Migrate OMS 11g to new server.

Hi,
We want to take export of 11g Grid control repository and put it into a new 11g database.
And then install new 11g OMS pointing to this new database.
Will this configuration work smoothly ?
Thanks,

If you're doing this to move hardware, adding the OMS and using the standby database is the best option that i see. you simply failover to the standby database, and remove the old oms out of the environment. If you're simply trying to create a test environment, i would recommend a new install with it's own targets/agents.
What I would recommend is go one of two routes:
1. start clean with a new db and new install, apply all patches, create roles/jobs/users/templates, etc, then migrate the agents over. metric history will not be available, but the configuration will be clean.
2. if you really want to duplicate the environment, you could do roughly the following however there are some downsides here:
a. add new oms to existing env
b. create a standby of the db
c. stop em, break standby and activate the copy
d. drop the new oms, update the configuration to point to the new repository, restart
e. drop old targets/agents in the new oms
--> problems i see with the above: can cause communication issues w/ the existing agents, if you try to move the agents over to the new system, they will have conflicts because the targets basically exist already. they will be out of sync and all will have to be resynchronized or reinstalled - no telling which.

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