Migrating BO CMS Repository form MYSQL to ORACLE 9i

Post Author: help_eachother
CA Forum: Administration
Hi,
How can i migrate BO CMS repository from MYSQL to ORACLE 9i.
Thanks

Post Author: amr_foci
CA Forum: Administration
first verfiy the connection between your business objects server and you oracle server
then go to the Centeral Configuration Manager and stop the CMS (Centeral Managment Server) and righ click - properties - configuration - go to the CMS data Source and click Specify - you will select your new data souce,, and once more you will copy the data source from ur previous one
i didnt try it before,, but i think it can help
good luck

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