Error Number of servers are not in sync between Run and Patch Context While fs_clone of patching
LogFileName = adop_20140311_152649.logERROR
[UNEXPECTED]Error occurred while CLONE Patch File System from Run File System using command: <perl /u01/EBS/VIS/fs2/EBSapps/appl/ad/12.0.0/patch/115/bin/txkADOPPreparePhaseSynchronize.pl -contextfile=/u01/EBS/VIS/fs2/inst/apps/UPG_apcappsx21/appl/admin/UPG_apcappsx21.xml -patchcontextfile=/u01/EBS/VIS/fs1/inst/apps/UPG_apcappsx21/appl/admin/UPG_apcappsx21.xml -promptmsg=hide -console=off -mode=create -sessionid=5 -timestamp=20140311_152649 -outdir=/u01/EBS/VIS/fs_ne/EBSapps/log/adop/5/fs_clone_20140311_152649/UPG_apcappsx21>.
LogFileName = fsclone_stage/FSCloneStageAppsTier_03111527.log
ERROR
AdminServer is in RUNNING mode.
# Set WLS password...
# Passing the apps password to apps Tier...
runMSList size6
patchMSList size5
ERROR: Number of servers are not in sync between Run and Patch Context.
ERROR: FSClone would exit...
CAUSE
runMSList size6 means there are 6 managed servers in Run environment, patchMSList size5 means there are 5 managed servers in Patch environment, which caused error :
ERROR: Number of servers are not in sync between Run and Patch Context.
Use following sql to confirm :
SELECT
extractValue(XMLType(TEXT),'//oa_service_name[@oa_var="s_adminservername"]'),
extractValue(XMLType(TEXT),'//oacore_server_ports'),
extractValue(XMLType(TEXT),'//forms_server_ports'),
extractValue(XMLType(TEXT),'//oafm_server_ports'),
extractValue(XMLType(TEXT),'//forms-c4ws_server_ports'),
extractValue(XMLType(TEXT),'//oaea_server_ports')
from fnd_oam_context_files
where name not in ('TEMPLATE','METADATA')
and (status is null or status !='H')
and EXTRACTVALUE(XMLType(TEXT),'//file_edition_type')='patch'
and CTX_TYPE = 'A';
-------------------------
AdminServer
oacore_server1:7201
forms_server1:7401
oafm_server1:7601
forms-c4ws_server1:7801
SELECT
extractValue(XMLType(TEXT),'//oa_service_name[@oa_var="s_adminservername"]'),
extractValue(XMLType(TEXT),'//oacore_server_ports'),
extractValue(XMLType(TEXT),'//forms_server_ports'),
extractValue(XMLType(TEXT),'//oafm_server_ports'),
extractValue(XMLType(TEXT),'//forms-c4ws_server_ports'),
extractValue(XMLType(TEXT),'//oaea_server_ports')
from fnd_oam_context_files
where name not in ('TEMPLATE','METADATA')
and (status is null or status !='H')
and EXTRACTVALUE(XMLType(TEXT),'//file_edition_type')='run'
and CTX_TYPE = 'A';
-------------------------
AdminServer
oacore_server1:7202,oacore_server2:7204
forms_server1:7402
oafm_server1:7602
forms-c4ws_server1:7802
Run environment has one more managed server "oacore_server2" than Patch environment.
SOLUTION
Solution A: Remove/delete the managed server "oacore_server2" from the RUN environment filesystem
1. Managed server oacore_server2 should be shutdown before it can be deleted(in this case, i shut down apache service with adapcctl.sh)
2. Execute the below command on the Application tier node where the managed server resides:
# perl $AD_TOP/patch/115/bin/adProvisionEBS.pl ebs-delete-managedserver -contextfile=$RUN_BASE/inst/apps/UPG_apcappsx21/appl/admin/UPG_apcappsx21.xml -managedsrvname=oacore_server2 -servicetype=oacore -logfile=/tmp/remove_manage_server.log
NOTE: check the run filesystem context file for confirmation of no "oacore_server2" information
3. On the node containing the Oracle HTTP Server, run autoconfig:
# sh $INST_TOP/admin/scripts/adautocfg.sh
NOTE: The database server and database listener must remain available during the AutoConfig run, but all other database tier services should be shut down
4. Execute the following script to remove details of the deleted managed server from the Oracle HTTP Server configuration files:
# perl $FND_TOP/patch/115/bin/txkSetAppsConf.pl -ctxfile=$RUN_BASE/inst/apps/UPG_apcappsx21/appl/admin/UPG_apcappsx21.xml -outfile=/tmp/delete_http_config.log
5. On the node that contains the Oracle HTTP Server, bounce the Oracle HTTP Server:
$ sh $ADMIN_SCRIPTS_HOME/adapcctl.sh stop
$ sh $ADMIN_SCRIPTS_HOME/adapcctl.sh start
6. Re-issue fs_clone phase
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