But what does this command actually do? When should you use it? And why the specific reference to "72030"?
The patch contains specific sub-patches (such as certain JVM or core GI updates) that cannot be applied while other cluster nodes are active.
The patch metadata (patch.xml) indicates rolling compatibility, but you forced non-rolling. Fix: Either remove -nonrolling or override with -force -nonrolling (not recommended).
: He cleared the failed session and re-ran the tool without the rolling flag: ./opatchauto apply /u01/app/oracle/patches/353535 -nonrolling Resolution
The immediately preceding the OPATCHAUTO-72030 line in your log file Share public link
# opatchauto apply /path/to/patch/directory -oh -nonrolling Use code with caution. Best Practices to Prevent Patching Failures
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