266d6b57-c698-4ff0-86db-a4550561f549 - You can click on the hamburger icon at the top of the page and go to:

1. Oracle Groundbreakers > Oracle Applications > E-Business Suite.
2. If you have an active Oracle Support account, you can go to My Oracle Support Community > Oracle E-Business Suite (MOSC)

In either case, please choose the subspace that is most relevant for your question.

There are also tips on how to find the correct space on the Getting Started page, which also has instructions on how to change your display name so you're not just a string of random characters.

Good luck!

Dear Fellows,

I am running latest Oracle Linux ( cat /etc/os-releaseNAME="Oracle Linux Server"VERSION="8.1"ID="ol"ID_LIKE="fedora"VARIANT="Server"VARIANT_ID="server"VERSION_ID="8.1"PLATFORM_ID="platform:el8"PRETTY_NAME="Oracle Linux Server 8.1"ANSI_COLOR="0;31"CPE_NAME="cpe:/o:oracle:linux:8:1:server"HOME_URL="https://linux.oracle.com/"BUG_REPORT_URL="https://bugzilla.oracle.com/"ORACLE_BUGZILLA_PRODUCT="Oracle Linux 8"ORACLE_BUGZILLA_PRODUCT_VERSION=8.1ORACLE_SUPPORT_PRODUCT="Oracle Linux"ORACLE_SUPPORT_PRODUCT_VERSION=8.1 /uname -r4.18.0-147.0.3.el8_1.x86_64 ) and after doing WINE compilation, make and make install I entered terminal wine64 --version and realized

wine-4.18 is now installed, then I tried to install METATRADER 5, and the istallation stated allright with the terminal command:  wine64 mt5setup.exe

and THE METATRADER 5 was about to get installed when an ERR occurred:

wine64 mt5setup.exe

0009:err:secur32:SECUR32_initSchannelSP TLS library not found, SSL connections will fail

0009:err:winediag:SECUR32_initNTLMSP ntlm_auth was not found or is outdated. Make sure that ntlm_auth >= 3.0.25 is in your path. Usually, you can find it in the winbind package of your distribution.

I want to learn how to run METATRADER 5 on ORACLE LINUX...

trader - I suggest you try the Oracle Linux subspace.

Good luck!

hi, I am new to the forum and not sure where to find the right forum to answer my question. I am using Agile PLM 9.3.5 and I've questions regarding its functionality and processes.

3122259 wrote:

 

hi, I am new to the forum and not sure where to find the right forum to answer my question. I am using Agile PLM 9.3.5 and I've questions regarding its functionality and processes.

Perhaps over in the Agile PLM space somewhere? 

Why in the hell does Oracle make it so hard to get support?  I have never in my life seen a more convoluted NOT-USER-FRIENDLY system.  There is no where to post a question!  The 'Inbox" has no way to create a new message!  You can't send an email to anyone unless you are friends with them first.

The only way for people to get support is to have a CSI or contact their CUA or end up screaming WTF!?!

I downloaded JDK 8 and have questions about it, in particular why is it not backwards compatible with JDK 7 or JDK 6?

I am not a software engineer or computer scientist.  I'm a dad whose son plays Minecraft.  I completed an online Java tutorial app on the iPhone a week ago.  I have been building and repairing computers since 1995.  I have experience with Unix, Linux, and all the Microsoft OS's since DOS 5.0, and my prior programming skill experiences were limited to batch files and shells scripts.

I have spent the last month monkeying around with mods based on the different versions of Minecraft and different versions of Java and I am perplexed why Java is not compatible with older versions of itself.  I have spent the last two hours and seven minutes trying to navigate through the Oracle site, giving up, calling in for support, being routed to java.com only to be re-routed back to oracle.com and the phone support people were just as confused as I am.

Please see through the frustration and have someone contact me.

Thank  you in advance

Oracle support is over at support.oracle.com for which you'll need to be a paying customer with a Customer Support Identifier.  Then you can raise a ticket direct with Oracle and they will happily get back in touch with you.

You appear to be complaining about the public support community, for which you ask questions on the community forums by starting a discussion in the most appropriate space.  Then other people in the community may be able to help you.  You won't be able to email people directly, because these are members of the public with their own jobs to do, but generally, for most products, people are quite quick at responding to the discussion and helping out.

It seems you probably want to start a discussion over in the Java space (or subspace thereof)

Thanks for getting back to me.

best regards

M

I have a question on World Softare V A7.3.

Specifically what program updates file F3104 field IPSHFT?

2879770 wrote:

 

I have a question on World Softare V A7.3.

Specifically what program updates file F3104 field IPSHFT?

That looks like JD Edwards you're talking about.

The only JD Edwards space I can find is over on the MOSC community (JDE EnterpriseOne Support Blog ) but you'd need a support contract to access that, and from what I can tell it's an archived community anyway.

Jim Finch-Oracle, do you have any idea where JD Edwards questions can be asked?  I can't find anywhere suitable on the Groundbreakers community.

Ray Sulzycki - It appears you're asking a question about Oracle JD Edwards World software.  There is not a dedicated space for World in this Oracle Community, but there are several World subspaces in the My Oracle Support Community (MOSC), which is available to you if you have an active Oracle Support account.  I suggest you repost your question in Supply Chain Management - JDEW (MOSC) so that the World experts can see your question.

Good luck!

Where do I post a question for Micros 3700?

3270f854-c03c-4d50-bf9f-44eed77f97e4 wrote:

 

Where do I post a question for Micros 3700?

The space for Micros 3700 comes under the retail point of service space over in the MOSC (My Oracle Support) community:

Retail Point-of-Service Solutions (MOSC)

To access that space you'll need to be a paying customer of Oracle with a Customer Support Identifier.

I have a p[roblem pertaining to the use of Unified Auditing with a VPD. This is with Oracle Database 12c Enterprise (Release 12.2.0.1.0). I am seeing unexpected behavior in connection with the use of synonyms under certain conditions when setting up audit policies for tables that have an access policy. This does not occur with tables that have no access policy. Is there a space where I can post a question (with appropriate detail) about this?

Hmmm, not sure, maybe you could try in the General Database Discussions