Migration Oracle 10 g 2 32-bit to Oracle 11 g 64 bit options

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• Migration Oracle EBS R12.0.6 from 32 to 64-bit

  Hello
  
  We run oracle eBusiness suite R12.0.6 in windows 2003 32-bit server and its database in windows 2003 server 64-bit.
  We plan to migrate the level to a widow of 64-bit apps.
  
  Please guide me with a good and easy walking distance.
  Thank you

  George wrote:
  Hello

  We run oracle eBusiness suite R12.0.6 in windows 2003 32-bit server and its database in windows 2003 server 64-bit.
  We plan to migrate the level to a widow of 64-bit apps.

  Please guide me with a good and easy walking distance.
  Thank you

  Please refer to the (migration Oracle E-Business Suite R12 to Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 [1188535.1 ID]) - Please make sure that you are running a version of OS 64-bit supported Windows (as stated in the doc).

  Thank you
  Hussein

• Migration Oracle Apps R12 for windows 32-bit to 64-bit windows

  Hello
  
  We have two node for R12.1.1 on windows 2008 32-bit architecture. A database node and the other node for application.
  
  As we face a lot of problems of memory, we plan to go for 64-bit.
  
  I already read the document
  
  Migration Oracle E-Business Suite R12 to Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 [ID 1188535.1]
  
  Says doc in place upgrades of the OS are not supported...
  
  So my question is...
  
  While keeping the production, how can all I migrate using the same servers. Coz my company won't buy new servers...
  
  
  Please suggest.

  979379 wrote:
  Thank you very much. But I have to make sure that backup is correct and can be restored.

  I am thinking to create a clone to another machine before installing Windows 64 bits on production. While I would backup migration gives a few problems.

  Other suggestions are welcome.

  Thank you

  Your approach should be good. Make sure that your backup is recoverable and you have a second copy on another hard drive.

  Thank you
  Hussein

• Migration Oracle 11 g of Sun Solaris sparc to Red had linux

  Dear Experts,
  
  Could you please share your experiences of migration Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production of Sun Solaris Sparc 64 - bit Red Hat linux 5.6. Any links, documentation, issues, notes would be very useful.
  
  Thank you.

  I think that the best way to achieve this is to perform a test using test databases/servers. This test will identify the problems and obstacles specific to your installation, which may or may not be mentioned in the generic documentation that you can find.

  HTH
  Srini

• Migration Oracle Applications 12.0.6 from Linux to AIX.

  Please give me the id of document "Migrating Oracle E-Business Suite R12.0.6 with base 10.2.0.3 on Linux 32-bit for IBM AIX 64-bit"
  
  Source:
  Request = 12.0.6
  Database = 10.2.0.3
  OS = Linux 32-bit
  Worm = 4.8
  Single node environment.
  
  Target:
  Request = 12.0.6
  Database = 10.2.0.3
  OS = IBM - AIX
  Worm = 5.1
  Single node environment.
  
  Kind regards.

  Please view these docs/links.

  Note: 438086.1 - Platform Migration Oracle Applications version 12
  Note: 756086.1 - Oracle Applications R12 Migration of Solaris for the Linux platform

  Migration of Application E-Business Suite for Linux-tier servers
  http://blogs.Oracle.com/stevenChan/2010/02/migrate_ebs_apptiers_linux.html

  Assortment of Oracle E-Business Suite platform
  http://blogs.Oracle.com/stevenChan/2010/02/oracle_e-business_suite_platform_smorgasbord.html

  To migrate the database, you can use export/import or transportable tablespaces - refer to these docs for more details:

  Note: 454616.1 - export/import process for Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 using 10 gr 2
  Note: 734763.1 - using Transportable database to migrate, E-Business Suite R12 using Oracle Database 10 g 2 or 11g

  Thank you
  Hussein

• Camera raw Adobe gives me 8-bit and 16-bit option for files to open, but my camera works with 14 bit (canon 6 d), what to do? If I get 8-bit option I don't take advantage of the 14 bits on the other hand if I leave for 16-bit and like m

  Camera raw Adobe gives me 8-bit and 16-bit option for files to open, but my camera works with 14 bit (canon 6 d), what to do? If I get 8-bit option that I don't take advantage of the 14 bits on the other hand if I go for the option of 16 bits (as says that my files are 14) what's happening?

  Photoshop will work with the 14bpc data in the raw file, don't worry about this. The options that you mention "workflow" and apply to the final rendered file opened in Photoshop (bit depth, color profile, pixel dimensions and the value of the PPI). "16bpc" of Photoshop (15 + 1) is the only option if you need more output 8bpc ACR.

