Migration from SQL Server 2005 to Oracle 10g

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• Planning application migration from SQL Server 2005 to SQL Server 2008.

  We have a DB SQL Server 2005 to 2008.

  Customer is underway for DB Upgrade only and not upgrade the Hyperion applications.

  Hyp version: 11.1.2.1

  Components: Planning Hyp, EN and related services, ODI.

  I intend to

  1 put level SQL Server side by side and not place

  2 migrate Legacy applications on new server

  If someone has done this before faced any problem? I see no any problem which should appear as a result of migration from 2005 to 2008 Server, but I wanted to be clear about this. How to plan the application will manage the change in DB.

  Is there a method / recommended for this migration?

  Thank you

  Anjum

  SQL Server upgrade does not impact on Hyperion.

  If in the case of practice on different servers, I mean 2005 server 2008 Server, we have to configure again.

  Thank you

  Mady

• Migration from SQL Server 2005 to huge data. Taking more than 18 hours...

  Hello
  
  We are migrate SQL 2005 DB for Oracle 10 g 64 bit 10.2.0.5 server. The source DB sql server has a few tables (< 10) and only a few stored procedure(<5). However a single table of the source is very large, he has 70 million records in it. I started the migration process; He ran up to 18 hours died while I cancelled it. I use SQL Developer 3.1.0.7 with migration online.
  
  Kindly let me know if I choose offline migration it will reduce the travel time from data. Is there another tool by oracle that can migrate data giant (million documents) quickly. Will there be some configurations in SQL Developer which can Catalysis process?
  
  Kindly help.
  
  Best regards!
  
  Irfan

  Hello Irfan,

  a data movement with 70 million documents online is really not recommended. According to the documentation of SQL Developer:

  "Data online movements are suitable for small data sets, while data offline movements are useful for moving large amounts of data." I wouldn't say 70 million documents is a small set of data.

  Moving data online is just a COPY via JDBC, while moving data offline is using BCP export and import using SQL * Loader. This explains why the movement of offline data is faster.

  Concerning
  Wolfgang

• Since SQL SERVER 2005 to Oracle 10.2

  Hello
  
  How can we transfer DB from sql server 2005 to Oracle 10.2.0.1?
  
  Thank you
  Brij

  DBF, is not sql server.
  >
  SQL Server databases have three types of files:

  *

  Primary data files

  The primary data file is the starting point of the database and points to the other files in the database. Each database has a primary data file. The file name extension recommended for primary data files is .mdf.
  *

  Secondary data files

  Secondary data files include all files of data, other than the primary data file. Some databases may not have secondary data files, while others have multiple secondary data files. The file name extension recommended for secondary data files is .ndf.
  *

  Log files

  Log files hold all the log information used to recover the database. There must be at least one log file for each database, although there may be more than one. The file name extension recommended for log files is .ldf.
  >

  for dbf to oracle, see http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0:P11_QUESTION_ID:711825134415

• Migration from SQL Server to Oracle during 11.1.2.4 upgrade

  Hi all

  To further expand on the title, wanted to check if it is possible to migrate from SQL Server to Oracle, while improving 11.1.2.1 to 11.1.2.4 on brand-new material. There is a change in all the components (s/w, h/w, RDBMS) so I wanted to run this generic statement by the forum to see what the experts think.

  Where in the equation can count us on LCM?

  I know that John Goodwin had already answered a few questions on the same subject for previous versions, but as 11.1.2.4 is a different game... I would be grateful if someone could share their thoughts.

  Thank you!

  If you are installed on hardware costs and migration then it should be independent of the RDBMS. Not to say there is no problems with passing of 11.1.2.1 to 11.1.2.4 (if you use planning, for example, business rules-> Calc Manager) but they certainly should not be linked to the fact you've changed the underlying database.

• Migration from SQL Server to Oracle

  Dear friends,
  
  I used several different tools as SQL Developer but couldn't really even migrate due to various errors.
  
  In addition to these tools, there is another way to migrate. I use Oracle 10 g and SQL Server 2005.
  
  Please advice.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  With respect,
  
  Nith

  I tried to follow the procedure in MS SQL Server 2005 to Oracle 11 g Migration using this guide:
  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/OBE/hol08/sqldev_migration/MSSQLServer/migrate_microsoft_sqlserver_otn.htm

  I found that a lot of tables was empty in the target database. Anyone can guide me please the ideal way to migrate data intact of the MSS to Oracle? How about full Convert 5.5 Enterprise and SwisSQL 6.0?

  Concerning
  Jimmy

• Migration from SQL Server to Oracle database

  I have 2 questions:
  
  1. we intend to convert our sql server databases oracle OLTP databases. I tried to use SQL Developer to migrate a database of small sql server to oracle (size 5 GB) database. It was fine. When I tried to migrate to a different database (size 90G), it takes too much time. The problem with sql developer is I can not pick and choose tables. 250 paintings, I need to migrate tables abt 80 (the size will be abt 50 G). What is everyone can share their experiences, as appropriate, converting databases of size average sql server for oracle databases? other options?
  
