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Oracle Review Lite

This article provides an overview of the Oracle Review Lite script, a diagnostic tool developed by Oracle for use in software asset management and licensing reviews

The Oracle Review Lite script is a diagnostic utility developed by Oracle, typically used in the context of software asset management, internal reviews, or audit-related activities.

The script is intended to assist with the evaluation of Oracle Database deployments by generating a detailed report. It is often used as part of processes where visibility into Oracle environments is required for assessment or reporting purposes.

How to Run the Script

Requirements

  • Access to an Oracle Database instance
  • Privileges to connect with SYSDBA
  • Availability of SQL*Plus or a similar command-line SQL client
  • Permission to write output files to a local directory

Execution Steps

  1. Place the script file on the database server or in a directory accessible from the SQL environment.
  2. Open a terminal session.
  3. Launch a SQL*Plus session using administrative access:
    bash
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    sqlplus / as sysdba
  4. Navigate to the directory where the script is located.
  5. Execute the script:
    sql
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    SQL> @review_lite.sql
  6. Upon completion, the script will generate one or more output files in a local directory. These files may be used for review or reporting purposes.

Additional Notes

  • The script is executed in read-only mode and does not make changes to the database.
  • It is typically provided directly by Oracle in relevant contexts.
  • Output files are generated in a format that supports manual inspection and documentation.