DMU at Openworld '12

Folks,
If you're attending Oracle OpenWorld in SF next month, you may be interested in the DMU session below. Come and learn how you can leverage DMU and the latest generation of database technology to lower the cost of Unicode migration while boosting the process efficiency. We will also give a sneak preview of the upcoming DMU release.
Session ID: CON8286
Session Title: Jump-start Your Global E-Business: Unicode Migration Strategies and Solutions
Venue / Room: Moscone South - 200
Date and Time: 10/1/12, 13:45 - 14:45
Abstract
As a key enabling technology for global e-business and cloud computing, Unicode has gained ubiquitous importance in recent years across the IT industry landscape. Migrating databases from legacy character sets to Unicode is a prerequisite for supporting the storage and processing of character data from all over the world. This session examines the common challenges and best practices for migrating your databases to Unicode. It gives an overview of Oracle Database Migration Assistant for Unicode, a free next-generation Unicode migration tool, and discusses the recommended strategies for applying it in specific migration scenarios such as Oracle Exadata consolidation to ensure data integrity and improve process efficiency.
There will be a DMU demo booth in the Oracle DEMOgrounds throughout the conference for you to see the product in action. Please drop by and check it out.
Hope to see you there!

You may want to contact the developer.
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DMU at OpenWorld 2013

We're hosting a DMU demo booth at OOW in SF next week. If you will be attending and have any questions about Unicode migration or globalization support in general, please be sure to stop by our booth:
Oracle Database 12c Unicode Migration
Venue: Moscone South, Left
Workstation ID: SL-019
Area: Database
Sub-Area: Cloud Consolidation
You'll get a chance to preview the latest features from the upcoming DMU release and learn the Unicode deployment strategies for uptaking the Oracle Database 12c Multitenant Architecture.
Hope to see you there!
- DMU Development

Sadly, the answers to your questions are No, Not really, and No.
While Oracle is committed to maintaining Oracle Designer in its present state, with bug fixes, and minor enhancements to make sure that it works with later versions of the Oracle database, Oracle is not planning to make major enhancements. That means that Oracle will not create new Designer generators like one for ApEx or add export or import capabilities for JDeveloper's UML diagrams. The Visual Basic question is slightly more complicated, but the general answer is that later versions of Visual Basic should have enough backward compatibility with VB6 to compile the output from the VB generator, but the VB generator is not going to be improved to take advantage of new VB.net capabilities.
The one light in the darkness is that Oracle has been very receptive to integrating user-written enhancements sponsored by ODTUG into the tool. Some of these, notably for the Web PL/SQL generator have already been included in Designer versions. And you can download an application for adding some of your own enhancements. ODTUG would be delighted to help you share user-written Designer improvements with the greater user community.

