g/Opatch/OPatch/*
chmod 755 /sapmedia/ora11g/SBP/*
chown oratdp:dba /sapmedia/ora11g/MOpatch/MOPatch/*
chown oratdp:dba /sapmedia/ora11g/Opatch/OPatch/*
chown oratdp:dba /sapmedia/ora11g/SBP/*
su - oratdp
cp -pR /sapmedia/ora11g/MOpatch/MOPatch/* /oracle/TDP/112_64/MOPatch/
cp -pR /sapmedia/ora11g/Opatch/OPatch/* /oracle/TDP/112_64/OPatch/
cp -pR /sapmedia/ora11g/SBP/SAP11204P_1411-20010778.ZIP /oracle/TDP/112_64/MOPatch/
$ORACLE_HOME/OPatch/opatch version => OPatch version 11.2.0.3.7
$ORACLE_HOME/MOPatch/mopatch.sh -h => MOPatch version 2.1.18
select * from dba_registry_history; for checking SBP version/not

Installing the SAP Bundle Patch


Follow the steps below.
Stop all database applications, in particular all SAP applications.
Shut down the database instances, the listeners, and other processes running from
the Oracle Home.
After having shut down all database processes as described in the previous step,
use the fuser OS command to check for stale SQL*Plus sessions:
$SBPFUSER $IHRDBMS/bin/oracle
stopsap
lsnrctl stop
/usr/sbin/slibclean
if any oracle process runs then kill it kill command
ps -ef | gf ora
ps -ef | gf ora
kill -9 PID??????

mopatch.sh -v -s SAP11204P_1411-20010778.ZIP
catsbp.sql file exist in /oracle/TMD/112_64/sapbundle/SBP_112044_201411/ directory
goto oracle Home Directory and goto sqlplus from there only>>>>>>start oracle=>start
listner=>startsap
For each database instance running from the Oracle home*, connect to the database
instance as SYSDBA using SQL*Plus and run the post-installation script catsbp.sql:
su - oratdp
lsnrctl start
cd /oracle/TMD/112_64/ or cd $ORACLE_HOME
sqlplus / as sysdba
SQL> @sapbundle/SBP_112044_201411/catsbp.sql
@@/oracle/TMD/112_64/rdbms/admin/utlrp.sql
Bugs 13000553, 13727644, and 13580513
For databases where RMAN is configured with catalog run the following script
(this is not a typo the script must be executed twice):
rman catalog <user>/<pwd>@<servicename>
upgrade catalog;
upgrade catalog;
exit
ALTER SYSTEM SET "_FIX_CONTROL"=
'5099019:ON','5705630:ON','6055658:OFF','6120483:OFF','6399597:ON','6430500:ON',
'6440977:ON','6626018:ON','6972291:ON','7168184:OFF','8937971:ON','9196440:ON',
'9495669:ON','13077335:ON','13627489:ON','14255600:ON','14595273:ON','18405517:2'
COMMENT='SAP_112043_201408 RECOMMENDED SETTINGS' SCOPE=SPFILE;
ALTER SYSTEM SET EVENT=
'10027','10028','10142','10183','10191','10995 level 2','31991','38068 level
100','38085','38087','44951 level 1024'
COMMENT='SAP_112041_201402 RECOMMENDED SETTINGS' SCOPE=SPFILE;
After you have successfully run catsbp.sql, you can also find the SBP version in the
database in view dba_registry_history in the most recent row associated with bundle
series SBP.
select action_time, version, bundle_series, comments from dba_registry_history where
bundle_series = 'SAPDBBP' OR bundle_series = 'SAP' order by action_time desc
select version, bundle_series, comments from dba_registry_history where bundle_series =
'SAPDBBP' OR bundle_series = 'SAP' order by action_time desc

You can find the version of the currently installed SBP in an Oracle Home in file
$ORACLE_HOME/sapbundle/version.txt.

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