Oracle 8.0.5 on Windows 2003

Hello,
i've to migrate a oracle 8.0.5 (sap) from NT to 9.2 Windows 2003.
Unfortunatly my first step have to be a copy of this database to Windows 2003 Server. After that i can do the following steps.
So is it possible tu run a 8.0.5 database on Windows 2003 and do the migration in a second step ?
Thanks
David

i've to migrate a oracle 8.0.5 (sap) from NT to9.2 Windows 2003.
You have an SAP database. SAP only "support" upgrades
to 9.2 from 8.1.7
I think you should better follow the SAP homogeneus
system copy procedure using R3load.
The first database releqsed by oracle for Windows
2003 is 9.2.
You should perform the upgrade before or follow the
sap indications for this cases.Yeah, thats the prob. SAP only support R3Load with 8.0.6 not wiht 8.0.5, so i 've to update the database first. Unfortunatly my customer coudn't give me a garantee for a correct backup of the producitv datavase, so i will not update any productiv database without a secure backup.
Ok, i think, that i've to install the ole shit on a Windows NT and do the migration steps on Nt and then i've copy migrated datebase to Windows 2003. Thats not nice, it's not a miracle, it's oracle :-)
LL&P and thanks for your help guys.
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