Berkeley DB Sessions at Oracle OpenWorld Sept 19 - 23

All,
Just posting some of the Berkeley DB related sessions at Oracle OpenWorld this year. Hope to see you there.
Session ID:      S317033
Title:      Oracle Berkeley DB: Enabling Your Mobile Data Strategy
Abstract:      Mobile data is everywhere. Deploying applications and updates, as well as collecting data from the field and synchronizing it with the Oracle Database server infrastructure, is everyone?s concern today in IT. Mobile devices, by their very nature, are easily damaged, lost, or stolen. Therefore, enabling secure, rapid mobile deployment and synchronization is critically important. By combining Oracle Berkeley DB 11g and Oracle Database Lite Mobile Server, you can easily link your mobile devices, users, applications, and data with the corporate infrastructure in a safe and reliable manner. This session will discuss several real-world use cases.
Speaker(s):
Eric Jensen, Oracle, Principal Product Manager
Greg Rekounas, Rekounas.org,
Event:      JavaOne and Oracle Develop
Stream(s):      ORACLE DEVELOP, DEVELOP
Track(s):      Database Development
Tags:      Add Berkeley DB
Session Type:      Conference Session
Session Category:      Case Study
Duration:      60 min.
Schedule:      Wednesday, September 22, 11:30 | Hotel Nikko, Golden Gate
Session ID:      S318539
Title:      Effortlessly Enhance Your Mobile Applications with Oracle Berkeley DB and SQLite
Abstract:      In this session, you'll learn the new SQL capabilities of Oracle Berkeley DB 11g. You'll discover how Oracle Berkeley DB is a drop-in replacement for SQLite; applications get improved performance and concurrency without sacrificing simplicity and ease of use. This hands-on lab explores seamless data synchronization for mobile applications using the Oracle Mobile Sync Server to synchronize data with the Oracle Database. Oracle Berkeley DB is an OSS embedded database that has the features, options, reliability, and flexibility that are ideal for developing lightweight commercial mobile applications. Oracle Berkeley DB supports a wide range of mobile platforms, including Android.
Speaker(s):
Dave Segleau, Oracle, Product Manager
Ashok Joshi, Oracle, Senior Director, Development
Ron Cohen, Oracle, Member of Technical Staff
Eric Jensen, Oracle, Principal Product Manager
Event:      JavaOne and Oracle Develop
Stream(s):      ORACLE DEVELOP, DEVELOP
Track(s):      Database Development
Tags:      Add 11g, Berkeley DB, Embedded Development, Embedded Technology
Session Type:      Hands-on Lab
Session Category:      Features
Duration:      60 min.
Schedule:      Wednesday, September 22, 16:45 | Hilton San Francisco, Imperial Ballroom A
Session ID:      S317032
Title:      Oracle Berkeley DB: Adding Scalability, Concurrency, and Reliability to SQLite
Abstract:      Oracle Berkeley DB and SQLite: two industry-leading libraries in a single package. This session will look at use cases where the Oracle Berkeley DB library's advantages bring strong enhancements to common SQLite scenarios. You'll learn how Oracle Berkeley DB?s scalability, concurrency, and reliability significantly benefit SQLite applications. The session will focus on Web services, multithreaded applications, and metadata management. It will also explore how to leverage the powerful features in SQLite to maximize the functionality of your application while reducing development costs.
Speaker(s):
Jack Kreindler, Genie DB,
Scott Post, Thomson Reuters, Architect
Dave Segleau, Oracle, Product Manager
Event:      JavaOne and Oracle Develop
Stream(s):      ORACLE DEVELOP, DEVELOP
Track(s):      Database Development
Tags:      Add Berkeley DB
Session Type:      Conference Session
Session Category:      Features
Duration:      60 min.
Schedule:      Monday, September 20, 11:30 | Hotel Nikko, Nikko Ballroom I
Session ID:      S317038
Title:      Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition: High Availability for Your Java Data
Abstract:      Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition is the most scalable, highest performance Java application data store available today. This session will focus on the latest features, including triggers and sync with Oracle Database as well as new performance and scalability enhancements for high availability, with an emphasis on real-world use cases. We'll discuss deployment, configuration, and maximized throughput scenarios. You'll learn how you can use Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition High Availability to increase the reliability and performance of your Java application data storage.
Speaker(s):
Steve Shoaff, UnboundID Corp, CEO
Alex Feinberg, Linkedin,
