Manual conversion from VMware to Oracle VM

Hi,
Could anyone please give me a detailed procedure about converting a machine from VMware to Oracle VM format?
Our VMware machine have the "-flat.vmdk" format and OVM manager is not converting them. I was advised that I need to do the whole procedure manually.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Sam.

Guys, I am happy to advise that we got a solution for this problem.
For all those who are unable to convert from WMare to OVM because of the extension *-flat.vmdk just contact Oracle support and ask for a patch for BUG 9569399.
Regards.

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I am migrating the vmware with oracle virtula machine for that I have downloaded the OVFTool and run the following command
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Thank you for the information. The link you have mentioned is about migration the environment of a machine to a VM. But i'm looking for migrating an Oracle Database 11g from a Physical Machine (Linux x86) to a Virtual Machine( Linux x86) created using Oracle VM. Can you help me out in this.
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Page numbers incorrect after conversion from Excel to pdf
""This above link (thread:834599) is from a case back in 2011 that claims to solve this problem, but it does not solve this problem. I think that customer only cared about having continuous page numbering, not discrete page numbering per sheet.
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I still have this issue in Acrobat XI and MS Office Professional Plus 2010. I keep upgrading to no avail. This regression has resulted in a huge time drain for me. If you fixed it, please explain how I can get my hands on the resolution.
Previous versions of Excel and Adobe Acrobat enabled flexibility around the "Page #" of "Number of Pages" (Page &[Page] of &[Pages]) token, depending on context and usage. The "# of pages" token could represent EITHER the number of pages in the workbook OR the number of pages in the tab/sheet, depending on how you generated the PDF:
You could select "Selected Sheets" and then select all or some of the individual sheets in the workbook, and the PDF would honor the discrete numbering of each of the sheets, so the first page of each sheet was p1 and the "# of pages" was the number of pages in the sheet; not the number of pages in the workbook; or
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I spent a lot of time trying each which way that the blog posts recommended and have tried this on multiple versions of Excel and Acrobat now.
NONE of these time-consuming experiments gave me what I wanted.They all insist that "Page #" of "Number of Pages" (Page &[Page] of &[Pages]) is the total number of pages in the workbook or the total number of pages in the selected sheets combined.
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The same issue happens when using LibreOffice calc. (Although, I never tested with Libre Office before, so I don't know that it ever worked).
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Hide All
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java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/cm/db/oracle/cm102_create_tables.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/cm/db/data/sample/cm102_insert_system_data.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/cm/db/data/sample/cm102_update_system_data.sql
java Processing file 'C:\bea\WLSERV~1.0\portal\db\oracle\jdbc_index\jdbc.index'
java Files=
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/wps_drop_fkeys.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/wps_drop_indexes.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/wps_drop_constraints.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/wps_drop_tables.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/comm_drop_fkeys.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/comm_drop_indexes.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/comm_drop_constraints.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/comm_drop_tables.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf10_drop_fkeys.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf10_drop_tables.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf9_drop_fkeys.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf9_drop_constraints.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf9_drop_views.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf9_drop_tables.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf_drop_views.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf_drop_fkeys.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf_drop_indexes.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf_drop_constraints.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf_drop_tables.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/wps_create_tables.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/wps_create_fkeys.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/wps_create_indexes.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/wps_create_triggers.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/data/required/wps_insert_system_data.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf_create_tables.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf_create_fkeys.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf_create_indexes.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf_create_views.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf_create_triggers.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/comm_create_tables.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/comm_create_fkeys.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/comm_create_indexes.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/comm_create_triggers.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/data/required/comm_insert_system_data.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf9_drop_columns.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf9_create_tables.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf9_create_fkeys.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf9_create_views.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/data/required/pf_insert_system_data.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/data/required/pf9_insert_system_data.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/data/required/bt_insert_system_data.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/data/required/bt9_insert_system_data.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf10_create_tables.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/data/required/pf10_insert_system_data.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf102_create_tables.sql
java file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/oracle/pf102_drop_tables.sql
java Error = SQLException when executing file file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/data/required/pf_insert_system_data.sql
java java.lang.Exception: SQLException when executing file file:/C:/bea/WLSERV~1.0/portal/db/data/required/pf_insert_system_data.sql
java at com.bea.plateng.domain.jdbc.JDBCDataLoader.load(JDBCDataLoader.java:182)
java at com.bea.plateng.domain.jdbc.JDBCDataLoader.main(JDBCDataLoader.java:1320)
java Caused by: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
java at oracle.jdbc.driver.DatabaseError.throwSqlException(DatabaseError.java:112)
java at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CTTIoer.processError(T4CTTIoer.java:331)
java at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CTTIoer.processError(T4CTTIoer.java:288)
java at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4C8Oall.receive(T4C8Oall.java:743)
java at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CStatement.doOall8(T4CStatement.java:207)
java at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CStatement.executeForRows(T4CStatement.java:946)
java at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleStatement.doExecuteWithTimeout(OracleStatement.java:1168)
java at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleStatement.executeUpdateInternal(OracleStatement.java:1614)
java at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleStatement.executeUpdate(OracleStatement.java:1579)
java at com.bea.plateng.domain.jdbc.JDBCDataLoader.loadData(JDBCDataLoader.java:748)
java at com.bea.plateng.domain.jdbc.JDBCDataLoader.load(JDBCDataLoader.java:166)
java ... 1 more
java Load Failed
BUILD FAILED
C:\bea\WLSERV~1.0\common\p13n\db\build_createdatabase.xml:17: The following error occurred while executing this line:
C:\bea\WLSERV~1.0\common\p13n\db\build_createdatabase.xml:90: The following error occurred while executing this line:
C:\bea\WLSERV~1.0\common\p13n\db\build_createdatabase.xml:97: The following error occurred while executing this line:
C:\bea\WLSERV~1.0\common\p13n\db\build_createdatabase.xml:62: Java returned: -1
Total time: 3 minutes 55 seconds
I tried debugging the problem, and found that the table "PF_MARKUP_XML" was not created, the create script of that table is in the "pf_create_tables.sql" file. When I tried to manually execute the specific create script for that table it was executed successfully, and the table was created. So I dont know what is the problem then.
Any help on this would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,