• 64-bit option not available in the option new file window color Mode

  Hey everyone... my first request here (probably of no importance). I am very new to PS CS5 (64 bit) and as I was just clicking on me happened to notice that there is no 64-bit option in the color mode when you choose file-> new.

  I am running Windows 7 (64-bit) with 1 GB ATI graphics card.

  

  The two are totally, completely different.

  • The x 64 version of Photoshop uses 64-bit instructions to run on the processor in your computer.
  • To the various different color depths define how your pixels are represented in the document of your image.

  Chances are you want to choose 16-bit/channel, as many of the features of Photoshops and filters work with little depth, although some people still use 8 bits/channel because it allows all the sketches and painting tools.

  32 bits/pixel (which also implies a floating-point) is the area of the work of High Dynamic Range.  Fairly advanced stuff.

  -Christmas

• Migrate Oracle RAC 10 g 32-bit to 64-bit machine cold sauvegardΘ

  Hi people,
  
  For the moment I list possible migration strategies and one of the options I'm considering is to stop the Oracle 10 g 32-bit RAC on the 32-bit computer and copy data files to another machine 64-bit (oracle 10 g 64 bit RAC installed). Given that I have currently is the test installation available (will) be available later on this month, I would like to know if it is interesting to explore this method was further.
  
  The documentation I've found is to a single node (http://docs.oracle.com/html/B13831_01/ap_64bit.htm#CHDCDAGE) - someone has already tried this for a cluster of more?
  
  Thank you...

  Even if it of the CAR or not RAC, in my view, the tasks of database are same

  (1) set cluster_database = false
  (2) upgrade start
  (3) $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/utlirp.sql
  (4) start normally
  (5) run ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/utlrp.sql

• Installation and migration Oracle 10 g x 86 to x 64 under SUSE 11 x 64

  Hi all

  I'm trying to accomplish a proof-of-concept for the migration of legacy x 86 environment running Oracle 10 g in x 64 environment, then upgrade the instance of Oracle 11 g. The first step in doing this is installation of Oracle 10 g in the target environment, which is SLES 11 SP2.

  I went though the standard installation procedure; from what I can discern, I installed all dependent packages, including orarun to prepare the environment. I have a source installation package after some minor headaches (unfortunate that Oracle offers them more, because I'm sure there are others out there pertaining to similar projects) and began the process of installation as the oracle user.

  To install, I chose to keep things as simple as possible and went with all the default Oracle settings, although I chose to not create a starter database. The only difference is that I have in the House/storage of database mapped via iSCSI to/opt/oracle/product /. After editing, I was sure to change the property of oracle: oinstall.

  The first phase of the installation runs without problem. I made the necessary changes to the system so that Setup happily buzzes through the prerequisites and ends the first phase of the installation. However, during the phase of liaison, I meet an error:

  «Error in invoking target 'client_sharedlib' of makefile ' / opt/oracle/product/10gR2/db/network/lib/ins_net_client.mk'.» See < journal > for more details".

  In this paper, I am directed to examine the Journal brand, as in

  "INFO: the output of this operation is also available to: ' / opt/oracle/product/10gR2/db/install/make.log'.

  Very well. So, here is the relevant excerpt from that:

  32-bit version of nnfgt.o building

  / bin/sh: line 2: / opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/db/bin/gennfgt: permission denied

  r /opt/oracle/product/10gR2/db/lib32/nnfgt.o

  / bin/sh: line 8: / opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/db/bin/gennfgt: permission denied

  64-bit version of nnfgt.o building

  r /opt/oracle/product/10gR2/db/lib/nnfgt.o

  (if ["compilation" = "assemble"]; then------)

  / opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/DB/bin/gennfgt > nnfgt.s

  / usr/bin/As o nnfgt.o nnfgt.s

  RM-f /opt/oracle/product/10gR2/db/lib/nnfgt.o

  MV nnfgt.o/opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/db/lib /.

  / usr/bin/AR rv /opt/oracle/product/10gR2/db/lib/libn10.a /opt/oracle/product/10gR2/db/lib/nnfgt.o; FI)

  (if ['compile' = "oratmp"]; then------)

  / opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/DB/bin/gennfgt > nnfgt.c

  / lib/idcpp nnfgt.c oratmp.c

  -i oratmp.c o oratmp.s f nnfgt.c

  / usr/bin/As o nnfgt.o oratmp.s

  RM-f oratmp.c oratmp.s

  RM-f /opt/oracle/product/10gR2/db/lib/nnfgt.o

  MV nnfgt.o/opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/db/lib /.

