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Im trying to install Oracle 8.0.5 on an virtual Windows 2000 server based on an ESXi infrastructure. The physical machine is an IBM SystemX 3200 M3 model. I changed the pb.ini back to defining the Oracle 073 driver in the Vendors= from the [database] section and now it works. Is there a way to install. Oracle 8.0.5 is not compatible with the Windows 2003 operating system. I would recommend going to a supported release of the Oracle database, preferably Oracle 10gR2.
I can't get WS 3.0 or 3.0.2 working with Oracle 8.0.5 and the oracle thin JDBC Driver. The service failes to startup and the WebSphere log contains the following exception (and many others).
I am planning on doing a youtube tutorial for the community that I am a part of, and would therefore like to share a few of your advices to the beginners watching my tutorials. How are yours?:) Tea • • • • •. Training course definition. What is your training routine, in terms of aiming? Sometimes I also play pistol DM and split up 30 minutes between the usp, glock and five-seven. I personally like to play aim_training_csgo with 100 dots, 0.25 delay and 0.50 duration for atleast 30 minutes, then I go into HS only DM and play for 30 minutes aswell.
I currently have a Oracle 8 Standard(8.0.5.2.6) database running in a Windows NT environment that I need to upgrade/migrate to a different database level and to a different machine running in a new Windows environment. I would like to upgrade my database to Oracle 9i Standard (9.2.0.5) and to a new machine running Windows Server 2003. My initial plan of action was to use the Oracle 8 export GUI to create a dump file of my database and then use the Oracle 9i import GUI to import my dump file into a shell Oracle 9i database that I've created on the new machine running Windows 2003 Server. I've created the same tablespaces in the 9i database that reside in my 8 database in preparation for the import. I am wondering if this plan is the best method to accomplish the tasks at hand considering I am both upgrading my database to a new level and moving the database to a new physical environment with a different operating system. What would you suggest the best method considering the number of changing variables that are involved? Thanks in advance for any guidance you can provide.
Since: tells us direct upgrade is not supported (you would have to get to 8.0.6 and then upgrade to 9ir2), an EXP, IMP is a good choice - as long as the database is 'small enough'. If the database is sizable, I would consider performing user level exports in parallel and user level imports in parallel. It is a little more difficult as things with out owners (public synonyms, grants to public, etc) would not come over - your testing process would find these (and you would benefit from documentating them for the future!) and you rated our response.
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Hi Tom At my place the, we have Oracle Apss 11i on IBM AIX platform Oracle Apps DB version is 9.2.0.4 Apps version 11.5.9 This is a multinode installation Now we are migrating to DB version to 9.2.0.7 with RAC implementation with same apss version 11.5.9 I have few questions in my mind 1) Can we have a RAC DB on 9.2.0.7? 2) Can we migrate from 9.2.0.4 to 9.2.0.7 RAC DB 3) If yes what are all parameters we need to set in init.ora? 4) Does my application (11.5.9) support for RAC DB 9.2.0.7 5) Can u provide me some documents for this? Hi Tom, We got a request from a customer who wanted database to be upgraded from 9.2.0.3 to 9.2.0.6, which was done. Now after 5 months the customer wants the database back to 9.2.0.3. What options do I have here? A) WIll export / import work to a new instance I will create?
B) Can something be done to the same database as will to get it back to 9.2.0.3? C) Can I use the datafiles of the 9.2.0.6 database (cold or hot backup) and open them up with 9.2.0.3 instance?
I have been trying to find out some docs. Which can tell me what exactly happens during an upgrade, but all docs. I have found tell me what to do and not really what is happening when I do the steps and all. Please can you suggest. Thanks for everything Tom, u're the best. Regards, ARU. Hi Tom, Am posting this again, you must have got busy elsewhere.
We got a request from a customer who wanted database to be upgraded from 9.2.0.3 to 9.2.0.6, which was done. Now after 5 months the customer wants the database back to 9.2.0.3. What options do I have here? A) WIll export / import work to a new instance I will create?
B) Can something be done to the same database as will to get it back to 9.2.0.3? C) Can I use the datafiles of the 9.2.0.6 database (cold or hot backup) and open them up with 9.2.0.3 instance? I have been trying to find out some docs. Which can tell me what exactly happens during an upgrade, but all docs. I have found tell me what to do and not really what is happening when I do the steps and all. Please can you suggest.
Thanks for everything Tom, u're the best. Regards, ARU. Dear Tom, I need your comment on database upgrade. The following program runs fine in old 8i database SQL l 1 declare 2 v2 varchar2(2):='1'; 3 v1 varchar2(2); 4 begin 5 select v2 into v1 from (select v2 from dual); 6. end; SQL / PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
The database is upgrade to 9i (9.2.0.7), yet it failed. SQL l 1 declare 2 v2 varchar2(2):='1'; 3 v1 varchar2(2); 4 begin 5 select v2 into v1 from (select v2 from dual); 6. end; SQL / declare. ERROR at line 1: ORA-00904: 'V2': invalid identifier ORA-06512: at line 5 The DBA advised to set the 9i DB to 'Event 10933 level 512'. I think this would turn the 9i into 8i behaviour, which mean I cannot use new features from 9i PL/SQL parser. Is there any better solution, other than viturally forcing 9i to 8i? Thanks a lot.
Hi Tom, I have seen the views which u suggested us,they all are good, I have a specific requirment which is given below. I have a running oracle database in 8i, now we are planning to migrate in oracle 9i.Just need to make sure that we following options to migrate or is there any else we can do.The env.
In oracle 8i is in Sun Sol. Take exp from oracle 8i and imp. In oracle 9i.
For this we have manually create oracle 9i and other thing(s) in Oracle box. The Database Upgrade Assistant can be launched by the Oracle Universal Installer, depending upon the type of installation that you select, and provides a graphical user interface (GUI) that guides you through the upgrade of a database. During installation, you can choose to not use the Database Upgrade Assistant, instead choosing to launch it as a standalone tool at any time in the future to upgrade a database 3.
Manually creation: Like we have first physically remove oracle 8i and fresh install oracle 9i. Please suggest me to do so. Hi Tom, Many thanks for your time. We have plan to upgrade oracle from 9.2.0.6 to 9.2.0.8 I have the following qustion: Q) How to track the invalid objects after the upgrade. There are list of different invalid objects before upgrade in each schema. After upgarde, we would like to discard the objects which were invalid before upgrade and would like to know only the list of objects which are invalid after upgrade in each schema. If you can write a SQL to do that, that would be great help.
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Followup October 07, 2009 - 8:22 am UTC you upgrade databases you do not migrate a single user with dbua, you upgrade a database. You still don't say what 100gb of data means, sigh. Test it, that'll tell you how long. It'll depend on how much of that is data (table data) versus indexes (indexes do not take any time to export, indexes take a long time to import - since we import a CREATE INDEX).
It'll depend on whether you have longs and long raws, blobs and clobs. It'll depend on the speed of your machine. It'll depend on your IO ability on that machine. It'll depend on many things. So, benchmark it.