Migrate DB from linux box to unix box

any specific metalink document available for doing the migration of DB from linux to unix..
thanks
regards

You can use the Transport tablespace concept. But it is important for you to be on a 10g database, otherwise the only way you can perform this migration is by using the traditional export/import.
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14231/tspaces.htm#sthref1287

Similar Messages

Migration SAPDB from windows to HP-Unix

Hello Experts ,
Please help me how to migrate SAPDB 7.3.054 data from Windows 2000 to HP UNIX 11.11.
We are using SAPDB 7.3.54 version for content server 6.30.As per below note( 962019-System copy of MaxDB Content Server Storage)can i migrate SAP DB data or not .
Client requested us for the migaration content server 6.30+ SAPDB 7.3 on unix server and upgrade to 6.40 + Max DB 7.6 .
Any possiblity of direct backup/ restore. because it is an open database .
Thanks
Rajasekhar

Hi Lars Breddemann
i have a question: In The release 7.7 Sapdb or later is possible do a sapdb's backup installed on windows and restore it on platform unix or linux.
Exist any procedure different to Export/Import to do this?
regards.
Jairo

Migrating network from Linux to Apple

I am new to the Apple world (first post ) and I would like advice on the best way to reconfigure my network from a Linux based "do-it-yourself" to an easier Apple happy network, reusing as much exsisting hardware as possible. I have 150GB of media data excluding the many DVD's I want to digitize (this should easily exceed 500GB once completed) so it is available to all apple devices. I have a 500GB HDD Mac mini, small USB 500GB HDD, Linux server with 2 x 500GB HDDs, my old gaming Windows PC with a 500GB HDD, and various apple products that access the media. The mac mini will be the central Apple media computer but I want to back it up using Time Machine and need to store the movies on an external disk in a way that does not break the media sharing, like Apple TV.
My questions are,
1. Should I store the extra movies on the 500GB USB HDD and then use the Linux server as a SAMBA share for Time Machine, or vice versa?
2. Given the hardware I have, how would you set-up the home network?
Again, my goals are to provide an immediate back-up (time machine) and a 3rd back-up that protects against fire, flood, or natural disaster. I want to avoid issues where I am writing scripts again. I am an engineer that is used to manually configuring all of this but am also getting older am having less patience. This is what caused me to buy the Mac Mini in the first place.
Thank you in advance for detailed advice/discussion,
-AR

Hi,
You should be OK to do this since export/import works well cross-platform, providing you are on roughly the same version of the database - I doubt that you would have any major problems from 9.2.0.4 to 9.2.0.7.
If you are doing a full export/import and you are relying on the import to create tablespaces and datafiles, then you will need to make sure that your HP server has the same filesystem layout or you will get failures.
What I have tended to do when doing migrations like this is to pre-create the database on the target server (i.e. create the database and all the tablespaces and datafiles) and then import the relevant user schemas (you might want a first pass which is a full import but without inserting data so that all users get created). Assuming that your database is in good shape and no user objects are owned by SYS or SYSTEM, it should be fine.
Probably the best advice I can give is to make sure that you give yourself time to run through (i.e. practice) the migration a few times so that you are sure of the process before doing it 'for real'.
Cheers,
R

Database migration/upgrade from Linux (10.2.0.3) to AIX (10.2.0.5)

