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  Hi, I just got VMware Fusion and tries to import a Virtual Machine of Windows 7 Parallels 5. When I try to do, I get the message "the virtual machine is running or paused. Shut down the virtual machine and try again. "But Parallels running at all. Restart, opening and closing Parallels do not seem to work. Can anyone help?

  (Mac OS 10.7.4)

  Have you shut down the virtual machine (not parallel) or simply hang it?  You have snapshots created in Parallels?

  FWIW, conversion of VM a questions - you might be better off installing VMWare converter inside the guest and then use it to create a new machine virtual merger.

• Using the parallel option with DataPump

  Hello

  Does make sense to make a DataPump export and import with the option parallel > 1 when I only have a single dump file?

  Thanks and greetings

  Hello

  Thank you for the feedback.

  But as I said I am concerned by the presence of a single dump file.

  It does not work and have abortions. So I can't use this option unless I generate export by many dump files.

  Kind regards

• Cannot open a session in Windows 7 (a kind of desperate here...)

  Hello world.

  I'm having a major problem, searched the net, and these discussion forum are my last resource.

  I was running VMWare Fusion 4.1.1 on my MacBook Pro when I installed Windows 7. Everything has worked perfectly for more than a year.

  Yesterday, I wound up Windows and now I just can't log into Windows more. Here is whats happening:

  1 VMWare fusion starts as it does always;

  2 - Windows 7 login screen is displayed normally;

  3 - the cursor blinks already on the password field;

  4. I can't just type my password! -> There is no response, nothing... The cursor just keeps blinking.

  Other news related to the logon screen:

  I can move my mouse perfectly, but I can't click on any part of the screen (I can not click on the keyboard on screen icon, or anywhere else).

  I ask you for assistance, you can suggest, because half of my life is inside my virtual Windows machine.

  Thank you.

  Finally, I managed to solve it, so I thought I would post my findings and hope this might help someone.

  As I said, I was not able to connect to Windows 7, because the keyboard did not. So, I thought it might be something related to VMWare or Windows itself.

  I tried to isolate each of my assumptions, so I downloaded Parallels Desktop (14 days) and imported my existing VMWare machine.

  After that I imported my existing VM, Parallels desktop was giving me exactly the same problem.

  Thus, Windows 7 has been the following to blame. It turns out that the automatic updates of windows had restarted my machine and it was in a State of insconsistent.

  After a few hours, I finally F8 while windows is starting up and selected the option 'Restore to last know good configuration' and now I'm able to connect every time my VM is stopped.

  Best regards.

• Establishment of multimaster environment on 11g and replication

  Hey guys
  
  I think I'm getting my guide install completely fake. We implement 4 multimaitres servers. Allows to call the A B C D. Also, each have say 4 created suffixes. Say S1 S2 S3 S4. Here are my questions.
  
  The steps that I take are
  
  (1) installation A and B
  (2) created the suffix S1 S2 S3 S4 (empty on both servers)
  (3) allowing the Master Replica (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19424-01/820-4809/bcaqf/index.html)
  
  Now run us the server command has to B
  the host $ dsconf enable-repl - port d ReplicaID Pei h master DN suffix
  
  If the command is on a server? Also is the correct syntax?
  $ dsconf enable-repl - h HOSTA Pei 1 389 master S1 S2 S3 S4
  Then on server B
  $ dsconf enable-repl - h HOSTB Pei 389 2 master S1 S2 S3 S4
  
  (4) create replication agreement (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19424-01/820-4809/bcaqj/index.html)
  
  The command is: $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h consumer of suffix-ND - p port of the host-host: consumption-port [consumer-host: consumption-port]
  
  So now the server has (will be this replication of configuration on both directions? IE A-> B and B <-A? or need additional commands?)
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTA Pei 389 S1 HOSTB:389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTA Pei 389 S2 HOSTB:389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTA Pei 389 S3 HOSTB:389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTA Pei 389 S4 HOSTB:389
  
  (5) to import data into the suffix (S1 S2 S3 S4) ONLY on the server a (Correct?) This will launch the replication on the server B.
  
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  (6) install C and D
  (2) created the suffix S1 S2 S3 S4 (empty on both servers)
  (3) allowing the Master Replica (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19424-01/820-4809/bcaqf/index.html)
  
  Command is on Server C
  $ dsconf enable-repl - h HOSTC Pei 389 3 master S1 S2 S3 S4
  Then on the server!
  $ enable-repl - h dsconf PASS Pei 389 4 master S1 S2 S3 S4
  
  (4) create replication agreement (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19424-01/820-4809/bcaqj/index.html)
  
  If the C Server (or on a server?)
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTC Pei 389 S1 HOSTA: 389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTC Pei 389 S2 HOSTA: 389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTC Pei 389 S3 HOSTA: 389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTC Pei 389 S4 HOSTA: 389
  
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTC Pei 389 S1 HOSTB:389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTC Pei 389 S2 HOSTB:389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTC Pei 389 S3 HOSTB:389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTC Pei 389 S4 HOSTB:389
  
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTC Pei 389 S1 HOSTD:389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTC Pei 389 S2 HOSTD:389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTC Pei 389 S3 HOSTD:389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h HOSTC Pei 389 S4 HOSTD:389
  
  Then on the server!
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h SPEND Pei 389 S1 HOSTA: 389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h SPEND Pei 389 S2 HOSTA: 389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h SPEND Pei 389 S3 HOSTA: 389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h SPEND Pei 389 S4 HOSTA: 389
  
