Standalone variables

This table describes all the fields available in the YaK and their purpose when declaring your Oracle 2.0.0 standalone component.

Basic variables

Name	Mandatory	Purpose	Example
Version of the Oracle instance		Version of the release update to install. Default value: 19_26_250121_JVM_v0	19_26_250121_JVM_v0
Oracle Software Edition		Oracle Software Edition to install (Standard Edition or Enterprise Edition).	SE2
Instance name (oracle_sid)		This is the Oracle SID.	CDB1
Instance unique name		Unique name of the database.	CDB1_SITE1
Domain name		Fully qualified name of the domain (db_domain).	example.com
Character Set		Character Set of the database. Default value: AL32UTF8	AL32UTF8
National Character Set		National Character Set of the database. Default value: AL16UTF16	AL16UTF16
RMAN connect string		Connect string to use for RMAN backups. Default value: /	/

Advanced variables

TNS configuration

Name	Mandatory	Purpose	Example
Default domain for TNS alias		Domain name to use in TNS alias. By default, db_domain will be used.	example.com
Hostname for TNS alias		Hostname to use in TNS alias. Default value: localhost	localhost
Protocol for TNS alias		Protocol to use in TNS alias. Default value: TCP	TCP
Port for TNS alias		Port to use in TNS alias. Default value: 1521	1521

SQL*NET configuration

Name	Mandatory	Purpose	Example
SQL*Net default domain		Domain name to append to any unqualified service name (usually same as db_domain). By default, db_domain will be used.	example.com
SQL*Net server side encryption (SQLNET.ENCRYPTION_SERVER)		Enable server side encryption. Default value: TRUE	N/A
SQL*Net client side encryption (SQLNET.ENCRYPTION_CLIENT)		Enable client side encryption. Default value: TRUE	N/A
SQL*Net server side crypto checksum (SQLNET.CRYPTO_CHECKSUM_SERVER)		Enable server side crypto checksum. Default value: TRUE	N/A
SQL*Net client side crypto checksum (SQLNET.CRYPTO_CHECKSUM_CLIENT)		Enable client side crypto checksum. Default value: TRUE	N/A

Listener configuration

Name	Mandatory	Purpose	Example
Listener name		Name of the Oracle Listener (usually 'LISTENER' for the first Listener). Default value: LISTENER	LISTENER
Listener hostname FQDN		Hostname to set in the Oracle Listener. By default, the hostname of the server will be used.	linux_srv.example.com
Listener protocol		Listener port protocol to use. Default value: TCP	TCP
Listener port		Listener port to use. Default value: 1521	1521

RMAN backups notifications

Name	Mandatory	Purpose	Example
SMTP Server		IP or Hostname of the SMTP server or relay host dmk_dbbackup notifications.	smtp_server.example.com
Mail from		Email address from which the notifications are send.	[e-mail]
Mail to		Comma separated list of email addresses to which the notifications are send.	[e-mail], [e-mail], [e-mail]
Mail subject prefix		Prefix to use for the mail subject.	dbi
Send notification on failure only		0 : always send notifications 1 : send notifications on failure only	1

Features variables

Deploy A New Oracle Single Instance

Name	Mandatory	Purpose	Example
Golden Image (optional)		This is the golden image that will be used to install the Oracle binaries. It must be same version as the version of Oracle defined in the component. The golden image must be located in the artifact repository and the full path must be specified. If not specified, the base release 19.3 will be used.	rdbms/oracle/gold_images/19c/LINUX.X64_19_21_231017_JVM_v0_db_home.zip

Patch An Existing Oracle Single Instance

Name	Mandatory	Purpose	Example
Oracle version		Target version to upgrade the Oracle database to. Default value: 19_26_250121_JVM_v0	19_26_250121_JVM_v0
Golden Image (optional)		This is the golden image that will be used to install the Oracle binaries. It must be same version as the version of Oracle selected above. The golden image must be located in the artifact repository and the full path must be specified. If not specified, the base release 19.3 will be used.	rdbms/oracle/gold_images/19c/LINUX.X64_19_21_231017_JVM_v0_db_home.zip
Version to remove		Version of the Oracle home to remove after the patching is done. The home should not be removed if there are still databases assigned to it.	19_25_241015_JVM_v0
Force patching (AT YOUR OWN RISKS)		By default the patching will fail if there are invalid SYS or SYSTEM objects. Checking this checkbox will allow the patching even if there are invalid SYS/SYSTEM objects. Default value: FALSE	N/A