Ashok Joshi, Oracle, Senior Director, Development
Event:      JavaOne and Oracle Develop
Stream(s):      ORACLE DEVELOP, DEVELOP
Track(s):      Database Development
Tags:      Add Berkeley DB
Session Type:      Conference Session
Session Category:      Features
Duration:      60 min.
Schedule:      Thursday, September 23, 12:30 | Hotel Nikko, Mendocino I / II
Session ID:      S314396
Title:      Java SE for Embedded Meets Oracle Berkeley DB at the Edge
Abstract:      This session covers a special case of edge-to-enterprise computing, where the edge consists of embedded devices running Java SE for Embedded in combination with Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition, a widely used embedded database. The approach fits a larger emerging trend in which edge embedded devices are "smart"--that is, they come equipped with an embedded (in-process) database for structured persistent storage of data as needed. In addition, these devices may optionally come with a thin middleware layer that can perform certain basic data processing operations locally. The session highlights the synergies between both technologies and how they can be utilized. Topics covered include implementation and performance optimization.
Speaker(s):      Carlos Lucasius, Oracle , Java Embedded Engineering
Carlos Lucasius works in the Java Embedded and Real-Time Engineering product team at Oracle Corporation, where he is involved in development, testing, and technical support. Prior to joining Sun (now Oracle), he worked as an consultant to IT departments at various companies in both North-America and Europe; specific application domains he was involved in include artificial intelligence, pattern recognition, advanced data processing, simulation, and optimization as applied to complex systems and processes such as intelligent instruments and industrial manufacturing. Carlos has presented frequently at scientific conferences, universities/colleges, and corporations across North-America and Europe. He has also published a number of papers in refereed international journals covering applied scientific research in abovementioned areas.
Event:      JavaOne and Oracle Develop
Stream(s):      JAVAONE
Track(s):      Java for Devices, Card, and TV
Session Type:      Conference Session
Session Category:      Case Study
Duration:      60 min.
Schedule:      Tuesday, September 21, 13:00 | Hilton San Francisco, Golden Gate 1
Session ID:      S313952
Title:      Developing Applications with Oracle Berkeley DB for Java and Java ME Smartphones
Abstract:      Oracle Berkeley DB is a high-performance, embeddable database engine for developers of mission-critical systems. It runs directly in the application that uses it, so no separate server is required and no human administration is needed, and it provides developers with fast, reliable, local persistence with zero administration. The Java ME platform provides a new, rich user experience for cell phones comparable to the graphical user interfaces found on the iPhone, Google Android, and other next-generation cell phones. This session demonstrates how to use Oracle Berkeley DB and the Java ME platform to deliver rich database applications for today's cell phones.
Speaker(s):      Hinkmond Wong, Oracle, Principal Member of Technical Staff
Hinkmond Wong is a principal engineer with the Java Micro Edition (Java ME) group at Oracle. He was the specification lead for the Java Community Process (JCP) Java Specification Requests (JSRs) 36, 46, 218, and 219, Java ME Connected Device Configuration (CDC) and Foundation Profile. He holds a B.S.E degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) and an M.S.E degree in Computer Engineering from Santa Clara University. Hinkmond's interests include performance tuning in Java ME and porting the Java ME platform to many types of embedded devices. His recent projects include investigating ports of Java ME to mobile devices, such as Linux/ARM-based smartphones and is the tech lead of CDC and Foundation Profile libraries. He is the author of the book titled "Developing Jini Applications Using J2ME Technology".
Event:      JavaOne and Oracle Develop
Stream(s):      JAVAONE
Track(s):      Java ME and Mobile, JavaFX and Rich User Experience
Tags:      Add Application Development, Java ME, Java Mobile, JavaFX Mobile, Mobile Applications
Session Type:      Conference Session
Session Category:      Tips and Tricks
Duration:      60 min.
Schedule:      Monday, September 20, 11:30 | Hilton San Francisco, Golden Gate 3
I think I have them all. If I have missed any, please reply and I can update the list, or just post the info in the reply.
Thanks,
Greg Rekounas