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h SPEND Pei 389 S1 HOSTB:389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h SPEND Pei 389 S2 HOSTB:389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h SPEND Pei 389 S3 HOSTB:389
  $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h SPEND Pei 389 S4 HOSTB:389
  
  
  
  (5) replication should kickoff importing data in C and D of A and B
  
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  Please guide me where it is an error and the correct procedure to install 4 servers multimater and replication configuration between them

  The command is: $ dsconf create-repl-agmt - h consumer of suffix-ND - p port of the host-host: consumption-port [consumer-host: consumption-port]
  So now the server has (will be this replication of configuration on both directions? IE A-> B & B)<-A? or="" need="" additional="">

  "create-repl-agmt dsconf" creates only a unidirectional replication agreement. In ODSEE there is no such thing as a two-way replication agreement. You must define how changes should circulate and create a new agreement for each link. So in your case, if you would like the changes made on B to A, then create another series of agreements from B to A.

  (5) to import data into the suffix (S1 S2 S3 S4) ONLY on the server a (Correct?) This will launch the replication on the server B.

  N ° import does not disable replication, only the updates. If the suffix S1 on B is empty, then you init it before it can receive updates a. Your choices are

  1 Init has. Then online at init from A to B (dsconf init-repl-dest)
  2 Init A. A export (dsconf Pei 389 S1 to export), copy the LDIF to B and init (dsadm import)

  It might be easier to see option 2. So:
  -Initialize all suffixes on A
  -Export all suffixes of four. This will ensure that all instances will get the same copy of entries (including all replication metadata)
  -Copy the files LDIF for B, C and D
  -' Import dsadm' run in parallel.
  -create the repl agmt as you want (a one-way ticket)
  -make a change on one and watch it appear on the other three.

• Parallel degree importing Datapump

  Hello

  For several imports that I ran, I observed a constant degree of parallelism = 10 when creating index.

  Moreover, I parallel_degree_limit = en parallel_degree_policy = MANUAL CPU.

  The first parameter specifies that Oracle sets up to an upper limit on the DOP.

  If this explains the value observed?

  Kind regards

  Hello

  At the same time goes like this:

  all the tables, plsql definitions are created in series

  All data in the table of loading in parallel - so not parallel insertion into a table but a work process separate datapump by table - so EMP would be charged by slave1 and DEPT by slave2 - but at the same time. IN your case 10 separate tables would all be imported at the same time.

  The indexes are built at the same time you specify

  Constraints are made in series one and the same process, I think

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  See you soon,.

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• Fusion 8 trial goes wrong - Win8.1 VM, imported from Parallels, does not start

  I was pretty many small problems with Parallels, so I thought that I had trial VMware. After importing my Parallels VM, it does not start in Fusion. A few details:

  Fusion 8.0.1 - 3094680, downloaded today VMware.

  I installed it, accepting all the defaults. Let him import my Parallels VM work. From the first test, wouldn't start Windows. After using Windows for many years, I am familiar with its built-in startup repair functions, so I followed, as follows:

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  "Your PC came across a problem..." »

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  Oh, my Mac is a MBP, the model of 2014, the 16 GB of RAM, a Yosemite OS X fully updated running. There are about 150 GB of SSD disk space, and the virtual machine is set to 8 GB of RAM.

  Any ideas? I'll be happy to check if suggested things and report.

  The first thing I would try would be to uninstall the drivers/additions/tools from inside the virtual machine before you import it - that is to say from inside Parallels.  Have you tried?

  Check that Parallels knows that it is a virtual machine Windows 8.1 (or the closest guest OS type he understands).  We rely on the knowledge of the OS type asked to perform various tasks during the import, and we could get confused if it is not correctly set prior to importation.  By the way, check what disk controller, we chose to use for the virtual hard disk.  SATA is probably the safest option, but I can't predict with certainty how it works if you use a type of controller of different disk for the virtual machine in Parallels.

  I hope it's useful!  Feel free to post them here if none of these solves the problem.

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  --

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• Import parallel-VAPP Limitaion

  Hello

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  I use the RunASync indicator to ensure that the command does not wait until it finishes and returns immediately.

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  Yes, it is an option... I'll look into that.

  Thanks again for your help! You have really helped my out here.

  Thank you.

• Import of Parallels

  I want to try VMware Fusion to see if it solves a problem I have with a soft under Parallels, but I have a concern. In some reading that looks like the Parallels image is rendered unusable return to Parallels, if I decide not to use VMware. In the application itself, however, it is said that import creates a copy. So the question is I will end with two images, one for the existing to Parallels and VMware? I don't want to take the risk of trashing Parellels since I already have a number of installed applications.

  TNX!

  When you import, you will receive an option to choose a location where the converted image is saved. In the end, you will have a picture format by merger.

  Parallels image will be always available in its original location.

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  Hello

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• Parallel import

  Hi all
  
  I want to migrate our Database 9i to 11 GR 2.
  
  Our database is 'big' enough and I have 200 GB dump exp.
  
  The halde has 5 large tables of size approx. 20G each.
  
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  My problem is the only drive that could have a quarrel of e/s?
  
  Sould I run one at a time or in parallel?
  
  
  Ideas please...
  
  
  Thank you very much

  As you have only 1 disc, if you could use parallel execution, your query slaves will strike only one disc.

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  Using Parallels 4?  If so, then...

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  To extend what Gary says, you can watch the Binfile of Dataexport option. It is an extremely effective way to export then re-import the data.