  / usr/bin/AR rv /opt/oracle/product/10gR2/db/lib/libn10.a /opt/oracle/product/10gR2/db/lib/nnfgt.o; FI)

  (if ['compile' = "binary"]; then------)

  / opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/DB/bin/gennfgt > nnfgt.c

  TARGET_BINARY_INTERFACE =

  export TARGET_BINARY_INTERFACE

  GCC - c nnfgt.c.

  -f /opt/oracle/product/10gR2/db/lib/nnfgt.o rm

  MV - nnfgt.o/opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/db/lib /.

  / usr/bin/AR rv /opt/oracle/product/10gR2/db/lib/libn10.a /opt/oracle/product/10gR2/db/lib/nnfgt.o; DIK

  / usr/bin/make-f ins_net_client.mk client_sharedlib ORACLE_HOME = / opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/db / / opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/db/bin/genclntsh

  make: execvp: / opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/db/bin/genclntsh: permission denied

  make: * [client_sharedlib] error 127

  I don't know what to do with these permissions problems:

  ls - al/opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/db/bin/gennfgt

  -rwxr-xr-x 1 oracle oinstall 2983 20 October 2005/opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/db/bin/gennfgt

  Additional information, as I thought the ORACLE_HOME in the output was weird (concatenated?):

  echo $ORACLE_HOME

  / opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/DB

  This who might I be missing here? Any help is greatly appreciated, let me know if there is anything I can provide additional details.

  See you soon,.

  Greg

  Another thing, you might check are property of oracle on all directories in/opt/oracle/product/10 g 2/db and the correct permissions. Also, what is your output of the command 'mount '?

• Migration Oracle RAC to the new data center

  Hi all

  We are 'legacy' Oracle 11 G RAC cluster from another company and I am looking for a way to migrate with the minimum of downtime. Our team has no CARS, nor database administrator Oracle also experience.

  We intend to test the migration by cloning the environment a few weeks before and just see if everything is OK.

  Question is, what is the best way to migrate this RAC cluster and it's data to a new data center? Reinstallation of the operating system (Linux) and recreate the RAC cluster are not an option I want to examine.

  For example, in the land of SQL Server, we can use sending newspapers or replication to keep a copy of the database in the new data center as close as possible direct database (data-wise). Date of commissioning, we stop the direct instance, run last restore log or something else, then set up the databases on the new data center.

  Thanks in advance.

  Data Guard. It is the name of "log shipping" feature Oracle. It's probably closer to always on SQL Server availability groups, except that the Oracle database is a large group.

  I speak not Active Data Guard which is an extra cost that gives options on top of Data Guard.

  HTH,

  Brian

• Migration ORACLE-&gt; MYSQL

  Hi all

  Is there a tool that can be used to MIGRATE the entire ORCL-> MySQL DB?

  I'm not talking at table-table, but a DB together in a single task.

  I guess it's impossible, but I want to run by the group here.

  Thank you

  Migrating from Oracle to MySql is not possible on a one-way ticket. Some of the Oracle objects are not directly convertible to MySql objects as wise data types are too different. Thus, it is not possible migrate you your database from Oracle to MySql, except if you use only the tables and indexes and all other features, for example database of packages, level triggers database, jobs/schedules, queues are not.

  If this is a case (you are only using only the tables, indexes, views, triggers of table-level), then you can migrate your database in MySql, otherwise you will get replacing of the above mentioned objects. Some of the options available are:

  1. thanks to the heterogeneous connectivity

  2 export data to CSV and then import it into MySql

  3. use the ETL tool

  4. third-party conversion utilities for example dbconvert

  and etc.

• Sybase 12.5 to migration oracle 12 c thru goldengate

  Hi gurus, I want to clarify if it is possible to configure a bidirectional goldengate of sybase and oracle oracle-sybase replication/migration. and if you have any document that could provide. Note that the structure of the object are different from the source to the target. Thank you!

  Yes it is possible. Document for the information detailed below, PL.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/GoldenGate/1212/Gg-Winux/GWUAD/wu_bidirectional.htm#GWUAD282

  For the different/dissimilar data structure, you must use the file defgen, pl see this document.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/GoldenGate/1212/Gg-Winux/GWUAD/wu_data_definitions.htm#GWUAD478

  Also the MOS Doc can help you - Doc ID 1574184.1 and this (Doc ID 1433100.1) has some examples of test for the scenario of the active scripts.

