Wait, we have to update the APEX configuration too? This is getting more complicated by the minute. I feel like I need to take a nap just thinking about all these post-upgrade activities.
B and D are definitely true. I remember dealing with those from the last time I upgraded. The TNSNAMES.ORA update is crucial, and the utlrp.sql script is just part of the drill.
Yes, updating TNSNAMES.ORA is important for the new ORACLE_HOME. And running the utlrp.sql script is necessary for enabling the extended data type capability.
I agree, those are key post-upgrade activities. It's essential to ensure everything is updated and configured correctly after upgrading the Oracle database.
B and D are definitely true. I remember dealing with those from the last time I upgraded. The TNSNAMES.ORA update is crucial, and the utlrp.sql script is just part of the drill.
I agree with Pamella. The time zone upgrade is the one that stands out to me as well. It's like the database gods are just messing with us, making us do extra work.
A, C, and E seem like the right answers. I'm not sure about the RMAN catalog and the TNSNAMES.ORA entries, though. Upgrading time zones manually is always a pain.
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