  2. I intend to convert the sql server ddl to oracle ddl. I have tested bcp out and use sql loader to import the data. Right now I am manually creating the oracle tables sql server tables. I use http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/gateways.112/e12069/apa.htm#BABCIIDI to convert the code. Are there other ways better to convert sql DDL DDL Oracle Server?
  
  Thanks in advance

  DDLS must be converted manually. Oracle is not SQL-Server.

  If for example, you have the option of partitioning, you should consider using the partitioning index and when it is possible. Not all tables must be hash tables. Do postpone you creation of segment or not? What type of tablespace? Set yourself free percentages and allows you to manage when the data block is on the free list and how much is reserved in the block of data to update rows in this block?

  There are many considerations to be taken with regard to the physical database design.

  Using BCP and SQL * Loader sound good. SQL * Loader is fast and scalable - use it to load up to 3.6 million lines every 60 seconds. Direct and parallel charges will give the best performance in this regard (assuming that the underlying table structure and use supports this approach).

• Migration of Vcenter DB from SQL SERVER 2005 to SQL 2008 Express

  Hello
  I'll migrate the physical vcenter server to a virtual machine, then I'll install a new VM with OS 2008R2 and SQL2008. But I need the migration plan
  vCenter DB from SQL 2005 to SQL2008. VMware also recommends

  Note: 1) VMware recommends now IP address and host name the same information to facilitate the migration.

  (2) software migration to different vCenter Server, Manager of update or VMware Orchestrator. For example, Site Recovery Manager is not migrated.

  (3) move the VMware Orchestrator database. You must do it manually.

  We can give to vcenter server new name and IP and if yes what will be then problem occur after the post migration.

  Thank you

  vmguy

  It takes to keep the same name and IP address? If we will give different vcenter and IP server name then how will transfer of post stage

  If you can keep the same name of host and IP, this would make it so much easier.  That said, if you need to change the host name and IP address of vCenter you can run into issues where all your guests appear as disconnected. Usually, you can right click and choose 'connect', asked credentials for your hosts of ESXi, but after that they should remain connected.

  In addition, just in case I posted above another KB.

• How to migrate from SQL server to oracle 11g

  Hello
  I have a lot of tables in sql server, and I want to connect them in oracle

  Welcome to the forum,

  Hello
  To create a link Oracle with SQL Server follow these steps:
  1. install Oracle ODBC drivers on the server (your Oracle database local) who will have access to the remote SQL Server database by using the database link.

  2. configuration of the ODBC connection on the local Oracle using the Windows ODBC Data Source Administrator database

  3 test pilots to verify ODBC connectivity is made to the SQL Server database.

  4. make sure that your global_names parameter is set to False.

  5. configure Oracle heterogeneous services by creating an initodbc.ora file in the Oracle database.

  7 change the Listener.ora file.

  SID_NAME is the DSN for the remote database.
  ORACLE_HOME is the real path to the file at Oracle.
  PROGRAM says Oracle heterogeneous services.

  SID_LIST_LISTENER =
  (SID_LIST =
  (SID_DESC =
  (SID_NAME = Cas30C) - enter the DSN on this line
  (ORACLE_HOME = c:\oracle10gdb)--Inscrivez your Oracle home
  (Program = hsodbc)) )

  8. change the Tnsnames.ora file. It's accessed by users Oracle database installation connect for ODBC drivers

  (DESCRIPTION =
  (ADDRESS_LIST =
  (Address = (PROTOCOL = TCP)
  (HOST =
  -(X server)
  (PORT = 1521))) -Enter the port on which the server x installing Oracle
  -is listening
  (CONNECT_DATA = (SID = Cas30c)) - enter the name of the DSN
  (HS = OK)-enter this value. He indicates to Oracle to use transfer services
  )

  9 recharge the listener on a local Oracle database

  10. create a link of database on the local Oracle installation that accesses the heterogeneous connection, which, in turn, connect to SQL Server.

  11 execute SQL Select Server from the Oracle installation using the database link

  Thank you
  BelMan :)

• SQL Server 2005 to Oracle Migration

  Dear friends,
  
  I scoured many websites on migration, and I have a few options in hand.
  
  1 - oracle Workbench: does not support SQL Server more
  2 - SQL Developer: has not worked for me (he gave a lot of mistakes, I didn't know how to fix)
  3 - dblink: what used for migration?
  4. I can try to generate text files in sql server and using loaded sql I should load into oracle.
  5 experiment some features in sql server to convert it into another format.
  
  Advice me please if you know which is the best option among all or if there are other ways to handle them.
  
  I need only the tables and records.
  
  Please guide me.
  
  Thank you.
  
  Nith

  Sorry Nith, I have no practical experience on the Golden Gate.

• Ms SQL Server 2005 to Oracle 9i migration

  Hi all
  
  MS-SQLServer to Oracle 9i migration. in migration, work bench lists only SQL SERVER 2000
  
  Thank you
  -
  ABK

  Oracle Migration Workbench is outdated and replaced with SQL Developer Migration Workbench.
  Take a look on:
  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/tech/Migration/Workbench/index_sqldev_omwb.html

• Reading BLOB to SQL Server 2005 using DB Oracle 10 g Link

  Hi all
  
  I'm reading the data from a table in SQL Server 2005 by using ODBC DB link created in Oracle database 10 g (10.2.0.3/4). I do not use oracle gateway.
  
