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Here are our latest upgrade recommendations for Oracle E-Business Suite updates and technology stack components. These quarterly recommendations are based upon the latest updates to Oracle’s product strategies, latest support timelines, and newly-certified releases.
You can research these yourself using this MOS Note:
Note: EBS 12.0 and 11.5.10 are in sustaining support. No new patches are available. You should upgrade to EBS 12.2. Before upgrading to EBS 12.2, apply the minimum 12.0 patching baseline or the minimum 11i patching baseline.
Upgrade Recommendations for August 2021
Source: https://blogs.oracle.com/ebstech/post/quarterly-ebs-upgrade-recommendations-november-2021-edition
Oracle announces Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2.11 on 4th November 2021.
EBS 12.2.11 delivers new functional innovations for including industry-focused and cross-industry investments. For details regarding the EBS 2021 innovations, see:
The EBS 12.2.11 release update pack (RUP) is delivered on My Oracle Support as Patch 31856789. Instructions for downloading and applying this latest RUP on top of the EBS 12.2 codeline can be found here:
As a consolidated suite-wide patchset, this RUP includes new features, statutory and regulatory updates, and enhancements for stability, performance, and security.
Release 12.2.11 is cumulative. That means that as well as providing new updates for this release, it also includes updates that were originally made available as one-off patches for earlier 12.2 releases.
For a complete list of new features, refer to:
Additional References
Source: https://blogs.oracle.com/ebstech/post/oracle-e-business-suite-12211-now-available
We are pleased to announce that Oracle Database Release Update 19.9 (19.9.0.0.201020) is now certified with Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.1.3 on-premises.
For additional details, refer to Appendix A, Interoperability Notes: Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.1 with Oracle Database 19c (MOS Note 2580629.1)
References
Oracle Database 19.3 is now certified with Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.1.3 on-premises. As an Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1.3 on-premises customer, you may now start planning your upgrade to Oracle Database 19c.
Database support implications may also be reviewed in this database patching and support article. The latest support information for Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.1 and Release 12.2 with Database 12.1.0.2 or Database 11.2.0.4 may be reviewed in this extended support article.
There are several mandatory architecture updates when you upgrade your Oracle E-Business Suite database to Oracle Database 19c. The following is a summary of the key required architectural changes:
With the Database 19c certification EBS 12.1 on-premises databases are now certified with the CDB architecture (multitenant architecture).
As part of the upgrade to Database 19c, you will convert your EBS database to the CDB architecture with a single pluggable database (PDB). The steps required to perform the conversion to the CDB architecture are provided in the following document:
It is important for you to pay particular attention to the following points:
With Database 19c, the UTL_FILE_DIR database initialization parameter has been desupported. As part of the upgrade to Database 19c, you must migrate all UTL_FILE_DIR database initialization parameters to database directory objects. EBS development has created a utility to migrate and manage your defined PL/SQL file input/output directories. For more information, refer to the following document:
The Certified Platforms list includes items that have been explicitly certified by EBS development.
Linux x86-64
Oracle Solaris (SPARC systems, 64-bit)
IBM AIX on Power Systems
HP-UX Itanium
The Supported Database Features and Options list includes items that are supported but not explicitly certified by EBS. Our general policy is that the Oracle Database generic documentation applies to these features and options, even if we haven’t certified them specifically.
The Certified Database Features and Options list includes items that have been explicitly certified by EBS development.
The Certified Integrations list includes items that have been explicitly certified by EBS development.
The Pending Certifications – Deployments list includes items that require explicit certification and that we currently plan to certify in the future.
The Pending Certifications – Platforms list includes items that require explicit certification and that we currently plan to certify in the future.
The Pending Certifications – Database Features and Options list includes items that require explicit certification and that we currently plan to certify in the future.
The Pending Certifications – Integrations list includes items that require explicit certification and that we currently plan to certify in the future.
References
Source: https://blogs.oracle.com/ebstech/oracle-database-193-now-certified-with-ebs-121
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