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• How can I move a XNET database in 2010 VeriStand?

  I use VeriStand 2010 and XNET 1.1.1 to test a device that sits on the LINEN.

  I need to move my files in the computer, the default location for VeriStand 2010 is different for Windows XP and Windows 7

  When I move all my files, including the definition of FLAX (FLA) file, Veristand pop is no longer the project to my target because he is looking for the original location of the DFL.  I tried to delete the old FLA and adding the new location, but VeriStand says "the selected NOR-XNET database is already assigned to another alias or the alias name already exists.", even if the file has been deleted.

  So the question is, how do I point VeriStand to the NEW LOCATION for the SAME FILE?

  jnclaker,

  If you are using the XNET database editor (start"all programs" National Instruments"NOR-XNET), you can remove the old alias and add the new location.  This is done by clicking on file"Manage aliases in the editor.

  

• move the primary database files to another location

  Hi all
  
  I move the files of my primary database to another location on the same server, but on a different drive (from f: to G :) with rename comand but file name will be the same, after you have moved the files what step I need to perfom on standby DB will have on my database pending?)

  This doc is everything after you rename the primary file, I'm not rename all the files I need to just move file from one place to another without changing the file name.

  I hope you know how to move files from one place to the other on the primary database. It's not just copying the files from one disk to another and then to go to the top of your database.

  You rename your data files or copy it to another location, how the controlfile to know you have copied/renamed to a different location?

  I guess you 1 to ask the question of how to move files to a different location in primary education and then move on standby.

  Steps to follow:
  1 Hope you brought your primary database.
  2 copy the datafiels to one disk to another.
  3. attach the primary database.
  4 rename all data files that you moved to this control file would know the changes.
  SQL > alter rename file 'G:\oracle\user01.dbf' to 'F:\oracle\user01.dbf ';
  5. subsequently open the database.
  Refer this to move data files from one place to another http://www.orafaq.com/wiki/Move_datafile_to_different_location, http://www.adp-gmbh.ch/ora/admin/move_datafiles.html

  on autonomy in standby:
  1 cancel the MRP
  2. change the db_file_name_convert to point to «F:\»... »
  3. Mount the backup database
  4. start the MRP

  Hope that these steps are clear.

• Move the Oracle database to a new server

  What is the best, easy, quick and painless way to move an Oracle (9 and 10 g) database to a new a new server with different directory names?
  (I hope I have not asked too)
  
  Thanks in advance...

  Depending on the size of the database and the number of exp/imp of tasks that are run at the same time that the use of exp/imp can easily be fast enough.

  When you create a new database and fill through importation, you will have the opportunity through pre-set arrays to move data for purposes of space management. More in bonus all your tables are rearranged. Even if Oracle tables reuse the space that is in them, we recovered a significant percentage of our total table area allocated for re-use. Depending on your application and how it has changed over the years where the space is needed and where it was consumed may be different.

  More important still new features as locally managemed tablespaces and SAMS that may not have existed or have not chosen at the time of the creation of tablespace in the source database can now be implemented.

  A new database also means a new space of system tables. Over time you may find yourself with a few bad data in the tablespace system due to various bugs that have existed over the years. Creation of a new database of vacuum and filling are a way to eliminate these problems.

  The best method depends on your needs, the State of the database from a point of view of management s/n, your new layout of disk, the amount of data and the time in which you must work. Sometimes slow, DBA work involved method is the best solution.

  IMHO - Mark D Powell-

• 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

• Unable to deploy the NOR-XNET database on target RT

  Currently, I am expierencing trouble with NOR-XNET databases on an RT target deployment.

  When I check my alias on my local computer, all right. The problem is the target, it is stuck on the alias used previously, and I can't add new ones.

  When I open "Manage aliases" database editor and enter the target IP, the program crashes. Same thing with LabView; When I click on "Manage the deployment of the database" in the drop-down list where I choose LabView crashes database files. When I simply click 'Browse for database file', nothing happens. With the databases that are currently in memory, I get a dropdown list out all signals in this database.

