Move BPM Databases

We currently have our Oracle BPM Dev/UAT Engine and Directory databases on a sort of "sandbox" server and we are looking to move this to a DBA managed server with an export from our Production instance.
I see that I need to point to the new Directory database using BPM Admin Center and the new Engine database using the BPM Process Admin.
Are there any other considerations or catches to this procedure?
My database is Oracle Enterprise 10.2 and my BPM version is 10.3.1.
Thanks in advance,
Shannon
Edited by: Shannon on Mar 21, 2011 7:49 AM

I also see that these connections are configured in Weblogic (my server is version 10.3) under Services -> JDBC -> DataSources.
Will I need to change the database connection information here as well, or will it pick up the change from BPM Process Administrator and Admin Center?
Thanks again,
Shannon

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