I need to manage a tnsnames.ora file that has ninety entries. I've been successful in creating a single entry but now that I want multiple entries in the same tnsnames.ora file I'm running into what I believe is room for improvement in the Puppet module.
Shouldn't there be a better way of configuring this without having to specify the "oracle_home:" parameter for each item in the hash? If I have multiple entries, then it's implied that I'm modifying the same file. The same applies to the user: and group: parameters although omitting those parameters in "n+1" item of the hash doesn't cause an error in compiling.
I need to manage a tnsnames.ora file that has ninety entries. I've been successful in creating a single entry but now that I want multiple entries in the same tnsnames.ora file I'm running into what I believe is room for improvement in the Puppet module.
Take the example hiera data:
Shouldn't there be a better way of configuring this without having to specify the "oracle_home:" parameter for each item in the hash? If I have multiple entries, then it's implied that I'm modifying the same file. The same applies to the user: and group: parameters although omitting those parameters in "n+1" item of the hash doesn't cause an error in compiling.