are any links to access these Seminars??

What are the Cleansing steps we can perform outside the DMU tool?

We need your advise on this
According to DMU documentation, There are three possible reasons for a value to have invalid binary representation in the database and their respective fixes using DMU tool
a) An application stores binary values,
Fix: To cleanse the invalid binary representation issues for a column storing binary values, migrate the data type of the column to RAW or LONG RAW.
b) An application stores character values in a pass-through configuration and the values are encoded in one or more character sets different from the database character set.
Fix: To identify the actual character set of data in the column, select the column in the Cleansing Editor and repeatedly change the selected value in the Character Set drop-down list, until all values in the column are legible.
c) An application stores values that have some character codes corrupted due to software defects or hardware failures
Fix:To cleanse randomly corrupted values, edit and correct them in the Edit Data dialog box.
What are fixes we can perfmon outside of DMU tool for above issues and how?

Data cleansing is potentially one of the most time-consuming steps in the migration process depending on the data volume and the extent of data exceptions found. The DMU is designed to allow most of the cleansing actions to be performed prior to the conversion downtime window without impact to the production environment. You can choose to have the cleansing actions committed to the database immediately (immediate cleansing) or saved and executed later as part of the conversion phase (scheduled cleansing). Many of the cleansing actions may not be easy to accomplish outside of the DMU or could require significant manual workload otherwise. In your case, I think you have several options:
1) Upgrade to a DMU-supported database release first and work on Unicode migration separately from the upgrade. This way you can leverage the DMU cleansing features to address most of the data issues beforehand and only deal with any incremental data issues in the migration downtime.
If you must do the upgrade and Unicode migration in the same downtime window:
2) Prepare scripts for operations like enlarging column sizes or migrating column data types based on the latest iteration to speed up the process. Keep in mind you may still need extra work as the incremental data changes since the last iteration could affect the cleansing requirements. For invalid data issues, if they are caused by all data being stored in a character set different from the database character set, then set the assumed database character set instead of setting assumed character sets for individual columns.
3) Use DMU and Streams setup to achieve near-zero downtime migration, see the page below for details:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/globalization/dmu/learnmore/nzd-migration-524223.html

DMU 1.1 startup

I've download and installed DMU 1.1 on Solaris 10.
version SunOS lenado 5.10 Generic_144488-14 sun4v sparc SUNW,SPARC-Enterprise-T5220
I'm running jre version 1.6.0_35-b10
I'm running Xming for my X server. When I try to start it up it asks me whether I want to migrate from and older version. I say no.
Then the x window appears and there is nothing in it. It just says oracle development tool on the title bar and nothing else comes up. There is really nothing in the log file.
Doing a truss of the process it's just spinning running:
oracle 29401 29344 2 13:34:18 pts/3 12:37 /usr/jdk1.6.0_35/bin/java -Xmx512M -Xms64M -Xverify:none -XX:JavaPriority10_To_
Any help just getting started would be great.
This is the log file:
root@lenado:/usr/oracle/.dmu/log:sqlnet#cat dmu0.log
04.13:35:50:009;main;C;09999 ********
Database Migration Assistant for Unicode: 1.1 Production
apple.laf.useScreenMenuBar : true
class.load.environment : oracle.ide.boot.IdeClassLoadEnvironment
class.load.log.level : CONFIG
class.transfer : delegate
com.apple.macos.smallTabs : true
com.apple.mrj.application.apple.menu.about.name : DMU
com.apple.mrj.application.growbox.intrudes : false
duma.log.level : INFO
file.encoding : ISO646-US
