RAC for GOP - Setups for Global Order Promising (GOP) When Using a Real Application Clusters (RAC) Environment (Doc ID 266125.1)

Last updated on APRIL 17, 2024

Applies to:

Goal

For customers who are using Global Order Promsing (GOP), also called Available to Promise (ATP) AND who are using Real Application Clusters (RAC) environment.

When To Use This Note

You must use this note when:

1. You have Distributed Installation of APS and ERP - The APS Destination applications run on a separate instance from the ERP Source applications
   AND the ERP Source instance is RAC enabled with 2 or more nodes.
2. The APS Instance may or may not be RAC enabled.

DO NOT use this note when Single instance installation where APS and ERP are on a single instance and RAC is enabled..

Review <Note 279156.1> for restrictions to APS and MRP  concurrent requests on RAC Enabled instance.

How to Check if RAC is installed

In the standard apscheck output from <Note 246150.1>
See Section 9 v$parameter settings
search on cluster

  

This example shows a 2-node RAC installation
cluster_database TRUE
cluster_database_instances 2

  

Solution

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