Move the database on new server

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• move the apps on new server level

  
  Hi all

  Here we have 2 node Installation

  node 1: apps + db (db + cm)

  node 2: applications (web + forms)

  requirement is that we want to move the node 2 to new server os team wants to do an interview on node 2.

  is it possible to move only the node 2 (web + forms) again thanks to n sync server clone faster with existing and node cm db or we must go entire installation to new servers

  Links n MOS doc ID much appreciated

  versions:

  apps: 11.5.9

  DB: 9.2.0.8

  OS: RHEL 4

  Thank you

  Hafiz

  Yes it is possible and all you need to do is the following (you need not move node 1):

  -Install the operating system on the new server + pre - req packages and OS software

  -Preclone run on node 2

  -Termination of the application on node 2 and copy the files to the new node

  -Postclone run on the new node

  -Clean up FND_NODES and run the automatic configuration

  Oracle Applications Installation update, version 11i (11.5.10.2) (Doc ID 316806.1)

  Cloning Oracle Applications Release 11i with rapid Clone (Doc ID 230672.1)

  How to get a clean auto-configuration environment? (Doc ID 391406.1)

  Thank you

  Hussein

• Restore the database on new server

  I have Oracle 10 g on AIX 5.3
  I perform the backup hot by script every week.
  A user makes me know that the accident he has deleted a table. Because I only use the standard version, I can use the flashback table to restore the lost data.
  Under the guidance of askTom for similar cases raised by others, Tom said that cloning the db to the new location and export that data to the old server are the only way can do.
  The data in the table of the deleted user not be updated frequently, so I only need to apply all the data files in the last backup, no need to apply the archivelog.
  
  My colleague helping me duplicate data files to the new location. The new server has installed Oracle and the configuration is the same as the old server.
  But can I know the steps what I can do to clone the database in the best way? (no need to apply archivelog)
  
  Thank you very much

  If I restore the database up to the 15/05 01:05, I do not know what newspapers of archiving backup must be copied to new servers (the new server has limited the size, I can't copy all the logs to archive on the server).

  Depends on if you are allowed to lose some data. In the case opposite and you all data just before that the data has been deleted, you need to recover up to 22/05 16:59 you need all the archives logs from 15/05 01:05 to 22/05 16:59.

  You can consult the archives of the information for journal of v$ archived_log view on the main database using next_time between the time of hot backup and 22/05 17:00.

  Anand

• Move the license to new server

  We are biking on the old servers and you need to move the license vsphere from a server that puts us out of service to a new server.

  I put the new Server clustered in Eval mode and moved all the guests to him. The old server has more no guests and is ready to be removed from the cluster, how to I release the license on this subject so I can apply it to the new server?

  Thank you

  Eric

  Yes, you should completely remove it form your vCenter - perpendicular removed once the client vSphere ESX Server environment and close. Once removed, you can apply the license on the new ESX Server-

  If you have followed the procedure to apply the license on the ESX Server properly - close off the vSphere client and reopen the client and the warning of evaluation will be gone

  If you find this or any other answer useful please consider awarding points marking the answer correct or useful

• Move the database as part of the Oracle 12 c upgrade files

  Hello

  I read the document upgrade Oracle for the database Oracle 12 c.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E16655_01/server.121/e17642/upgrade.htm#CHDJJJEE

  Here in DBUA, step 8 says that

  Move database files in the page, select an option:

  • Move database as part of the upgrade files
  • Move the quick recovery as part of the upgrade area

  I wonder why we never need to use this feature to move database files?

  I understand for FRA, it will define just the parameters DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST and DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST_SIZE parameters to initialize at the new location and size new startup of the new home of Oracle database. But why never use us animated here database files option?

  Thank you

  Delphine

  There is no requirement to move the database as part of the upgrade files. It is simply provided as an option

  HTH
  Srini

• Move the database to vCenter

  Hello

  I needed to move the database to SQL vCenter Server 2008 R2 Express install locally on the server vCenter Server SQL 2012 full.  I moved and follow the instructions of this VMware KB: migrating the database from the SQL Express vCenter server to full SQL Server

  When I start the vCenter service, I get this error in the log vpxd:

  "2014 02-28 T 15: 25:49.928 - 05:00 [info 03588"Default"] is DB 5 ' 50 point registry value" ".

  2014 02-28 T 15: 25:49.928 - 05:00 [info 03588 'Default'] [VpxdVdb::SetDBType] connect to DSN: SQL Server Native Client 11.0 with username vcenteruser

  2014 02-28 T 15: 25:49.928 - 05:00 [03588 error 'Default'] [VpxdVdb::SetDBType]: database error: ODBC error: (IM002) - data [Microsoft] [ODBC Driver Manager] source name not found and no default driver specified

  2014 02-28 T 15: 25:49.928 - 05:00 [03588 error "Default"] Error getting info from the database configuration

  "2014 02-28 T 15: 25:49.928 - 05:00 [warning 03588 'Default'] [VpxUnhandledException] of Exception (0xe06d7363) Win32 detected at 7FEFCDC940D.

