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Re: Fs_clone failed

sadaqmk.mohammed
Hi,
I have did the adop phase=abort
adop phase=cleanup cleanup_mode=full
adop phase=fs_clone force=yes

but still persist.

I have opened oracle SR regarding this, but they could not find solution as of now, they ask me to apply etcc patches. Even after applying patches still issue persist.

You mentioned  about  some manual update.  Could you please provide the steps,  I will try to apply  and check if issue exists or not.

Thanks
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Re: Fs_clone failed

ErmanArslansOracleBlog
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I already sent you the required info for this action.
However; you need to get the approval of Oracle Support for that..
Send the link of this thread to SR, also send the following comment as well.
Get the approval from Oracle Support first..

Link for this issue : http://erman-arslan-s-oracle-forum.2340467.n4.nabble.com/Fs-clone-failed-td8430.html

Here is the comment ->

Then, I will recommend you  "an update to the adop tables".. (-> ad_adop_session_patches)
What I think is, the script shouldn't see the CLONE_STATUS as STARTED.. When it sees CLONE_STATUS as STARTED, it doesn't create a  new log file and search for the old log file.. However; as the old log file isn't there, you get unable to open fıle ..(FILE name NONE)

Well.. As I mentioned I think a manual update is required.. But, I have no permission to do this kind of a recommendation.
So , please create a SR in Oracle Support and get the approval from them...

Update me with the outcome please.. This is an interesting issue, so I wonder the result.

Erman Arslan
Oracle ACE
Author of Practical Oracle E-Business Suite
Sr. Director at GTech, Istanbul Turkey.
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ErmanArslansOracleBlog
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Those status values may be interpreted as follows;
                     'N','Applied on other nodes'
                     'R','Running'
                     'H','Failed Hard'
                     'F','Failed Jobs Skipped'
                     'S','Success Jobs Skipped'
                     'Y','Success'
                     'C','Clone Complete'

What is the output of the following;

SELECT clone_status||',' FROM ad_adop_session_patches WHERE status in ('R','F','N') AND bug_number = 'CLONE' ;

What happens when you backup that table and update it according to the where condition of the above query?
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