  Who knows what could cause the link broken between my computer and the target, it is impossible to deploy new database?

  I'm using Labview 2010 SP1 with NOR-XNET 1.5, and I've attached all drivers installed on the target.

  Thierry,

  Disabling the firewall did the trick! I could update all the databases on the target, and the two problems have disappeared.

  So, if you can't deploy a NOR-XNET database, disable the windows firewall!

• 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 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!

• 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

• Performance history missing after the movement of vcenter database

  I recently moved our vcenter remote SQL database to a new server. The move of the SQL database process went well. After that I moved the database update the DSN on the server Vcenter, and the connection successfully tested.

  I thought everything was fine, until I tried to look through some performance stats and noticed that I had no story in history. I can see all the stats from before I moved the database and I can see real time statistics, but I do not see that anything recorded in day or week view since his arrival in the database. It's almost as if she's not writing the statistics in the database. I've attached a screenshot of what I see.

  Any ideas what could be causing this?

  A note, I moved the Express database from SQL 2005 to 2008 R2 SQL server. After setting on the new server, I changed the compatibility from 2005 to 2008. Not sure if this has something to do with it.

  Thanks for your suggestions

  Kevin

  Verification of SQL Server Agent Jobs and Windows SQL Server Agent service status (must be started).

  Look for details at vmware kb update rollup jobs after the error: the performance data are currently not available for this entity

• How to move the tablespace SYSAUX ASM file system when the database is opened?

  OS: RHEL 5.9 with UEK

  Database version: Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production

  On a stand-alone server network infrastructure.

  According to me, that if I put the database in montage mode or disconnect SYSAUX, I can move the ASM filesystem SYSAUX tablespace by issuing the following instructions:

  • format of backup as copy tablespace SYSAUX "+ SYSTEM";
  • tablespace SYSAUX switch copy;

  But I want to know how I can move the ASM filesystem SYSAUX tablespace when the database is opened.

  Thank you.

  The two doc tells how to move sysaux when the database is opened:

  How do I move the TABLESPACE SYSAUX (Doc ID 301186.1)

  http://Paul.CLAESSEN.org/?p=79

  This method may not work if any process uses sysaux. You will need to stop car he like sb said.

• 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 SRM database move to another SQL Server?

  If I needed to move only the SRM database of there is already a SQL 2005 cluster to another SQL Server, it could be realized without a re - install the MRS?

  Thank you

  Yes, you can make a backup and restore to the new DB or detach and re - join the new DB. From there, just repoint the DSN to point to the new SQL Server and all should be good. If I'm not mistaken, there is a SRMUser that is created in security roles in SQL that will have to be moved also.

• Move the database on new server

  I've hava on Solaris 10.5 10.2.0.1.0 Oracle and wants to move to Oracle 11.1.0.1.7 on the same platform, but another server using exp/IMP.
  
  I'm not aware of any other precondiction that I need to meet previously on this exp/emp. If there is a prerequisite, I'd appreciate if you can share it.
  
  The database must stop
  I have to copy all the files from the old database
  
  Here is my file by:
  

  UserID = system / *.
  file = /h/share/database/db/backups/CBEXP.dmp
  Journal = /h/share/database/db/backups/CBEXP.log
  Statistics = none
  Full = y

  Albert Zaza wrote:

  The new database (11.1.0.0.7) will take the same format as old (10.2.1) and thus exp and experienced will do the job.

  No, in fact old exp/imp in 11g is not supported.

  So I have to create a 10.2.0 of databases, import the dump files. When all is done, I can only upgrade to 11g

  I do not understand you now, you actually have the database in 10.2.0 so take logical backup using expdp and create the new database 11 g then import it.

• is it possible to move the lotus notes .nsf database in thunderbird?

  Last employer uses Lotus Notes. They gave me with my database .nsf file. However, my new employer is using Thunderbird. The .nsf database can be imported or converted to work in Thunderbird.

  you will need to purchase on the NSF to EML or Mbox for NSF programs that are available on the web