How To Automatically Set the Current Run or Patch Edition / File System for EBS 12.2

 For 12.2.2:

Change directory to the Base directory and run script EBSapps.env giving "run" or "patch" as argument, eg:

cd /. ./EBSapps.env run

  E-Business Suite Environment Information
  ----------------------------------------
  RUN File System : <EBS base dir>/fs1/EBSapps/appl
  PATCH File System : <EBS base dir>/fs2/EBSapps/appl
  Non-Editioned File System : <EBS base dir>/fs_ne
  DB Host: <hostname.domain name>  Service/SID: <SID>

  Sourcing the RUN File System ...

 If EBSapps.env is run without the file system as argument this will be prompted for, eg:

. ./EBSapps.env

  E-Business Suite Environment Information
  ----------------------------------------
  RUN File System : <EBS base dir>/fs1/EBSapps/appl
  PATCH File System : <EBS base dir>/fs2/EBSapps/appl
  Non-Editioned File System : <EBS base dir>/fs_ne
  DB Host: <hostname.domain name>  Service/SID: <SID>

  E-Business Suite Environment Setting
  ------------------------------------
  - Enter [R/r] for sourcing Run File System Environment file, or
  - Enter [P/p] for sourcing Patch File System Environment file, or
  - Enter anything else to exit

  Would you like to set the E-Business Suite environment [R/P]:R

  Sourcing the RUN File System ...

 

For 12.2.0:

Note 12.2.0 is not certified, so should be upgraded as soon as possible to 12.2.2 using the procedure of Note 1506669.1 : "Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.2.2 Readme"

Download, setup and run script fsauto as per the header part of the script:

# Script to set the current RUN Edition APPL_TOP environment automatically.
# Available through My Oracle Support Note 1545584.1
# Requirements: Set the XMLfile variable as specified below. This needs
#   to be set only once and not again after a file system cutover in adop.
# Save the script as fsauto<SID>.env in a non-EBS directory, eg.:
#   /.../.../fsautoPROD.env
# Usage: . <directory>/fsauto<SID>.env
#   Eg.: . /.../.../fsautoPROD.env
#     note the space ' ' character between the leading period '.' and first
#       forward-slash '/' characters
#   Alternatively use: source <directory>/fsauto<SID>.env
# If needed make the script runnable using command: chmod u+x fsautoPROD.env
# Carlo den Otter, 02-APR-2013
# Note this script is for educational purposes only, and as such is not supported.
# It was created on Linux and not tested on other platforms.
# Use at own risk.

 

Sample output:

[oracle@host ~]$ . ./fsautoPROD.sh
Running fsauto 1.0 :
&nbsp;Context Name (&lt;SID_host&gt;) : <SID>_<host>
&nbsp;RUN Edition APPL_TOP&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; : ..../fs1
&nbsp;PATCH Edition APPL_TOP&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; : ..../fs2
&nbsp;Non-Editioned File System : .../fs_ne/EBSapps/appl
&nbsp;Instance Top Directory&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; : .../fs1/inst/apps/<SID>_<host>
&nbsp;APPL_TOP environment file : ..../fs1/EBSapps/appl/APPS<SID>_<host>.env

Setting RUN Edition APPL_TOP environment for <...>/fs1 ...
Done.

  

How To Automatically Set the Current Run or Patch Edition / File System for EBS 12.2 (Doc ID 1545584.1)