Opatchauto72030 Execute In Nonrolling Mode Exclusive ❲GENUINE | REVIEW❳

This is the specific Oracle patch number. In this case, Oracle Patch 72030 is a hypothetical placeholder (though actual patches follow this numeric format). In real-world scenarios, this would be a known Release Update (e.g., RU 19.20.0.0.0) or a One-off patch addressing a specific bug. The number informs opatchauto which set of instructions (*.xml metadata) to follow.

Common causes:

OPatchAUTO may display a message or log entry referencing OPatchAUTO72030 to indicate it will execute in nonrolling exclusive mode or that the operation must be performed exclusively.

This is the action verb. opatchauto supports various commands (analyze, apply, rollback, execute). The execute command is particularly used for "OPatch Auto" scripts embedded in a patch that perform actions before or after the main binary patching, such as running SQL scripts (catcon.pl) or updating the Oracle Registry. opatchauto72030 execute in nonrolling mode exclusive

After the command completes successfully:

# Check inventory
opatch lsinventory | grep 72030
# Start the cluster manually (if opatchauto didn't restart it)
crsctl start cluster -all
# Verify SQL changes
sqlplus / as sysdba
SQL> select patch_id, status from dba_registry_sqlpatch;

Note: These are generic steps; always follow the specific patch README.

Ensure cluster nodes are prepared:

Acquire exclusive lock (handled by OPatchAUTO):

Run OPatchAUTO in nonrolling mode:

Monitor the apply:

Post-apply steps:

Cleanup and validation:

opatch lspatches | grep 72030

Also check:

The objective is to apply Patch 72033030 (or 72030) to the Oracle Grid Infrastructure Home (GI Home) and Database Homes (RDBMS) simultaneously.

Ensure the Oracle software owner (usually grid and oracle) has SSH equivalence and sudo access (if required) on all nodes.