I'd like to add vote to the paper that Mr. Pannequin recommended.  To quote
from the summary:
". If we had used the standard export/import' method we estimated the whole
move would have taken at least 12 days, but using the techniques we
developed, the move was done in 18 HOURS."  They were moving 60 Gigabytes
from a Pyramid to a Cray running Oracle 7.1.  The RDBMS is a bit outdated
but the techniques that they used seem to be version independent.

http://www.doug.org/news/doug596.html



                                                                                       
    
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Mitchell,

I have not been following the thread, but nonetheless, I will attempt to
add
some information.  It is accurate to state that imp/exp is your only option
in 8.0.5 when you are trying to move a database from one platform (AIX) to
another (Solaris).

Other options all up through version 8.1.7 only apply when the platform is
not changing:
e.g. Transportable tablespace
Standby database
or RMAN Hot Backup/Recover from disk or tape.

I have heard that in version 9i, you can, in fact create a standby database
on a different platform because it actually converts the redo logs into SQL
type DML/DDL statements and applies them, but even this is no way to
re-create a 300 Meg database.

Of course, your option of imp/exp would be VERY time and resource
intensive.

HTH,
-Ron-

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> Hi DBAs.
>
> Thanks all your reply. I am still thinking it is possible to use
> backup file
> or cp files.  It is hard to exp/imp on a large system with 300GB.
>
> Mitchell
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> > > Hi DBAs:
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> > >What is the best way to clone large oracle database ( 8.0.5, 300g)
from
> aix
> > >4.3 o  to Sun Soloris (2.8).
> > >Any idea, articles, experience?
> > >
> > >
> > >thanks in advance.
> > >
> > >Mitchell
> > >
> > >
> > exp from aix, install, create the database and the tablespaces on sun,
> > then imp.
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