Rob,
I've faced a slightly similar scenario. The main difference being, I didn't
go from a SUN box to a HP box. Instead, it was from one SUN box to another
SUN box. The binaries were installed on the other server and the EMC disks
connected (if that is the right word) to the server. Everything wo
haven't done it, and I don't think it can be done... the datafiles,
while Oracle datafiles are still Unix OS files and you can't just copy
a file created on HP to Sun and expect it to work.
You'd have to export and import/rebuild the database
--- Robert Pegram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has a
Or do like ORACLE says they are doing,
and Cluster Intel Based Machines with LINUX.
Then you can get rid of all those competing Hardware Vendors.
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Stephane,
In the not so distant futur
There have been a few posts in the past claiming that copying datafiles from
HP to SUN and vice versa was okay.
However, I never received anyone's reply when I asked them how many
Production Databases they have transferred using this method.
Experimenting is fine but one can't run business on s
Thanks for the responses.
I thought exp/imp was the only way to go, but I feel
much more confident now. That was also Oracle's
response.
BTW, I think they have changed their thinking on this
issue anyway.
Thanks,
Robert Pegram - EDS
Oracle DBA
--- bill thater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [E
Stephane,
In the not so distant future, I think we might see a push to
accomplish just what Robert is asking. With the growth of the need for
speed and the decline in the economy, a lot of companies can not afford
to purchase new machines and discard to old. If I was a company that had
a few dif
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Has anyone done the following:
>
>Create a db using Oracle Loaded on an HP Server
>- The datafiles, controlfiles, etc will be on EMC
>
>Later,
>Install the oracle binaries on a SUN Server, basically
>unplug the HP from the SYMM, and plug in the SUN and
>bring up th
[Robert Pegram]
> Create a db using Oracle Loaded on an HP Server
> - The datafiles, controlfiles, etc will be on EMC
>
> Later,
> Install the oracle binaries on a SUN Server, basically
> unplug the HP from the SYMM, and plug in the SUN and
> bring up the database.
What storage format? If
Robert Pegram wrote:
>
> Has anyone done the following:
>
> Create a db using Oracle Loaded on an HP Server
> - The datafiles, controlfiles, etc will be on EMC
>
> Later,
> Install the oracle binaries on a SUN Server, basically
> unplug the HP from the SYMM, and plug in the SUN and
> bring
Has anyone done the following:
Create a db using Oracle Loaded on an HP Server
- The datafiles, controlfiles, etc will be on EMC
Later,
Install the oracle binaries on a SUN Server, basically
unplug the HP from the SYMM, and plug in the SUN and
bring up the database.
I was asked this yeste
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