Correct a way to clone a new database using EXP/IMP?

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• Clonning an ASM database on the same server with different names of sid.

  Hello people!
  
  I tried to clone an existing database on the same host with a different name with no luck.
  
  I tried what 415579,1 reccomends, but, when I reached the RESTORE CONTROLFILE from clause that it fails since this process the old and the new database must be the same. I don't want that. I want a separate copy, not a database of pending. There are other people in the company who will use this database, and I just want to replicate it.
  
  RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
  RMAN-00569: = ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS =.
  RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
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  I want to just clone a database with a different name, in the same way we used to do with ALTER DATBASE BACKUP CONTROLFILE to TRACE-> COPY DB_FILES-> RECREATING CONTROLFILES WITH a DIFFERENT NAME DATABASE.
  
  Exp/imp it's a possible solution, but I wonder if it is just another way to clone an existing database in the same node with a different namedo with RMAN? Just as we used to with BACKUP CONTROLFILE to TRACE-> DBF_FILES-> RECREATING CONTROLFILES WITH DB NAME DIFFERENT COPY.
  
  It's the links I tried to follow without success.
  
  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/deploy/availability/PDF/asm_cloning.PDF
  Duplicate by RMAN 10 g
  
  and many others...
  
  Thanks for your help.
  Alex.

  You'll need an auxiliary copy if you restore the database to a different name.
  Take a look at the following note:
  http://jhdba.WordPress.com/2009/04/02/cloning-a-database-ASM-to-ASM/

• secconf.Sql. If it will work for upgrades or only for new databases?

  Hello
  
  I'm reviewing oracle 11g features and found that few things need special attention, such as checking the settings and the changes in the default profile.
  
  Looking at the secconf.sql file, I found this note
  
  REM only invoked for databases of newly created, not for upgrade of databases
  
  My question is
  (1) if I update a database to Oracle 10 G to Oracle 11 G, will, these changes in profile by default and the audit take place or not?
  (2) these 11 G changes will happen if we create new databases using DBCA?
  
  Thank you
  Delphine

  If you take a peek of scripts by calling secconf.sql in 11.2 /rdbms/admin, you see that secconf.sql can be run from catuprgd.sql with the following calling sequence:

  catupgrd. SQL-> catproc.sql-> catpexec.sql-> execseq.sql-> secconf.sql

  You can retrieve it with:

   pwd
  /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1/rdbms/admin
  [oracle@lx01 admin]$ grep secconf.sql *.sql
  execsec.sql:Rem  Only run the secconf.sql script for new database creations, not
  execsec.sql:      :secconf_name := '@secconf.sql';
  secconf.sql:Rem $Header: rdbms/admin/secconf.sql /main/3 2008/10/26 23:05:27 apsrivas Exp $
  secconf.sql:Rem secconf.sql
  secconf.sql:Rem      secconf.sql - SECure CONFiguration script
  [oracle@lx01 admin]$ grep execsec.sql *.sql
  catpexec.sql:@@execsec.sql
  execsec.sql:Rem $Header: execsec.sql 12-jun-2006.13:39:34 rburns Exp $
  execsec.sql:Rem execsec.sql
  execsec.sql:Rem      execsec.sql - secure configuration settings
  [oracle@lx01 admin]$ grep catpexec.sql *.sql
  catpexec.sql:Rem $Header: catpexec.sql 06-jan-2007.20:57:33 rburns Exp $
  catpexec.sql:Rem catpexec.sql
  catpexec.sql:Rem      catpexec.sql - CATProc EXECute pl/sql blocks
  catproc.sql:@@catpexec.sql     --CATFILE -X
  execcr.sql:Rem      Run from catpexec.sql (catproc.sql)
  [oracle@lx01 admin]$ grep catproc.sql catupgrd.sql
  @@catproc.sql --CATFILE -X
  

  Thus, it seems that catupgrd.sql still works secconf.sql. Given that catuprgd.sql is THE upgrade script (see http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e10820/scripts004.htm#sthref3623), it seems that this secconf.sql is still running.

  But this is not the case if you read execsec.sql code and comments:

  Rem  Only run the secconf.sql script for new database creations, not
  Rem  for upgrades or any other reruns of catproc.sql.  The version column
  Rem  in registry$ is NULL while catproc.sql is running the first time
  Rem  on a new database.
  
  VARIABLE secconf_name VARCHAR2(256)
  COLUMN :secconf_name NEW_VALUE secconf_file NOPRINT
  
  DECLARE
     p_version  varchar2(30);
  BEGIN
     :secconf_name := '@nothing.sql';
     SELECT version INTO p_version FROM registry$
     WHERE cid='CATPROC';
     IF p_version IS NULL THEN
        :secconf_name := '@secconf.sql';
     END IF;
  END;
  /
  
  SELECT :secconf_name FROM DUAL;
  @&secconf_file
  

  In the case of database upgrade registry .version $ is not null and above the code will run nothing.sql instead of secconf.sql:

  [oracle@lx01 admin]$ cat nothing.sql
  Rem $Header: nothing.sql 18-oct-2001.09:57:38 Exp $
  

  It is therefore very likely that secconf.sql is not running during the 11.2 database upgrade (I think that the same should apply to 11.1).

• Duplicate RMAN cloning using the database using the current database

  Hi all

  I am new bie, I want to clone my target database using the rman command 'DUPLICATE database OF ACTIVE DATABASE"new host.

  steps on google, I searched, but I got confused, I doubt if you need to install oracle rdbms softare on new host or not? and also should I copy all files (redo, control, datafiles) to the new host? kind LY help and tell me the steps to clone the database using rman.your help will be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Kind regards.

