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i saw this document on Metalink, it is possible to copy everything even
without creating the controlfiles!!
* goal: How to copy an Oracle database to another machine
* fact: Oracle Server - Enterprise Edition
fix: Pre-requisites: The copy is between 2 machines, both have to be on the
Yes, the database is down while doing this.
Opening the database and creating a controlfile works,
but I really didn't expect recovery on an 8.0 database
to work with 8i executables.
Jared
On Friday 28 March 2003 11:38, Jeffrey Beckstrom wrote:
> Presuming this is a cold backup. I recall tryin
Presuming
this is a cold backup. I recall trying it about a year or so ago with
a hot backup and had a problem with recovery not knowing when to stop - it kept
wanting more log files.>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/28/03 1:43:41
PM >>>Certainly possible.I'm currently copying 8.0
files on NT to Win2k
Certainly possible.
I'm currently copying 8.0 files on NT to Win2k servers with
8.1.7 installed. Rebuild the controlfile, open the database
and upgrade. Works great.
Jared
On Friday 28 March 2003 03:28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hi all
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> We are planning an upgrade from NT4 to W2K.
> I am c
hi all
We are planning an upgrade from NT4 to W2K.
I am considering to create a new instance on another server with W2K
installed and copying the datafiles
from the server with NT4 on it.
Is this possible ? Or do i have to use the exp/imp strategy ?
thanks
vr.gr.
Geo Kor
Sr. System Engineer I&D