  Haddi

• Migration oracle db user of an operating system to any other user of system operating in an environment of rhel 6 with oracle 11.2.0.3.0

  Hi all

  Migration of oracle db user of an operating system to any other user of system operating in an environment of rhel 6 with oracle 11.2.0.3.0.

  Suppose I have a database running with os user user1

  I have another user user2 where I want the database runs and not on User1

  Please let me know how to achieve this goal,

  Thank you.

  Have you looked on the MOS for this?

  I thought to do exactly this, but ultimately I didn't actually accomplish. Despite the fact, it may be an interesting feature...

  Something like this:

  S ' ensure that two users are members of the same groups

  -Database stop

  -As the former owner, change the ownership of all files in Oracle Home, inventory of the Oracle and all data files, to the new. On Linux/Unix, only the owner (and root) can change the ownership of files, so all files/directories not belonging is not to the former user, will obtain authorization refuses, legitimately so. The new user for example cannot 'take' the files, because they are not his. Only the old can 'give' files. Of course, root can do as well, if you have this permission.

  -Configure the new user to set up the environment correctly (ORACLE_HOME,..)

  -Start of the database

  -Do NOT remove the old user of the system, but do not give him a different password

  That's what I think

• Migration Oracle 10.2.0.4 to another site

  Hi gurus,
  
  I´ll need to migrate an ORACLE database to another site (1000 miles) and I need to know, what is the best practice to do so.
  I need to copy the entire database to a new server whith the minimal downtime and risk when the source database is opened (if possible).
  
  
  Target and the source server are the same:
  
  AIX 6.1 on Power 780.
  Between the servers, we have a 100 mb network connection
  10.2.0.4 - single Instance database
  
  I have two options in my mind:
  
  (1) only MIGRATE disks and mount them on the server target.
  For me, it's the easiest way, I fear of downtime but the database 1 TB and it will take a long time to transfer.
  
  (2) compressed backup of the whith DUPLICATE the DATABASE to use. (Doubt)
  My database is archivelog and I want to back up the database and it is archivelogs and run the command duplicate.
  My question is: after RMAN restore backup and apply logs archived files that were backed up, is it worth the recent changes on the database that have not been saved?
  
  Kind regards

  If you're like many sites, the compressed backup will be about one-tenth the size of the db. So, how long to transport 100G more than 100 mb link? About 12 M per second is the best you could hope (depending on what else go in), so consider a minimum of 3 hours, and it could be ten times that. You will need to test for. Another possibility is cold copy on a disk usb $ 500 2T and ship it to the course. You can also use rman like that, but be careful to have the identical directory structure to put the backup sets in (if I do not forget about a new feature, it has been awhile since I lack of network speed during this operation).

  It is also a way "he dribbles on" If you have time, take some time to network files above and set up a standby mode, then however much time it takes to catch up with newspapers, then a brief interruption to pass. Depends on your availability requirements.

• Projekt migration Oracle-&gt; Postgresql.

  Hello all sorry my English not good.
  
  Projekt yesterday in labor - migrate 1 oracle db too postgres? Mybe no good does matter here?
  
  Thank you.
  
  Lydie

  >

  Projekt yesterday in labor - migrate 1 oracle db too postgres?

  I had to do a feasibility study for a project I was working on earlier, so I
  looked at in this.

  Check
  http://wiki.PostgreSQL.org/wiki/Converting_from_other_Databases_to_PostgreSQL
  http://wiki.PostgreSQL.org/wiki/PostgreSQL_for_Oracle_DBAs
  http://wiki.PostgreSQL.org/wiki/Oracle_to_Postgres_Conversion

  I recommend this product
  http://ora2pg.Darold.NET/

  The forums are here
  http://www.PostgreSQL.org/support/

  And check this out
  http://it.Toolbox.com/blogs/Oracle-guide/worlds-largest-database-runs-on-Postgres-24979

  Mybe no good does matter here?

  No, that's a good question - but you wouldn't not far * better go on the forums of PostgreSQL
  and by asking your questions here - a single application (not SQL ;)) of my friends responded by)
  one of the main developers of the system - and I must say that his answer really
  set the tone for the rest of my Project - Professional and nice with a very good product.

  You will need to assess on the basis of your own needs, but while PostgreSQL is
  well, it isn't quite an Oracle.

  Paul...

  Lydie