We are migrating 120+ Oracle 10gR2 databases (10.2.0.1, 10.2.0.3 & 10.2.0.5) from 30+ physical Linux (RHEL 4.6 & 5) servers to an AIX 6.1 virtualized environment running on two new P770 servers. Our migration approach will be to use Datapump Export and Import as we are moving between platforms and 95% of the databases are 5-10 Gb in size, so long export/import times should not be an issue. We have access to IBM's Xenobridge migration tool, but will try to do most of the work manually to offset the tool's high license cost.
Our server team is in the process of creating our AIX image(s) and we are preparing for the Oracle software installation . My question relates to the Oracle 10gR2 patch level on the new target AIX servers as our client has asked about patching all migrated databases up to 10.2.0.5.
Can I simply install the 10.2.0.1 base software on the AIX server, apply patch 10.2.0.5 and follow-up patch p10248542 before importing?
Is my upgrade approach then to simply export the 10.2.0.1 or 10.2.0.3 databases on Linux using the lower version of the Export utility and import into a copy on the AIX server using the 10.2.0.5 Import utility?
Will the Import utility take care of the upgrade from 10.2.0.1 or 10.2.0.3 to the 10.2.0.5 level?
Do I have to perform a manual upgrade and should there be any outstanding issues specifically related to Daylight Savings Time operability?
Here's my high level plan:
1. Install 10gR2 on AIX server and patch to 10.2.0.5
2. Export 10.2.0.3 database on Linux server using 10.2.0.3 Export utility
3. Use DBCA on Linux server to create "database create" template and transfer this template to AIX server for later use
4. Create "shell" database on AIX using DBCA on AIX server referencing template copied over from the Linux server
5. Import 10.2.0.3 database export into 10.2.0.5 shell database
Just wondering if all the steps in the 10.2.0.5 patchset notes (Readme for 8202632) still apply when using the export/import approach?
All feedback and comments around missing steps would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Jeff

Your approach is correct - imp/exp (or impdp/expdp) will work. You can ignore the notes in 8202632. I would highly recommend that you perform a test upgrade first to validate, tweak as needed, and perfect your process.
See http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14238/expimp.htm#i262220
Pl also review MOS Doc (Migration of Oracle Database Instances Across OS Platforms)
HTH
Srini

Import/Migrate messages from Linux

I'm installing a new Xserve to replace a Linux server running RedHat 9 and I need to bring all the existing mail to the Xserve. All accounts on the RedHat machine are IMAP and will be on the Xserve, but the storage formats are very different.
Anyone recommend the best way to perform this import/migration?
Thanks.

I, too, have had good luck with imapsync. I installed imapsync-1.241 as per INSTALL directions in source tar-ball, with the inclusion of Perl Digest::HMAC_MD5 module, which helps for CRAM-MD5 logins (like for the remote server). I installed on the copy-to machine, in my case the Xserve, and copied from a Linux machine running Courier IMAP server.
There is also a imapsync2 version that can be installed, but I found the version 1 to work OK for my transfer.
Here is a simple shell script I wrote to transfer many mailboxes:
#!/bin/bash
dhusers=("someuser" "anotheruser")
dhpass=("somepassword" "anotherpassword")
xsusers=("myuser" "myotheruser")
xspass=("mypassword" "myotherpassword")
len=${#dhusers\[*\]}
i=0
while \[ $i -lt $len \]; do
echo -e "\nSyncing Mail from User ${dhusers\[$i\]} to User ${xsusers\[$i\]}:\n"
imapsync \
--host1 'old.server.com' --user1 "\"${dhusers\[$i\]}\"" \
--authmech1 'LOGIN' --password1 "\"${dhpass\[$i\]}\"" --expunge1 \
--host2 'new.xserve.com' --user2 "\"${xsusers\[$i\]}\"" \
--authmech2 'CRAM-MD5' --password2 "\"${xspass\[$i\]}\"" \
--syncinternaldates --subscribed --subscribe --prefix1 'INBOX.' \
--exclude 'Trash|FlaggedSpam'
echo -e "\n\n"
let i++
done
exit 0
You may notice a couple of things I did. First, you want to expunge any "marked as deleted" files on the from server, then only copy subscribed folders (if that is what you want), then subscribe to them once they are made on the new server. Also, Courier uses . instead of / for its folder delimiter (INBOX. instead of INBOX/) like on the default Leopard server Cyrus setup. I did not have to expressly tell the --prefix for the to server, it handled it when asked to create new folders. Lastly, if there were folders setup for the Linux system that are not part of your new system, exclude their transfer.
Since the shell script contains passwords, you'll want to keep it writable and executable by root only. Also, imapsync requires being run as root or sudo. If one of your passwords includes a $ then you will need to excape it with \$ or imapsync will fail on connect, since the script will try to expand whatever is after the $ as if were a variable.
Larry

Steps too create connection between OBIEE and Datamart on UNIX box..

