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    Activity MOS Reference: Enable Native PL/SQL Compilation For Data Warehouse

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    1. Stop the BI application to avoid data source disconnections during the database restart. 2. Change the Oracle Database parameter PL/SQL_CODE_TYPE to NATIVE, restart the database, and validate that PL/SQL objects are now compiled natively. 3. Restart the database listener and BI application, and validate the system is working correctly.

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    Activity MOS Reference: Enable Native PL/SQL Compilation For Data Warehouse

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    1. Stop the BI application to avoid data source disconnections during the database restart. 2. Change the Oracle Database parameter PL/SQL_CODE_TYPE to NATIVE, restart the database, and validate that PL/SQL objects are now compiled natively. 3. Restart the database listener and BI application, and validate the system is working correctly.

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    EnableNATIVE_PLSQL_compilation

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    1. Stop the BI application to avoid data source disconnections during the database restart. 2. Change the Oracle Database parameter PL/SQL_CODE_TYPE to NATIVE, restart the database, and validate that PL/SQL objects are now compiled natively. 3. Restart the database listener and BI application, and validate the system is working correctly.

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    Activity MOS Reference: Enable Native PL/SQL Compilation For Data Warehouse

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    1. Stop the BI application to avoid data source disconnections during the database restart. 2. Change the Oracle Database parameter PL/SQL_CODE_TYPE to NATIVE, restart the database, and validate that PL/SQL objects are now compiled natively. 3. Restart the database listener and BI application, and validate the system is working correctly.

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    Activity

    Enable Native PL/SQL Compilation for Data Warehouse

    MOS Reference
    How To Convert the Entire DB From INTERPRETED Mode to NATIVE or Vice Versa for PL/SQL (Doc ID
    1340441.1)

    Action Plan
    1. Stop BI Application (to avoid data source disconnection after DB restart)

    2. Database server activity

    Stop database listener

    lsnrctl stop LISTEN_POBI

    Compile invalids and take plsql settings count before activity

    $ cd /home/sdbisdba/SBI-4774

    $ sqlplus / as sysdba

    SQL> @?/rdbms/admin/utlrp

    SQL> spool list_invalid_b4.txt

    SQL> @list_invalid_objects.sql

    SQL> spool off

    SQL> spool verify_plsql_settings_b4.txt

    SQL> @verify_plsql_settings.sql

    SQL> spool off

    Backup initialization file (optional)

    SQL> create pfile='/tmp/pfileSBIDWPR.ora' from spfile;

    Alter DB parameter and restart DB

    SQL> alter system set plsql_code_type='NATIVE' scope=spfile;

    SQL> shutdown immediate

    SQL> startup upgrade

    SQL> @?/rdbms/admin/dbmsupgnv.sql TRUE

    SQL> shutdown;

    SQL> startup

    SQL> alter system enable restricted session;


    Take invalids count and plsql settings count after activity

    SQL> spool list_invalid_after.txt

    SQL> @list_invalid_objects.sql

    SQL> spool off

    SQL> spool verify_plsql_settings_after.txt

    SQL> @verify_plsql_settings.sql

    SQL> spool off

    SQL> ALTER SYSTEM DISABLE RESTRICTED SESSION;

    Stop database listener

    lsnrctl start LISTEN_POBI

    3. Start BI Application and validate

    Known issue
    In Dev and QA “sysman.MGMT_STARTUP” got invalid after activity. This can be compiled manually.

    SQL> alter trigger sysman.MGMT_STARTUP compile;

    Trigger altered.

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