  Any who have seen this kind of problem before?

  Thank you.

  I finally did.

  The 1 in \VMware VirtualCenter\DB HKLM\SOFTWARE\VMware, Inc. key must have the same name as provided in the DSN settings and not the type of driver used.

  I used VMware vCenter under the name of the ODBC connection, so I had to give the same name in the registry and the service started

  Thanks for you help Madmax01!

• How can I move the "Open a new tab" button on the left side to the right place

  How can I move the "Open a new tab" button on the left side to the right place

  You must customize it window opens first in order to move around the icons on the toolbar and on / off. Both told us that you can move the icon tab that sits on the tab bar and resembles a + to another bar toolbar or on the left side of the tab bar.

• Move the database on the DSO from one server to the other in AIX

  Hello

  We have a project to move a Database (11.2.0.2) in ASM (stand-alone IM 11.2.0.4) in AIX. I followed the steps, but it failed.

  1. on the source server, I stop the database and removed the data DISKGROUP. I also took the diskgroup backup metadata before going down it.

  2 storage team has removed the mapping of the discs and they remapped to the new server. However, the names of disks have changed
  Note: There is no oracleasm and the drive string used is/dev/rhdisk *. The number of disk changed in the new server. However, we have renamed these discs.

  3 installed GI in silent mode with the "software only" option and then set up AP using roothas.pl.

  4. install Oracle database on the same level of patch from the source.

  5 ASM set up using a small new disc using ASMCA in silent mode.

  6. after the configuration of ASM, I don't see the Diskgroup database, but I see the drives as CANDIDATE disks.

  7. now, I restored the metadata from backup I took in the first step.

  8 Diskgroup appears and mounted. However, there is no data. All the data disappeared.

  Please can anyone suggest what I missed? Support for Oracle is not clear in its instructions.

  It's test database, so we could afford to lose the data. We cannot follow duplicate RMAN that our Production database is very large, and all backups are in bands. We also long downtime. Therefore, the only option we have is to physically move the LUNS.

  In my opinion, ASM has not read the header information of disk that LUNS are mapped before ASM is configured and consider them as CANDIDATE disks. Please specify.

  Thank you

  Vikas

  ASM devices that belong to a disk group contain the header special ASM data, that ASM uses to identify the disks. The path of unity or the name of the device as such is irrelevant. ASM must know the chain drive in order to locate the devices. I do not know what has been mapped or put in correspondence, but if the disks appear as candidate ASM disks, then information should have been erased in the process.

  Why not simply create a full database backup using RMAN and then restore and recover the database on the new server? Provided that the new server has the same software and ASM starts, this should be easy.

• Move the database for VirtualCenter of SQL Express to SQL 2008 on another server

  Hi all

  First of all, I spent some time trying to figure how to move our current VirtualCenter database to our production (currently the DB is stored on the server using SQL Express real VirtualCenter) SQL server. Before any way suggests the obvious, I searched the VMware knowledge base and tried to follow the steps in the following KB:

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 7960893

  I have successfully completed the first 2 steps, but when I see the data source in the ODBC Administrator, I don't see anything (I have connected with each account who has already logged on to this server just in case). To work around this problem, I tried everything simply create a new DSN pointing to the new SQL Server. I even modified registry settings in order to force him to watch the new SQL Server. Despite this, I can not start the VirtualCenter service because it does not connect to the new database. When I reinstall the database local, everything is good.

  I did much research on similar questions, but not once I saw someone mention that no data source was present. I don't know if this was due to an option selected during initial installation or anything else.

  We are currently running version 4.0.0 vCenter. Any help would be amazing!

  Thanks in advance

  Dean

  Is your operating system 64 bit or 32 bit - because it affects the DSN, you see:

  To work around this problem, use the appropriate version of the ODBC Administrator tool. If you build and then run an application as a 32-bit application on a 64 bit system, you must create the ODBC data source using the ODBC Administrator in % windir%\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe. To indicate the type of DSN, you can add '_32' to the user 32-bit DSN and "_64" to the 64-bit DSN user.

• The fastest way to move a database to another server even.

  Hello gurus,
  Normally, I have worked with exp/imp, but now our database is too large to move this way takes about 24 hours for export and import. We bought new hardware and I need to go the new material on the production database. Operating system is the same Red Hat Enterprise rel 5.6 Linux 64 bit, oracle is the same 10.2.0.40 same block and character size, 64-bit, only difference, is that the new hardware has space more physical and better memory. Is there an easy way to move the data by copying on the control files and data files to a new server? I have not tried, data pump or transportable tablespaces, and I have limited time - so this request. I need to find the solution the faster your advice, so I can learn quickly how to implement your recemendation.
  My export .dmp database size is 34GB.
  Any advice would be great!

  No need to run a database create new host - already built sound at the source. Make a software 'only' install and get the ORACLE_HOME corrected and updated, you'll clone basically just the database to the new instance.

  As long as the source database is in archivelog mode, you can put the database in backup mode, copy the files of data, complete backup to the source mode and make a log switch.

