OID installation into 10.2 Database

Hello, everybody.
1. Can I install OID into existing 10.2 Database on Linux x86_64 (SLES 10 SP1)
2. ... and if this 10.2 Database used by Oracle EM Grid Control 10.2.0.4?
3. How can I move my existing "standart" installation (OID = AS + 10.1.0.5 Database for AS Repository) into other server/Database?
Thanks

1) Yes - you can install the OID into a 10.2 database.
2) This is possible as well, as the OID has its own schemas. BTW - I'm working with such an installation right now.
3) Yes, but you will need to create a metadata repository in this new database. Just moving the OID could work, although I never tried that.
cu
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