and reference tables by name.
James McKenzie
L-3 GSI
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John:
I totally agree with your last statement, but I want to add one thing. If you don't want people accessing your Development server, then put it on a private, non-connected network system. If you want folks accessing your Development/Test/QA
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Brian:
If the two Oracle servers are on the same wire (network) then you cannot set the SID to the same name. You will get an error (I don't know what it is) when you go to start up the second instance. If they are in isolated spaces, then you will not get
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Hi List: First time emailer. Long time reader.
I'm trying to setup our Dev Box
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Brian:
Why the fear? If you name one tablespace ARSYSTEM for instance, and the second ARSYSTEM1, there should be NO cross-talk between the two tablespaces. The problem here might be that the database was physically copied from one server to another
it is supposed to reside.
-brian luke
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Hi List: First time emailer. Long time reader.
I'm trying to setup our Dev Box(Windows 2003sp1) with AR 6.3. Having
errors upgrading an existing DB.
We took a copy of production DB, and placed it on a different oracle
Server. Oracle 9.2.0.4.0 64bit.
My tnsnames is set correctly to Dev Server
John,
Did you also see: DLL function call crashed:UPORACL.UpgradeDatabaseOR ?
I had exactly that problem when I upgraded from ARS 5.1.2 on a
Windows 2000 box to ARS 6.3 on Windows 2003 box. The Oracle
9.2.0.4.0 64 bit was on an AIX box. Remedy Support was pretty sure
that it had something
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Julie:
All UNIX versions of ARS require that the associated 32 bit client libaries be installed and placed in the library path file before any 64 bit libraries. This may also be true for the 64 bit Windows systems.
James McKenzie
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Fred
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Hi List: First time emailer. Long time reader.
I'm trying
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John:
You can create as many tablespaces in one Oracle DB as you need. I would not, if possible, install the production and development tablespaces into the same Oracle DB instance.
I have two different versions of ARS installed on the same Oracle DB instance
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Fred:
I think the problem may be that the production and dev servers are pointing to the same Oracle DB Instance and that they are installed in two different tablespaces. This can lead to disaster of major proportions.
Solution:
Have DBA create a second
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He said they were on 2 different
servers
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Fred:
I think the problem may be that the production and dev servers are
pointing to the same Oracle DB
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Fred:
(Wacking self on head). Thanks.
Now the next question is how did they duplicate the
database? There are variables in the Remedy metadata that will error out
if they did a physical vice ARExport/ARImport move of data. This may be
causing the problem. I
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Axton:
What I seen was that the tablespace was the same name, which with two servers is not a problem. I've delt with one admin, here on the list, that had installed the production and development to the same server, same tablespace. Disaster was the result
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He said they were on 2 different servers
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Axton:
Definitely the way to copy a tablespace from one server to another. I had forgotten about copying the LOB space, too. I tend to use Export/Import from Remedy rather than do this at the DB level. However, this does not scale well if you are working
and
reference tables by name.
James McKenzie
L-3 GSI
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