file.encoding.pkg : sun.io
file.separator : /
ice.browser.forcegc : false
ice.pilots.html4.ignoreNonGenericFonts : true
ice.pilots.html4.tileOptThreshold : 0
ide.bootstrap.start : 54165452119298923
ide.build : DUMA_MAIN_LINUX.X64_111024
ide.conf : /ap00/patches/12i/dmu/dmu/bin/dmu.conf
ide.config_pathname : /ap00/patches/12i/dmu/dmu/bin/dmu.conf
ide.debugbuild : false
ide.devbuild : false
ide.extension.search.path : dmu/extensions:ide/extensions
ide.firstrun : true
ide.java.minversion : 1.6.0
ide.main.class : oracle.ide.boot.IdeLauncher
ide.patches.dir : ide/lib/patches
ide.pref.dir : /usr/oracle/.dmu
ide.product : oracle.duma
ide.splash.screen : dmu_splash.png
ide.startingcwd : "/ap00/patches/12i/dmu/dmu/bin"
ide.user.dir : /usr/oracle/.dmu
ide.user.dir.var : IDE_USER_DIR
ide.work.dir : /usr/oracle/dmu
java.awt.graphicsenv : sun.awt.X11GraphicsEnvironment
java.awt.printerjob : sun.print.PSPrinterJob
java.class.path : ../../ide/lib/ide-boot.jar:../../ide/lib/ide-boot.jar:../../jlib/orai18n-collation.jar:../../jlib/orai18n-mapping.jar:../../jlib/orai18n.jar:../../jlib/orai18n-utility.jar:../lib/ojdbc6.jar
java.class.version : 50.0
java.endorsed.dirs : /usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/lib/endorsed
java.ext.dirs : /usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/lib/ext:/usr/jdk/packages/lib/ext
java.home : /usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre
java.io.tmpdir : /var/tmp/
java.library.path : /usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/lib/sparc/server:/usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/lib/sparc:/usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/../lib/sparc:/usr/lib:/usr/local/lib:/usr/dt/lib:/ap00/oracle/product/11.2.0.2.1/lib:/usr/jdk/packages/lib/sparc:/lib:/usr/lib
java.naming.factory.initial : oracle.javatools.jndi.LocalInitialContextFactory
java.runtime.name : Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment
java.runtime.version : 1.6.0_35-b10
java.specification.name : Java Platform API Specification
java.specification.vendor : Sun Microsystems Inc.
java.specification.version : 1.6
java.vendor : Sun Microsystems Inc.
java.vendor.url : http://java.sun.com/
java.vendor.url.bug : http://java.sun.com/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi
java.version : 1.6.0_35
java.vm.info : mixed mode
java.vm.name : Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM
java.vm.specification.name : Java Virtual Machine Specification
java.vm.specification.vendor : Sun Microsystems Inc.
java.vm.specification.version : 1.0
java.vm.vendor : Sun Microsystems Inc.
java.vm.version : 20.10-b01
line.separator :
oracle.home : ../../
oracle.ide.util.AddinPolicyUtils.OVERRIDE_FLAG : true
oracle.translated.locales : de,es,fr,it,ja,ko,pt_BR,zh_CN,zh_TW
oracle.xdkjava.compatibility.version : 9.0.4
os.arch : sparc
os.name : SunOS
os.version : 5.10
path.separator : :
reserved_filenames : con,aux,prn,lpt1,lpt2,lpt3,lpt4,lpt5,lpt6,lpt7,lpt8,lpt9,com1,com2,com3,com4,com5,com6,com7,com8,com9,conin$,conout,conout$
sun.arch.data.model : 32
sun.boot.class.path : /usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/lib/resources.jar:/usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/lib/rt.jar:/usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/lib/sunrsasign.jar:/usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/lib/jsse.jar:/usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/lib/jce.jar:/usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/lib/charsets.jar:/usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/lib/modules/jdk.boot.jar:/usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/classes
sun.boot.library.path : /usr/jdk1.6.0_35/jre/lib/sparc
sun.cpu.endian : big
sun.cpu.isalist :
sun.io.unicode.encoding : UnicodeBig
sun.java.command : oracle.ide.boot.Launcher
sun.java.launcher : SUN_STANDARD
sun.java2d.ddoffscreen : false
sun.jnu.encoding : ISO646-US
sun.management.compiler : HotSpot Tiered Compilers
sun.os.patch.level : unknown
user.country : US
user.dir : /ap00/patches/12i/dmu/dmu/bin
user.home : /usr/oracle
user.language : en
user.name : oracle
user.timezone : US/Mountain
windows.shell.font.languages : en
********

