HP OpenView Storage B6960-96008 manual Configuration Problems on Unix Systems

	Integrating Oracle and Data Protector
	Troubleshooting
	Configuration Problems on UNIX Systems
IMPORTANT	If you have encountered any errors up to this point when performing the
	procedures described in the previous section, please contact Oracle
	support. The respective tests must be done before you even start
	checking the Data Protector Oracle configuration.
	1. Verify that the Data Protector software has been installed
	properly
	See the HP OpenView Storage Data Protector Installation and
	Licensing Guide for details.
	2. Verify that the Data Protector Oracle integration Media
	Management Library (MML) is linked with the Oracle
	executable
	Use the following command to check if the libob2oracle8.sl
	(libob2oracle8_64bit.sl) file is linked with the Oracle 8
	executable. Note that on HP-UX IA-64 and Solaris systems, the
	extension for MML is .so, and on AIX, the extension is .a.
	Export <ORACLE_HOME> and <DB_NAME> as described on page 117.
	On HP-UX:
	/usr/bin/chatr <ORACLE_HOME>/bin/oracle (32-bit Oracle)
	/usr/ccs/bin/ldd <ORACLE_HOME>/bin/oracle (64-bit Oracle)
	On Solaris:
	/usr/bin/ldd -s <ORACLE_HOME>/bin/oracle
	On other UNIX:
	/usr/bin/ldd -s <ORACLE_HOME>/bin/oracle
	On IBM AIX systems:
	/usr/bin/dump -H <ORACLE_HOME>/bin/oracle (32-bit Oracle)
	/usr/bin/dump -H -X64 <ORACLE_HOME>/bin/oracle (64-bit
	Oracle)
	On Linux systems:
	/usr/bin/ldd <ORACLE_HOME>/bin/oracle

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