Database Moved to another Host

Hello All,
I have a Host where Portal and DB are installed (Using Oracle). Now due to the increase in load i'm planning to shift the DB to another host. After restoring the DB to another host i'll change the parameter "jdbc/pool/EP1/Url" in the Config tool and give the host name of the new DB Host.
I just wanted to know other than this do i need to make changes anywhere else also.
Any help on this would be really appreciated.
Regards
Vaib

Hi Vaib,
   I have not done this, but this guide on Java system copy might be of use. 
https://service.sap.com/~sapidb/011000358700000332442005E
Hope this is of some use.
John

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