We're not able to reproduce this issue on Solaris10. Can you try removing the files under $HOME/.dmu/ and restarting DMU? If it still doesn't work, please log an SR for further investigation.

Oracle Openworld

I am in the process of registering for the Oracle Openworld. To get more information regarding Jdeveloper ADF, JSF (ADF Faces) and Integration with Oracle Portal which one of the "special programs" should I pick ?
Oracle Develop (or) X-treme Program?
Please repond. It's urgent.
Thanks.

Hi Gustavo,
1 - Do I need to take my own laptop for the hands-on sessions?
No, the hands-on labs will be in rooms with PCs. But, it is always a good thing to have your laptop around there in any case.
2 - Is Oracle Develop included in the Full Conference Pass?
Yes, if you registered for Oracle Open World, you can attend the Oracle Develop sessions too. Please make sure to indicate you are interested in those sessions when you register though.
3 - Where can I find Full Oracle Develop schedule? I navigate through the contents but couldn't see date/time info.
It will probably be up on the web site in a week or two.
Keep an eye on http://oracle.com/openworld and make sure to pre-register for sessions you are interested in to make sure your place is secured.

Oracle Database Migration Assistant for Unicode (DMU) is now available!

Oracle Database Migration Assistant for Unicode (DMU) is a next-generation GUI migration tool to help you migrate your databases to the Unicode character set. It is free for customers with database support contracts. The DMU is built on the same GUI platform as SQL Developer and JDeveloper. It uses dedicated RDBMS functionality to scan and convert a database to AL32UTF8 (or to the deprecated UTF8, if needed for some reasons). For existing AL32UTF8 and UTF8 databases, it provides a validation mode to check if data is really encoded in UTF-8. Learn more about the tool on its OTN pages.
There is a new Database Migration Assistant for Unicode. We encourage you to post all questions related to the tool and to the database character set migration process in general to that forum.
Thanks,
The DMU Development Team

HI there!
7.6.03 ? Why do you use outdated software for your migration.
At least use 7.6.06 or 7.7.07 !
About the performance topic - well, you've to figure out what the database is waiting for.
Activate time measurement, activate the DBanalyzer with a short snapshot interval (say 120 or 60 seconds) and check what warnings you get.
Also you should use the parameter check to make sure that you don't run into any setup-induced bottlenecks.
Apart from these very basic prerequisites for the analysis of this issue, you may want to check
SAP Note 1464560 FAQ: R3load on MaxDB
Maybe you can use some of the performance features available in the current R3load versions.
regards,
Lars
p.s.
open a support message if you're not able to do the performance analysis yourself.

Unexpected Numeric Overflow on empty tables when scanning with DMU

I have an instance of oracle running on an isolated network (oracle 11.2.0.3), on a Windows Server 2008 r2, x64 dell R705 server
When using the DMU to scan tables, I get the following error:
ORA-01426: numeric overflow
DBMS_DUMA_INTERNAL: line 8
DBMS_DUMA_INTERNAL: line 43
at line 1
I get his on multiple tables, but in each case, the table is empty (0 rows)
Can I safely ignore this? How do I get DMU to ignore the errors and continue?
Thanks in advance.

The fix for bug 8743409 is not included in the 11.2.0.1 release. Please check the DMU supported configurations. In order to use DMU on any versions of the database before 11.2.0.3, you need to apply a prerequisite server-side patch on one of the supported configurations. If you can upgrade to 11.2.0.3, there is no need to apply additional patches and the aforementioned fix is included.

Annual Oracle OpenWorld 2014 User Community Cloud SIG meetup

Each year at Oracle OpenWorld and then at the Collaborate User Conference, the IOUG Cloud SIG invites participation from customers and partners interested or building Clouds using Oracle product technologies. A brief history on the SIG here
Just prior to Oracle OpenWorld 2014 they held this webcast - Marrying the Private Database Cloud and DBaaS of which I understand a replay will be available
For those to made it to Oracle OpenWorld 2014, and were able to attend the meeting Sunday Sept 28th in Moscone South 208, what was of most interest this year? and what future SIG activities are planned in FY15?
ErikB dbasolved basheer.khan

what interest is there from the user community in learning more about openstack? Anyone interested in a hands on lab around the technology? Maybe at C15LV?
Erik

Can I use DMU for this database?

Hi everyone,
I am snippeting a CSSCAN ( i know..) so that will reveal the amount of convertible data we have to tackle and wanted everyone's opinion if we can use DMU for this database.
[Data Dictionary Conversion Summary]
Datatype Changeless Convertible Truncation Lossy
VARCHAR2 7,805,484 202 0 0
CHAR 1,573 0 0 0
LONG 220,073 0 0 0
CLOB 91,227 15,718 0 0
VARRAY 23,479 0 0 0
Total 8,141,836 15,920 0 0
Total in percentage 99.805% 0.195% 0.000% 0.000%
The data dictionary can not be safely migrated using the CSALTER script
[Application Data Conversion Summary]
Datatype Changeless Convertible Truncation Lossy
VARCHAR2 68,382,337 350,836 39 84
CHAR 322,930 0 0 0
LONG 0 0 0 0
CLOB 32,522 13,257 0 0
VARRAY 1,552 0 0 0
Total 68,739,341 364,093 39 84
Total in percentage 99.473% 0.527% 0.000% 0.000%
I think it should be fine.
Please let me know.
thanks