Hi,
not sure which version of WLP you are running, but take a look at [http://edocs.bea.com/wlp/docs92/db/oracle.html|http://edocs.bea.com/wlp/docs92/db/oracle.html]:
"Note: A WebLogic Portal Oracle database user that has DBA privileges causes database create errors and upgrade issues. Before you create database objects or perform an upgrade, you should revoke the Oracle user's DBA privileges and replace them with the following privileges: GRANT CREATE TABLE, CREATE VIEW, CREATE TRIGGER, CREATE SEQUENCE, CREATE SESSION, UNLIMITED TABLESPACE TO <<WEBLOGIC>>."
If the DB user you were using had DBA privileges then maybe this was the reason for your problem?
Seems to be still valid even for 10.2.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Petri

Batch level settings conversion from plant-to-plant to material-level

If someone has worked on conversion of Batch level settings within SAP from plant-to-plant to material-level batch management, please let me know what are the challenges involved in doing this. Thanks.

Check help !!!
To change the batch level, you have to start a conversion program. This program first checks whether conversion is possible and outputs an error log containing all batch numbers that occur more than once at the new level. Now you need to manually transfer these batch records to batch numbers within Inventory Management using a transfer posting 'material to material'.
If you change the level from plant level to a higher level, it is possible that batches with the same batch numbers in different plants are actually identical. In this case, all you have to do is remove stocks (including previous period stocks) so that all batches with the same batch numbers, except one, can be reorganized.
When you convert from plant level to material level, the material is then to be handled in batches in all plants in which it is defined.
Standard settings
In the standard delivery batches are uniquely defined at material level.
Activities
To change the batch level, proceed as follows:
1. Choose the level at which you want your batches to be unique.
2. Save the new settings and choose Back.
3. Choose Batch level -> Conversion.
4. If necessary, carry out the conversion in test mode first.
Further notes
Note that you cannot reset conversion from plant level to a higher level in the standard.
If you create a client by copying an existing client, initially, there are no settings in the target client at batch level. The system makes the settings in the target client only when you have carried out an activity (maintaining master data or posting a goods movement, for example). The client level is not transported. If you copy a client with client level, you have to manually set the client level in the target system.

About the effect for batch level conversion from material to plant level

Dears,
Now we use batch management at material level in our system, now we want to change to batch level from material level to plant level, what effects or risks it will bring during the process of conversion?
Thanks a lot
Zhongkai

