How to delete an application Tier node in R12.2
This steps are ONLY for deletion of secondary application tier nodes. The primary application tier node cannot be deleted using these steps
Before
planning to delete the secondary node please ensure patching cycle enabled/not
If patching cycle enabled we are not able to perform this activity.
If example
some scenarios we did some wrong configuration in this scenario we need to
delete the node and add it back will see the steps below
Sample
Error:
ERROR:
vtebs1 entry is there in AD_NODES_CONFIG_STATUS
ERROR:
vtebs1 entry is there in fnd_oam_context_files
ERROR:
vtebs1 entry is there in ADOP_VALID_NODES
ERROR:
vtebs1 entry is there in fnd_nodes
ERROR:
vtebs1 already registered in AutoConfig tables
ERROR:
Some old configuration footprints still exists
Run
ebs-delete-node before re-running add node
Solution:
Execute
below query and check node status
SQL>
select node_name, node_mode, support_cp, support_web,
support_admin,support_forms from FND_NODES;
Syntax:
perl
<AD_TOP>/patch/115/bin/adProvisionEBS.pl ebs-delete-node \
-contextfile=<CONTEXT_FILE>
-hostname=<HOSTNAME OF NODE TO BE DELETED> -logfile=<LOG_FILE>
This will
delete all information corresponding to the specified node from the Weblogic
domain like the managed servers, OHS instances and Node Manager of the
specified node from both the run and patch file system WebLogic domain. In
addition, it will also remove the node from the list of active nodes registered
in the topology.
Login
to the primary node.
Source
the run file system.
Execute
the ebs-delete-node option of the adProvisionEBS.pl
script as follows
[applmgr@vtebs~]$
perl $AD_TOP/patch/115/bin/adProvisionEBS.pl ebs-delete-node -contextfile=$CONTEXT_FILE
-hostname=vtebs1.lab.com
Enter
the APPS Schema password:
Enter
the WebLogic AdminServer password:
Node
deleted successfully.
[applmgr@vtebs ~]$
Once
node is deleted and execute the above sql statement check node deleted/not.
Reference:
12.2: How to
Delete an Application Tier Node (Doc ID 2315133.1
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