Hello,
the amount of convertible has no relation to if you can use dmu or not.
of course, the less convertible, the less time the conversion process itself will take, but that's about it
Regards,
Gunther

DMU 1.2 stuck in Execute Post Conversion Tasks

It is stuck in the post execution conversion tasks. I don't even see the steps listed. DBSNMP somehow got in while the DMU was up.
I put the db in blackout but should have put in restricted mode also, which i did after killing the dbsnmp session.
From the screen log:
09.15:23:03:760;V000;I;40005 Convert System Tables elapsed 00:00:33.393.
09.15:23:03:827;V000;I;40017 Waiting for 1 blocking sessions to shut down before altering the database character set...
09.15:24:37:587;V000;I;40018 All blocking sessions for altering the database character set have shut down, elapsed time is 00:01:33.821.
09.15:26:18:298;V000;I;40005 Alter Database Character Set to AL32UTF8 elapsed 00:01:40.535.
Let it run overnight and still stuck at same spot. I can't abort because it says i will have to restore from backup. Nothing under the ACTION area.

You should see the SQL that's currently being executed in the conversion panel. Please try the latest released version DMU 2.0. If this is still an issue with 2.0, please log an SR for further investigation.

DMU 1.2 Released

We're glad to announce the availability of Database Migration Assistant for Unicode (DMU) release 1.2 for download on OTN and My Oracle Support (MOS):
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/globalization/dmu/overview/index.html
This update release offers new features including support for 64-bit JDK on Windows, a new script for correcting mismatched database character sets, a live update feature for transparently upgrading to future DMU releases, and much more. Please refer to the DMU 1.2 Release Notes and Users' Guide for details:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E39404_01/welcome.html
Please start using this latest version of DMU for your Unicode migration projects. Note that the legacy migration utilities CSSCAN and CSALTER will be desupported and replaced by the DMU in the next major release of the Oracle Database.
- DMU Development

You should see the SQL that's currently being executed in the conversion panel. Please try the latest released version DMU 2.0. If this is still an issue with 2.0, please log an SR for further investigation.

DMU 1.1 Released!

We are very pleased to announce the availability of the DMU 1.1 production release for download from OTN and My Oracle Support (MOS). For new features and changes in the new release, please see Release Notes.
<br><br>
Best regards,
The DMU Development

They assumed because of how Apple puts in the next *check for updates* date in iTunes. They assumed the new version would come out that day. Though each time a date gets hit after an update, they have always changed the date to another future date at least once.
Also who knows if it is going to be 1.1.3 or 1.2.1 anyhow since nobdy but Apple knows. Sites calling it 1.1.3 just shows they don't know for sure because the version depends on what is being done...fixes or new features (which nobody but Apple will know).

DMU 1.1 Sub-menu options not displaying from Linux /VNC4

Environment
DMU 1.1
Linux 2.6.18-92.1.22.el5 CentOS 5.2 (Final) x86_64
JAVA 1.6.0_25
RDBMS 10.2.0.5.0
The sub-menus options don't display when executing DMU from the Linux OS via VNC4. I can create a connection but it won't save. Neither will the option to 'create the repository' be displayed.
But I can connect to the database from windows and create the repository.
Thanks

Can you try to run SQL Devloper in the same environment to see if you can meet the similar issue?

IOUG Life Sciences SIG at Oracle OpenWorld 10:45 am - 12:00 pm

Sunday October 22nd! Life Sciences SIG Hilton, Yosemite Room B
Oracle Life Sciences User Group The Oracle Life Sciences User Group (OLSUG) represents a worldwide association of people who share a vested interest in the successful deployment and use of Oracle products within the life sciences industry. This meeting is designed to accelerate the success of users of Oracle products by providing a forum for sharing useful information and best practices, discovering novel and innovative practices, and exposing issues and limitations concerning Oracle products. The meeting will consist of interesting and thought provoking presentations from industry experts and Oracle. Topics will focus on distributed data access, integrating a variety of data types, managing vast quantities of data, and finding patterns and insights. Sign up soon Oracle OpenWorld User group forum on Sunday is quickly filling up!

Sunday October 22nd!

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