Hi experts..
I have created one repository on my windows machine. Now i need to transfer this repositry on UNIX BOX.. So
1. Please tell me the steps to make a connection between OBIEE and datamart.
2. which files i need to transfer from windows machine to UNIX Box..

Are you asking how to connect to an Oracle database from OBIEE in Unix? (Your question is too vague as datamart could mean anything) If so, read this thread:
Re: How to connect Linux OBIEE repository to database?

Migrate EBS(12.1.1) DB (10.2.0.4) RAC from linux itanium to HP-UX Itanium

Dear Friends,
We've a migration project to move oracle EBS database(10.2.0.4) 2 node RAC from linux itanium to hpux itanium and later upgrade to 11.2.0.2.
Could you please send me a document which explain the steps to proceed.
EBSVesrion (12.1.1)
Current DB Linux Version RHEL 5.2 Itanium , (10.2.0.4)
Future DB : HP-UX 11iV3 Itanium. (11.2.0.2)
Regards,

Duplicate post ? - 10g to 11g upgrade and platform migration from linux to hp unix
Pl post EBS questions in the EBS forums - http://forums.oracle.com/forums/category.jspa?categoryID=3
HTH
Srini

How to execute a Window program from Unix box using Java

I am trying to execut a program running on a Window box from Shell Script on a Unix box. Does anybody knows how to do that using Java. Thanks. Any feedback appreciated.
kevin

You need to use
String fileNane = "setup.exe";
Runtime.getRuntime().exec(fileName);that is if you are writing code
if you are just calling if from a terminal just write
java then the file name ( well I think that is right :)
I do know that the code above work as I have it working on a windoze box
Craig
Hope this is right if not please let me know

Execute a Window program from Unix box using Java

Hello everyone,
I need to call a application running on a Window box from Shell Script on a Unix box. Does any one have some idea how to do it? Sample codes? I was thinking using Java. Any feedback appreciated.
Thanks.
CrossonKevin

Search
Profit
http://onesearch.sun.com/search/developers/index.jsp?col=devforums&qp_name=Java+Programming&qp=forum%3A31&qt=execute+program

Can i start managed server from another UNIX BOX ..

          Hello,
          I have created Admin Server on 1 UNIX Box & Managed SErver on 2nd UNIX Box. After
          starting ADMIN server on one UNIX Box, i wanted to start managed server using
          same script.I can manually login to 2nd unix box & start managed server. I am
          wondering if i can start using startup script from 1st UNIX Server.
          Thanks


You have to run the startup script from the machine where you want to start the server
          for now. Also the script has to be different for admin and managed server as the init
          arguments to java commands are different.
          We have plans in future to start managed servers from admin servers itself.
          Viresh Garg
          Principal Developer Relations Engineer
          BEA Systems
          Wlstech wrote:
          > Hello,
          >
          > I have created Admin Server on 1 UNIX Box & Managed SErver on 2nd UNIX Box. After
          > starting ADMIN server on one UNIX Box, i wanted to start managed server using
          > same script.I can manually login to 2nd unix box & start managed server. I am
          > wondering if i can start using startup script from 1st UNIX Server.
          >
          > Thanks

Deployment unsuccessful via UNIX box but Successful from windows

Hi,
I am able to deploy my ADF application on remote server by my ANT SCRIPT.
But when I am trying to deploy my application through UNIX box, Its successfully making EAR File but that EAR file is smaller(in term of size) , which I am getting from Windows deployment from similar script. It not adding bc4j.xcfg file of AM and adfm.xml file also in EAR. If I am deploying this same EAR file from script on unix then its successfully deploying and when I am going to my application its showing blank page insist of contains.
I am using same script for deployment on unix box also which I am using on Windows.
Can anyone suggest me where I am lacking or something which I need to take care on Unix.
Thanks in Advance
Ramit Mathur