  I am able to read all the data except data BLOB of SQL server 2005. It gives an below error when I try to run the query SELECT * from T_TRANSACTION_DATA@sdeslink within a stored procedure:
  
  ORA-22992: cannot use LOB Locators selected remote tables
  
  Kindly help how to read BLOB from SQL server 2005 within Oracle 10 g.
  
  Best regards!
  
  Irfan

  Irfan,
  In fact, you hit a restriction of RDBMS and is not a problem HSODBC. You will get the same error if you try to select a BLOB in a remote Oracle database.
  There are workrounds, but you must first verify that you can select the remote blob using SQLPLUS as there are some restrictions on the types of data that can be managed by HSODBC.
  What is the data type of the column in SQL * Server can you select using SQLPLUS?

  The other point is that 10.2 HSODBC was desupported for awhile and you need to install and use the replacement product that is the 11g database for ODBC (DG4ODBC) gateway.

  Kind regards
  Mike

• Migration to SQL SERVER 2008 for questions of Oracle 10 g.

  Hello
  
  I'm trying to migrate from SQL Server 2008 to Oracle 10 g and I end up with a few problems that I wanted to ask you some info about it.
  First of all, I followed a tutorial
  http://St-curriculum.Oracle.com/OBE/DB/hol08/sqldev_migration/MSSQLServer/migrate_microsoft_sqlserver_otn.htm
  and and in the latest version of Oracle SQL developer, I downloaded, I found not the Output of the Script of Capture of database load option.
  My first question is how can I add either this option or y at - it a new way to load the script to capture?
  Can I use the migration wizard and after all, I had the full message of migrating the application.
  When I tried to open my connectionss, he told me version 11.2 is necessary. Does this mean that developer Oracle SQL 3 only
  perform the migration of oracle 11g? And if I tried the previous versions, it does not support SQL server 2008.
  What should I do in this case?
  
  Thank you!

  The output of the Script Capture charge of database can be found in the tools of-> Migration section.

  You have already discovered the "create data base Capture Scripts" in tools-> Migration menu and you have run the script that generated the DAT files.
  Now click on tools-> option-> Migration migrate, choose your repository, add a project, and then on the next page you must choose between ONLINE and offline mode. When you use the DAT files, please choose the offline mode and add the * ocp file with the subdirectories that contains the DAT files.

  SQL Developer is able to connect to Oracle 10.2 db as well. Can you please be more specific about the second question and provide more details the steps that you did?

• Migration sql server 2000 for oracle 9i

  Hello
  
  I migrate from sql server 2000 to oracle 9i
  
  When I capture Microsoft Sql Server, it gives an error
  oracle.dbtools.metadata.persistence.PersistenceException: ORA-04098: trigger ' MIGRATION. MD_PROJECTS_TRG' is invalid and does not re-validation
  I try again and it starts but it's not to stop until clicking on cancel or close
  
  What's the harm?
  
  Thank you

  Hello
  You hit a known issue using a repository created in 9.2.
  To show that this is the case do the following-

  SQL > alter trigger compilation MD_PROJECTS_TRG.

  WARNING: Trigger modified with compilation errors.

  SQL > show errors
  Errors for MD_PROJECTS_TRG TRIGGER:

  LINE/COL ERROR
  -------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
  3/9 PL/SQL: statement ignored
  3/20 PLS-00905: object MIGREP. MD_META is not valid

  Compilation md_meta-

  SQL > alter compilation package md_meta;

  WARNING: The package has been modified with compilation errors.

  SQL > show errors
  PACKAGE MD_META for errors:

  LINE/COL ERROR
  -------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
  0/0 PLS-00908: the stored format of MD_META is not supported by this
  Release

  21/4 PLS-00114: identifier 'PUTBAIFZKA3IHSJ5AC4ZXWYAWG41KN' too long
  21/4 PLS-00707: construction not taken in charge or internal error [2702]
  SQL >
  ==

  If you get this, so the only alternative is to create the SQL * Developer repository in a database of 10.2.

  Kind regards
  Mike

• SQL server 2005 sp3 - says no on VC 2.5U4 compatibility matrix - VMware will all simply not to test and publish?

  SQL server 2005 sp3 - says no on VC 2.5U4 compatibility matrix - VMware will all simply not to test and publish?

  I play a new installation of VC 2.5U4 and provides the DBA SQL 2005 SP3 standard. VMware will not test compatibility SQL 2005 SP3 or are there unresolved issues? Messages to date appear to be mixed with most saying SP3 of SQL is not question.

  Updates or VMware response to requests for information from SQL Server 2005 SP3? Given that the SPs are listed separately on the compatibility matrix... it seems not to be supported. VMware would accept a call from support with VC on SQL2005 SP3?

  I'm in a similar position, we have installed SQL 2005 with SP3 and it seems to work very well. I just want to know, vmware will support me if I have problems with VCenter?