  OS: RHEL 5.4

  DB: 11.2.0.3

  Hello

  Have you not through document link to Gavin at least. It's very simple steps. If you wait until other measures, then won't them.

  He had provided the demonstration, at least get in 'google' (you'll have so many links)

  The Oracle Dba Italian Blogger: how to clone an Oracle 11 g 2 home

  http://balaoracledba.com/2013/12/16/cloning-an-existing-Oracle11g-release-2-RDBMS-installation/

  Note: If you feel always complex, better skip the task itself.

  -Thank you

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• LISTENER ERR when create database using DBCA

  Please advice, I have RAC 11 g R2 installed in Enterprise Linux 5.4 environment so I face-down problem when creating new database using DBCA
  
  "Scan earphone is not configured in the grid infrastructure Oracle home. To create a database, analysis auditor is required to be configured ".»
  
  Although when I run crsctl res stat - you I see the earpiece is in place
  
  
  ORA. LISTENER.lsnr
  Rac1 online online
  Rac2 ONLINE

  The resource that you see is for a listener and not a listener to scan. Two different things.

  Check if a listener to scan is configured? The sounds of it you have not configured so that you will need to add a listener to scan. The SCAN IP should be configured in the DNS system first.

  srvctl add scan
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  srvctl config scan
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  srvctl status scan_listener
  

  Check out these links for more information on SCANNING configuration.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/install.112/e25666/undrstnd.htm#BEIFFBBI
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• Removal/drop/withdraw, database using Enterprise Manager (12 c)

  Hello
  I ran a few searches and examine documentation... but I have not found a way to move/delete/delete databases using 12 c EM.
  We have environments multi-instance (a single physical server with multiple instances/database). And from time to time, to delete one or more instances when they are out of service.
  So far, we use DBCA, but I wonder if there is a way to do the same with the EM 'out of the box... ".
  
  Could someone point me in the right direction?
  
  
  Thanks in advance,
  
  Francisco Palomares

  Hello Francisco,.

  the only 'out of the box' methods to remove/delete a database would be:

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  Rob

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• How to create the database using the command line?

  Hi all
  
  Win7
  10g or 11g
  
  I want to create a new database using a script.
  
  I set up my new SID and oracle_home.
  
  Then sqlplus / DBA.
  
  then I execute a common script...

  startup nomount;
  create database PRODB
         logfile group 1 ('z:\oradata\PRODB\redo01.log',
                          'z:\oradata\PRODB\redo01b.log') size 50M,
                 group 2 ('z:\oradata\PRODB\redo02.log',
                          'z:\oradata\PRODB\redo02b.log') size 50M,
                 group 3 ('z:\oradata\PRODB\redo03.log',
                          'z:\oradata\PRODB\redo03b.log') size 50M,
                 group 4 ('z:\oradata\PRODB\redo04.log',
                          'z:\oradata\PRODB\redo04b.log') size 50M
         character set AL32UTF8
         datafile 'z:\oradata\PRODB\sysPRODB.dbf' size 500M
         sysaux datafile 'z:\oradata\PRODB\auxPRODB.dbf' size 300M
         undo tablespace undo
                 datafile 'z:\oradata\PRODB\undoPRODB.dbf' size 100M
         default temporary tablespace temp
                 tempfile 'z:\oradata\PRODB\tempPRODB.dbf' size 150M;
  @/opt/app/oracle/product/10.2.0/db_1/rdbms/admin/catalog.sql;
  @/opt/app/oracle/product/10.2.0/db_1/rdbms/admin/catproc.sql;
  connect system/manager;
  @/opt/app/oracle/product/10.2.0/db_1/sqlplus/admin/pupbld.sql;
  exit;
  
  
  
  SQL> startup nomount;
  ORA-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error
  SQL> create database PRODB
    2         logfile group 1 ('z:\oradata\PRODB\redo01.log',
    3                          'z:\oradata\PRODB\redo01b.log') size 50M,
    4                 group 2 ('z:\oradata\PRODB\redo02.log',
    5                          'z:\oradata\PRODB\redo02b.log') size 50M,
    6                 group 3 ('z:\oradata\PRODB\redo03.log',
    7                          'z:\oradata\PRODB\redo03b.log') size 50M,
    8                 group 4 ('z:\oradata\PRODB\redo04.log',
    9                          'z:\oradata\PRODB\redo04b.log') size 50M
   10         character set AL32UTF8
   11         datafile 'z:\oradata\PRODB\sysPRODB.dbf' size 500M
   12         sysaux datafile 'z:\oradata\PRODB\auxPRODB.dbf' size 300M
   13         undo tablespace undo
   14                 datafile 'z:\oradata\PRODB\undoPRODB.dbf' size 100M
   15         default temporary tablespace temp
   16                 tempfile 'z:\oradata\PRODB\tempPRODB.dbf' size 150M;

  I always hit it
  
  SQL > startup nomount;
  ORA-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error
  
  But if I run it on Linux is good.
  
  
  Help, please...
  
  
  Thank you very much
  
  zxy

  yxes2013 wrote:

  I want to create a new database using a script.

  Suggestion. DBCA allows to generate the database model and use the option "+ Save as scripts + ' (no need to create the database).

  In the scripts directory, there will be a couple of shell and SQL scripts to create the database. Use them as your CLI model for the creation of a custom database. (I guess that DBCA works the same on Windows as it does on Linux).

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