Hi
check the following SAP help link it is very helpful:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_40b/helpdata/es/d2/1d4b6e5733d1118b3f0060b03ca329/content.htm
at the link you can find the following
Specify batch level and activate status management
In this IMG activity, you specify the following:
the level at which batch numbers are unique
whether batch status management is active in the client
the plants in which batch status management is active
the initial status of new batches
Batch level
Batch numbers can be unique at the following levels:
at plant level
at material level
at client level for a material
If you choose plant level, the batch number is unique in conjunction with the respective material and the plant. If you choose material level, the batch number is unique together with the material. At client level, the batch number is unique in the whole client.
To change the batch level, you have to start a conversion program. This program first checks whether conversion is possible and outputs an error log containing all batch numbers that occur more than once at the new level. Now you need to manually transfer these batch records to numbers within Inventory Management using a transfer posting 'material to material'.
If you change the level from plant level to a higher level, it is possible that batches with the same batch numbers in different plants are actually identical. In this case, all you have to do is remove stocks (including previous period stocks) so that all batches with the same batch numbers, except one, can be reorganized.
When you convert from plant level to material level, the material is then to be handled in batches in all plants in which it is defined.
Standard settings
In the standard R/3 System, batches are unique at plant level.
Activities
To change the batch level, proceed as follows:
      1. Choose the level at which you want your batches to be unique.
      2. Save the new settings and choose Back.
      3. Select function Batch level -> Conversion.
      4. If necessary, carry out the conversion in test mode first.
Further notes
Note that you cannot reset conversion from plant level to a higher level in the standard.
If you create a client by copying an existing client, initially, there are no settings in the target client at batch level. The system makes the settings in the target client only when you have carried out an activity (maintaining master data or posting a goods movement, for example).
SETTINGS BEFORE/AFTER CLIENT COPY:
Source client Target client
Client level Material level
Material level Material level
Plant level Plant level
Batch status management
Batch status management is an additional function provided by the standard R/3 System.
Standard settings
Batch status management is not active in the standard R/3 system.
Activities
To activate batch status management, proceed as follows:
      1. Choose Batch status management active.
      2. Save the new setting and choose Back.
      3. Choose Batch status management -> conversion.
      4. If necessary, carry out the conversion in test mode first.
Further notes
Batch status management is linked to the batch level. At material and at plant level, the status management settings are valid within the client, that is for all plants. However, if you have defined batches to be unique at plant level, you have to select the plants in which status management is to be active using function Plants with status management.
If you activate status management, all existing batches are assigned status 'unrestricted'. If you deactivate status management, the systems transfers all restricted batches to unrestricted stock within conversion. Restricted stock only exists if status management is active.
If you create a client by copying an existing client, status management is automatically activated if batches exist in the target client, independent of the settings in the source client. If no batches exist in the target client, it is not activated. In this case, you have to activate or deactivate status management manually, if required.
Plants with batch status management
Activities
To select the plants in which status management is to be active, proceed as follows:
      1. Set characteristic Batch status management for those plants in which batch status management is to be active.
      2. Save your settings and choose function Back.
      3. Choose function Batch status management -> conversion
      4. If necessary, carry out the conversion in test mode first.
Initial status of a new batch
Using this function, you can specify for each material type which initial status new batches are to be assigned. However, if you use a quality management system, this specifies the status of the batches.
Hope it will help
Best Regards

Struts/ADF/Toplink conversion from 10.1.2 to 10.1.3

Hi. We have a J2EE application based on Struts/ADF/Toplink.
We just let the JDeveloper migrate the whole application itself.
We solved a few minor problems, but now we have the greater one:
- we have in domain classes some getX...(), setX...() methods, intended for example
for getting attributes of nested objects or for conversion from String to Date.
In older version, when you had some getXSomeAtr() method in domain class, the attribute
XSomeAttr was automatically generated into Data Control.
In newer version it's not! If you want the attribute to be in data control, you must
have an private attribute XSomeAtr declared in domain class.
Example - we have these attibutes (first two has their own getters and setters and are
mapped in toplink, the third is unmapped)
private Date datum;
private String nazev;
private String XDatumAsDate;
and methods
public String getXDatumAsDate() {
return OurUtils.dateToStringAsDate(getDatum());
public void setXDatumAsDate(String datum) throws ParseException{
Date d = OurUtils.StringToDateAsDate(datum);
setDatum(d);
And the form look like this
<html:text property="XDatumAsDate" .../>
<html:text property="nazev" .../>
Reading is ok, but attempt to modify date in input field ends with
"JBO-35009: Setting attribute for XDatumAsDate in object methodRSICollection failed"
Are we doing something wrong ? We just need to have the date entering under our control and
be able to enter dates in various formats.
Thanks in advance for any comments.

I compared the both old and new data control xml files and found the difference. The previous attribute descriptor has IsUpdateable="true" but the new has IsUpdateable="0".
Manually changing won't help - data control generation of any class regenerates all data controls and puts back IsUpdateable="0". I'm stuck now.

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