Looks like your ant script is buggy...
If your ant script does not produce the same EAR (I only mean the content, not the size) there must be something wrong either with your installation on the UNIX box or your ant script.
If you know which files are missing thats the point to look at. As you wrote the script it should not be difficult to find the part of hte script which should copy the missing files into the resulting EAR file. May be you have a wrong path (windows like drive letters or '\' instead of '/') in your script.
Timo

Can not ping oracle linux vm in Virtual Box from my host

Hy
I have setup oracle linux 7 on virtual box including vboxadditions.
But I can not ping this maschine from outside ( it works for my other vm oel 5.8 )
I did systemctl stop filewall.service
Here my Network konfiguration inside my oel7 vm:
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-enp0s8
TYPE=Ethernet
BOOTPROTO=none
DEFROUTE=yes
IPV4_FAILURE_FATAL=no
IPV6INIT=no
IPV6_AUTOCONF=yes
IPV6_DEFROUTE=yes
IPV6_FAILURE_FATAL=no
NAME=public
UUID=388ee413-55e9-45e1-be1d-4f5eedc402f3
ONBOOT=yes
IPADDR0=10.20.50.101
PREFIX0=24
IPV6_PEERDNS=yes
IPV6_PEERROUTES=yes
HWADDR=08:00:27:5F:87:91
Can anyone help?
Thanks
Peter Schlaeger

Hi,
Before discussing the network configuration of Oracle Linux 7 (By the way; it seams correct), lets talk about the VirtualBox network configuration, So the Network adapter of your VM can be attached to {NAT, Bridged Adapter, Internal Network, Host-only Adapter, ...}, what is the Adapter attached to your NIC?
Make sure the Network Adapter is the same as the your other VM (OL 5.8).
Best regards

Mount a new device in Unix box from Java

Hi,
Would anybody please help me how to write a method that could mount a new device to the sever?
For example, I have new device call "d0". After telnet and login the Unix box, I could execute "/sbin/mount d0". But I don't know how to execute this command from my java app. Someone suggested me to use "telnet" protocol while other suggested to use "socket". I don't know syntax either one.
Please help and thanks in advance.
Hung.

Thank you, newio.
You'll than have to communicate with it using the Telnet protocol. >There i probably a class out there that does this for you, so use >Google to find it.If I find Telnet protocol class, how can I use it with my socket. Is that a stand alone application or class? Honestly, I don't know anything about socket programming. Please clerify a little bit loggically how it works.
Thanks
Hung

How to point to a file in the unix box from portal?

Hi,
I have the following scenario:
My client has installed Portal version 3.0.8 on solaris.
I need to point to a file residing in the unix box, the path is:
/test/apps/u19/applmgr/common/godev/admin/out
the output filename is o1234.out
How do I set up alias in the httpd.conf of the portal to point to this file?
Thanks in advance;
Kelly.

Hi,
We are using 9ias on unix. However, I think the file is the same.
Try this
In you $ORACLE_HOME/httpd.conf file search for the aliases section. You should see something like "Add as many aliases as you want (with no limit)
type the line like this
Alias fakename realname (as in the example)
fakename=virtual path ie /test/
realname=is your real directory (don't include the output file here) specify the output file in you full url
http:hostname:port/test/outputfile.htm
Hope it helps
Have a nice day
null

Moving from 10gR2 Db on Unix (Tru64) to a new Linux server (10gR2)

Hi,
We are planning on moving our oracle 10gR2 Db on Unix (Tru64) to a new Linux server (same database 10gR2). Interested in discussing the easiest way for a newbie to get the data over to the new box. We currently perform a 'COLD" backup and have no transaction logging. The database is a data warehouse so stopping the database and backing up the files is not a issue. The database size is 500GB.
The Oracle ADDM on our current box is showing "individual database segments responsible for significant user I/O". There is a tablespace with about 30 separate data files that need to be "reorganized"!
Should we perform the reorganize before the migration or after on the new faster box?
What is the easiest way to do this for a newbie? Thanks.

Since your source and target platform all little ENDIAN format. Cold copy from OS level is fastest and easiest way.
If you plan to reorg the tablespace along the way, you have to do export/import, use data pump since you are on 10g.

Migrate DB from linux box to unix box

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for