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You may need to refresh the console view as the job is running and then again after the job has completed. You
may need to change the Activity view status to All or Successful in order to view the completed job. The job takes a
significant amount of time, but you can see the job directory on the server within the working directory in which you
choose to place the working files (for this example, I chose to create a temp folder in /u01/home/oracle/, as shown in
Figure 2-12 ).
Figure 2-12. Viewing the job status from the command line via the working files that were created as part of the job
Once the job has completed you can verify that it has done so successfully in one of three ways:
Check the Job Activity Details to ensure all steps were completed successfully.
Click on Enterprise, Patching and Provisioning, then on Middleware and check that the profile
you just created is listed.
Click on Enterprise, Patching and Provisioning, then on Software Library. If you expand the
Networks folder into its sub-directories, you will be able to see each of the three components
that made up the profile, and they all should show a successful status.
Filtering Out Fusion Middleware
With the provisioning profile out of the way, you can now reduce the number of procedures in your onscreen list
by filtering out Fusion Middleware. This is done by creating a new properties file template for a Fusion Middleware
Provisioning Procedure (FMWPROV) procedure by the corresponding Global Universal Identifier (GUID). The
FMWPROV procedure is submitted to completion using the updated properties file.
To capture the GUID for the deployment procedure, the emcli command is as follows:
> emcli get_procedures | grep FMWPROV
Your result will be the following:
<proc_guid>, <procedure_type>, <display_name>, <version>, <parent_name>
Output appears like:
> emcli get_procedures | grep FMWPROV
F5143FC2A0D94E37E043BB76F00ADE34 FMW Provisioning FMWPROV_DP Provision Middleware 5.0 ORACLE
Using the GUID above, prepare the properties file template:
> emcli describe_procedure_input -procedure=F5143FC2A0D94E37E043BB76F00ADE34 >FMVtmp.properties
> A properties file with the name FMVtmp.properties is created
 
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