  Here's a detail how at: http://www.dba-oracle.com/oracle_tips_db_copy.htm

  Instead of step to RECOVER the DATABASE, we use ' database to RECOVER up to TIME AAAA-MM-JJ HH24:MI:SS to the AID of BACKUP CONTROLFILE; "and the value until the time a second or two beyond the"... save end;' timestamp to the source instance. "

  You will need this archivelog, maybe encourage the file generated after the ends of the mode of backup and recovery for ARC files more a couple, depending on the activity of update to the source. If using a spfile, originally executed 'create a spfile pfile=/.../initSID.ora;' scp this file to the new host, adjust as required.

  Maybe you'll want to change DB_NAME, then the '... The DATABASE VALUE... "part of the controlfile create is necessary. Updated the SERVICE_NAME and if using LOCAL_LISTENER adjust the host = properly.

  If the directory paths are all the same, it is even easier. And if the are not, path names can be corrected in the script of create controlfile.

• Move the database to the server running Oracle 11 G to the server running Oracle 12 c

  I'm trying to find the best way to migrate a database to a server that is running Oracle 11 G on a server that is running Oracle 12 c.

  I tried using the RMAN duplicate command of database but have run in many too many problems when you try to configure both servers before running the command duplicate.  If someone could provide some guidelines on configuring two servers of the RMAN Duplicate command clearly then that would be great.  The other thing, I've tried makes a cold backup of all files for the database (data files, control files, etc.).  Copy them to the new server, and then re-create the control file to include the correct location and names for the data files and the redologs.  After you re-create the database control file does not start.  I suspect that it is because of differences in version.

  If you can provide me with claire (ie. migration for Dummies) instructions to get one of these methods of work, it would be greatly appreciated.  I am also open to any other method you can think of to achieve what I'm trying to accomplish.

  Thank you

  Paul Noyes

  Paul,

  Please, go to the PDF below he explains the process of upgrading.

  You can create all the tablepsaces and then use utility Import/export where the directory paths are different

  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/database/upgrade/upgrading-Oracle-database-WP-12C-1896123.PDF

  Thank you

  SK

• Move the database on its own server Vcenter 4

  My current Vcenter Server 4.0 has the Vcenter Server and database SQL 2005 on the same computer. My performance is EXTREMELY slow, as in there more than 15 minutes for the client to connect, Vsphere load inventory and discover plugins until I'm able to use it. Once loaded, clicking on the servers and things within the client is very slow. So I think that by moving the database of its own machine, it will increase the performance of the vcenter server. I was looking in the vcenter admin section, and I can't find a way to 'clear' to tell him to look for the database on a different server.

  Does anyone have any documentation on how to move the vcenter database to another server?

  Thank you!

  Lex

  Take a look on:

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/7960893

  André

• Need to change the database to another server

  Hello
  
  We purchased a new server and want to move our database to the new. I intend to do following things:
  
  (1) stop the database and backup to take.
  
  (2) create a new database on the new server with the same structure of directory and same name.
  
  (3) copy all the files to the new server (file initorcl.ora, password, data files, control files).
  
  (4) give old IP of the server to the new server.
  
  (5) make the necessary changes to Tnsnames.ora, listener.ora.
  
  (6) start the database.
  
  
  Please advice if I am out of the important steps.
  
  Thank you

  Step 2 is not necessary and can be confusing because it creates data files that you don't want! (you want the data files to from the "old" Server).
  However, if the platform is Windows, you will need to create the Windows Service to start the database instance.

  Hemant K Collette

• Should I really need to move the database on the upgrade to vcenter

  I have vcenter on 32-bit, windows 2003 and installing vcenter 4.1 I had to migrate the database to the new windows x 64 environment.
  Cool, I installed a new windows 2008 x 64 STD, vcenter 4.1 installation on top is OK. (default installations)
  I have 2 ESX server in a cluster running in HA mode.

  Here's my question.

  1. what happens if I have used to migrate the database and disconnect the 2 ESX hosts and reconnect on new vcenter?
  2 would be my (NICs, HA confiscation etc.) configurations automatically moved to new vcenter if I'm not going to migrate from the old database?

  No, this config resides in each host, not on the vCenter database.

• Migrating the database from one server to another..., what are the impacts?

  Hello
  
  We currently have our Hyperion (workspace, planning, essbase) environment on a single windows server. The associated database (Oracle) with it is on another Windows Server.
  
  The platform will be shared, and for this, the database will be migrated on the server of hyperion. During the process, its name will be changed (but the users/schemas/password will remain)
  
  How to make the platform Hyperion welcomes such a change? The server name can be changed somehow in the configuration? Or do we reinstall us from scratch, the application?
  
  Thanks in advance for your help. Best regards.

  There is no need to re install, you will have to reconfigure all products with the new name of the host of the database by running the configuration utility, when you are prompted to use select existing table.
  Once Setup is complete for planning, you must change the information in the database for each application by modifying the database,

  Version number will be a real help here.

  See you soon... !!