By Ben Prusinski
While working on a four node Oracle 11gR2 RAC environment with
Oracle R12 eBusiness Suite, I encountered a weird login
authentication error when I tried to open a few forms to manage
concurrent processing as system administrator:
"Cannot Complete Application logon. You may have entered an invalid
applications password or there may have been a database connect
error."
I checked the password by logging into the database tier with the
apps account and that worked. Then I searched on My Oracle Support
and found more clues to help me solve the issue.
Starting Forms Intermittently Raises
"Cannot Complete Applications Logon" and
"APP-FND-01496" Error When Using
RAC [ID 753028.1]
Sure enough, when I logged into the Oracle 11gR2 RAC cluster nodes
and checked for their time, they were out of sync! So, we had to
configure ntpd (Network Time Protocol Daemon) and restart the
cluster nodes. Here is what is puzzling- with 11gR2, there is a new
process called the CTSSD or Cluster Time Synchronization Service
Daemon which is supposed to replace the functionality of NTPD.
However, you still need to run NTPD to have RAC function in 11gR2
without complaining. Also, NTPD is required to some extent to
maintain a time synchronization with the Oracle RAC nodes. Once we
re-synched the clocks for the Oracle 11gR2 RAC hosts, we were able
to resolve the forms login errors with our Oracle R12 eBusiness
Suite and RAC environment.
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