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ASAP: How to install a patch on only one node in a cluster

edited Dec 2, 2009 12:01AM in Activation (Communications Industry) (MOSC) 1 commentAnswered
I have a cluster with two nodes.

Installed a patch and answered "Y" when I was prompted to confirm installation on both nodes.

I had stopped

[oracle@cgt2-bo1 8441239]$ srvctl stop listener -n cgt2-bo1

[oracle@cgt2-bo1 8441239]$ srvctl stop asm -n cgt2-bo1 [oracle@cgt2-bo1 8441239]$ srvctl stop listener -n cgt2-bo2 [oracle@cgt2-bo1 8441239]$ srvctl stop asm -n cgt2-bo2 on both nodes before I started opatch and installation process. The installation screen dump ended with "OPatch succeeded". Today, I have recognised that the patch is only installed on one node. How can I install it on the failing node whitout stopping the whole cluster? We want to have all functions available during this upgrade (no interruption for connected customers) Shall I run it locally on the failed node with parameter -local? (opatch apply -local) Or shall I add (or maybe only use) the parameter local_node? What will this parameter do?

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