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  Hello

  Welcome to the community!

  Research, it seems that there is absolutely no way to work around this problem, except to redo the data store. Is this correct?

  Yes, unfortunately there no way to change the block size of the datastore to vmfs without reformatting.

  If this is the case, I was looking at a way to save the three current machines and to reload them after it is updated. A way that I thought was to go browse the data store and copy all the files on my local machine to the virtual machine (.nvram, hard, .vmx etx... all the files), wipeout and redo the ESXi host with the correct setting of data store, build the machines VMS in vSphere, and then replace the files with those copied. This works perfectly? I have

  Yes, it will work. You have just to copy all files in this VMFS datastore to a place safe and download once the block size has increased. Once the download is complete, navigate to the virtual machine, the virtual machine folder right click and save the VMX.

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  We have created & started testing a new application. Then exported since dev env. and imported into the production env. Everything went well and the app works well.
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• Several Oracle_home (best way to upgrade)?

  Hi all
  
  I was going to the below link and found this very cool thing that I didn't know.
  http://SearchOracle.TechTarget.com/Tip/0, 289483, sid41_gci1252556, 00.html? follow = NL-93 & ad = 587723 & EM_NLT_1354356 = asrc
  
  It goes something like this
  * My best favorite practice is that of multiple Oracle homes. Here it how it goes. When you apply a hotfix or a group of hotfixes, I do not recommend to apply to the existing House of Oracle. Instead, I suggest the creation of a new Oracle home and apply the patches it.
  
  I create the first House of Oracle to the/app/oracle/db_1, for example. When a patch comes out, I have install Oracle together in a different House-/ app/oracle /-db_2, then apply the fix it. During the process of installation and application of the fix, the database is running, because he fled from home /db_1. When the window failure happens, all I have to do is stop Oracle; Replace Oracle Home db_2 and raise the database. If there is a problem, I can reset the Oracle Home back to the former.
  
  So, here's the classic approach:
  
  1. close the database
  2. apply the patch on the Oracle Home
  3. start the database
  4. in case of problems:
  5. close the database
  6 push the patch
  7. start the database
  
  Steps 2 and 6 could take up to three hours depending on the amount of correction. The database is down during these periods.
  
  In the new approach:
  
  1. install the new Oracle Home
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  3. close the database
  4. change Oracle Home to the new location
  5. start the database
  6. in case of problems:
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  8 change the old Oracle Home
  9 start the database
  
  The database is down only for steps 4 and 8, which takes a few minutes at most, not heures.*
  
  
  But my question comes here... first of all - is this possible? I don't know that it's because Arup Nanda, one of the guys know oracle wrote this article. So here is my Q?
  
  1 - so if I get this right... If I want to spend to 11 g. e, my database is about 10 g.. all I need to do this, create a new 11g family... my 10g database stop... adjust my oracle_home to 11 g and put my database up... and its all updated?
  
  2 - another thing that worries me, it's how it might behave in RAC environment. Any idea
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  3 - also, I wonder how CRS and ASM House like this idea?

  I think that my answer mentions the fixes and upgrades. Which scripts you run will vary according to the instructions of patch and upgrade and on levels/patches how you upgrade on the base. If you are upgrading to 9.2 to 11.1, you may need to run different scripts that if the patch is from 10.2 to 11.1. At the same time for minor 10.2.0.3 to 10.2.0.4 patches can impose conditions of different script.

  You have also two different points of patching. Firstly when you generate the new home you may need to patch it for your current level and may need to test the installation before the upgrade with it. You will then need to patch the database when you switch using the new facility.

  HTH - Mark D Powell.