Sorry
I meant to say partitioning is not available in SE - not replication.
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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Yechiel - Do you have more information (9i and replication)? Previously
there was a document on Oracle's
Yechiel :
I will take a look at options.
Well, for use replication i need to set some parameters, right?
So, I didn't do it.
It means that i don't use replication.
but i will check others otpions.
Thanks
Regards
Eriovaldo
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Dennis :
Thanks for your answer.
Well, I need to downgrade my database, changing EE for SE, so ...
The most problem is that the v$instance is used in the aplication.
I saw in the metalink a document that helps to change the db_name and not
the instance_name, understand..
so ...
I thought to
Right
BUT: make sure you do not use any option that does not exist in the standard
edition
but existed in the enterprise edition.
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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Dennis :
Eriovaldo - Often the lot of a DBA is to balance value and risk. Here, you
must ask yourself - what is the value of retaining the same instance name,
and what are the risks to my production environment? If you perceive the
value to be high and the risks low, then go for it. But often (especially
Well, if it's an 8i database and the need exists to change the database
name for cosmetic reasons, you could not change anything and simply add
DEVELOPER as one of it's service_names in init.ora. Then connections
would be accepted as either DEVELOP or DEVELOPER, no surgery required.
Eriovaldo
Actualy, I am confused, because this is my production environment and I
need to get sucess in this operation.
It is necessary, and i would like to keep the old name of instance, because
i will change the BD version.
I think the best way is :
1.) backup the software and datafiles
2.) Export
Its actually the easiest part. However, I don't want to miss a step
so you best running off to Metalink. They actually have a note out
there on how to do it. Not quite up to date for 9i but close.
You need to shutdown your database, change your oracle sid, rename your
init, if using an i
On Sat, May 04, 2002 at 03:03:19PM -0800, Kimberly Smith wrote:
Its actually the easiest part. However, I don't want to miss a step
so you best running off to Metalink. They actually have a note out
there on how to do it. Not quite up to date for 9i but close.
You need to shutdown your
