1. Install software on W2K
2. Configure DB appropriately
3. Take a cold backup from your Unix DB
3.1 Make 4 copies, 1 for actual usage, one stand-by two for
off site backup
4. Import on W2K database
5. Start Database, add a dollop of Whipped Cream and enjoy
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Raj
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Shiva
First I would suggest you consider whether this is a good use of your
client's money. This is a somewhat complex task that will be a good learning
experience for you personally, but may cost the client. You should also
consider how you will be able to confirm the quality of your work once
Thanks everybody
I have performed it on a smaller test machine and will do the production
database import/export tonight.
Regards
Shiva
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Shiva
First I would suggest you consider
