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Doug followed up on DBA_REGISTRY

June 23rd, 2005 by Pete

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I saw Doug's post on his blog titled "dba_registry (again)" last night that follows up on his own post dba_registry and also my post An issue with DBA_REGISTRY. In this latest post Doug discusses the issue again in depth or rather some reasoning as to why it may have happened. This is worth reading, I don't think Doug should be too embarrassed, as I said and as he alludes to now there should be something put in place by Oracle to ensure everything gets done (besides the instructions in the patch) - how about a final check script that just verifies the versions - how about a way to easily and reliably get patch levels in the binaries and databases?

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