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“The OJVM Patching Saga – and how to solve it“:

• Part I – The OJVM Basics
• Part II – Important Notes and Information
• Part III – The Mitigation Patch
• Part IV – What you may have missed
• Part V – MOS Note explaining “Conditional Rolling Install” 
  

MOS Note released explaining patching without STARTUP UPGRADE mode

An important note regarding OJVM rolling patching has been published on MyOracle Support:

MOS Note: 2217053.1
RAC Rolling Install Process for the “Oracle JavaVM Component Database PSU” (OJVM PSU) Patches

“Beginning with the Jan2017 OJVM PSU patchset for 11.2.0.4 and

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“The OJVM Patching Saga – and how to solve it“:

• Part I – The OJVM Basics
• Part II – Important Notes and Information
• Part III – The Mitigation Patch
• Part IV – What you may have missed
• Part V – MOS Note explaining “Conditional Rolling Install” 
  

What is missing with the “Mitigation Patch?

Michael, the team lead from a large Oracle customer mailed me the other day. He wanted to disable Java on all their +600 databases by using the Mitigation Patch for OJVM. But he received a strange error when trying to enable the …

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“The OJVM Patching Saga – and how to solve it“:

• Part I – The OJVM Basics
• Part II – Important Notes and Information
• Part III – The Mitigation Patch
• Part IV – What you may have missed
• Part V – MOS Note explaining “Conditional Rolling Install” 
  

What is the “Mitigation Patch?

In MOS Note:1929745.1 – Oracle JavaVM Component Database Patches there’s a section called What is the Mitigation Patch. It says:
“For situations where the latest OJVM PSU cannot be installed immediately there is a “Mitigation Patch” that can be used. The “Mitigation …

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“The OJVM Patching Saga – and how to solve it“:

• Part I – The OJVM Basics
• Part II – Important Notes and Information
• Part III – The Mitigation Patch
• Part IV – What you may have missed
• Part V – MOS Note explaining “Conditional Rolling Install” 
  

Important Notes

• MOS Note: 1929745.1 – Oracle JavaVM Component Database Patches
• MOS Note: 1940702.1 – Database JVM Vulnerabilities FAQ
• MOS Note: 2165212.1 – What to do if the Database JAVAVM Component becomes INVALID After installing an OJVM Patch?
  This Note contains a pretty detailed removal procedure for JAVAVM as

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“The OJVM Patching Saga – and how to solve it“:

• Part I – The OJVM Basics
• Part II – Important Notes and Information
• Part III – The Mitigation Patch
• Part IV – What you may have missed
• Part V – MOS Note explaining “Conditional Rolling Install” 
  

Who’s the Product Manager for Patching?

First of all, I’m neither a patching expert nor am I the Product Manager for Patching. There’s no such role as far as I know but there are people inside Oracle who have way more clue about this topic. There’s a group …