Will there be any impact on existing Oracle Database if we upgrade the server JDK/JRE versions in Linux?
Oracle 12c – Update Server JDK and JRE After Database Installation
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Just guesswork, but do you select "Upgrade an existing database" early on:
and "advanced install" later on:
The docs do look as if they are referring to the 10g installer.
A cpio is a file containing other files, similar to tar files. Usually your system (you mentioned Linux but not which distribution) will contain GNU cpio. you can list the file sin an archive by using cpio -it < file.cpio
and extract it using cpio -i < file.cpio.
I don't know anything about Oracle Application Server (as this is the dba site: mind that Oracle Application Server is not the Oracle Database, that's a different download) but assume the first "CD" contains an installer script and an installation manual.
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Best Answer
Oracle Database ships with its own JDK, it does not use the JDK you install on Linux.
So you can upgrade that without any impact.