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"GoldenGate 19c Microservices" Workshop, Lab 4: Initialize the Environment

For "GoldenGate 19c Microservices" Workshop, in Lab 4: Initialize the Environment, it instructs you to su - oracle, but I am prompted for a password. The password for the oracle user is not listed in the Introduction section with the other account passwords.

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Hello, I had the same problem trying to get or send data from a text field of type display only or sometimes even with those of type read only, the solution I could find is to create a text field of type hidden to send or get data and use the others only for samples. I don't understand why he behaves that way either, but I hope it helps you with something.

Meeuwtje

Hi Christian,
Thank you for your response.
The only workaround we have at the moment is to change the display-only column to a text field column and add a custom class APP-readonly in the Appearance CSS Classes attribute and the Advanced CSS Classes attribute. This class will add the readonly="readonly" attribute to the element on loading the page and uses some CSS (background) to make the column look like a display only column.
$(".APP-readonly").attr("readonly","readonly");
.a-GV-table tr:nth-child(odd) .a-GV-cell.WES-readonly {background-color: #dfe0e0;}
.a-GV-table tr:nth-child(even) .a-GV-cell.WES-readonly {background-color: #cccece;}
It is a bit more work sadly enough instead of just using the display only type, but it makes it possible to copy the readonly text by the user

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