Oracle 9i backup onto Oracle 10g

Hi All,
Is it possible to restore the SAP backup taken in Oracle 9.i onto the Oracle 10g.
If possbile, can anyone share the documents for the same?
Thanks in advance,
DVRK

> You won't be able to use 9i DBFs on a 10g DB. You need to go 9i -> 9i then upgrade your "new" DB to 10g.
This is not true as stated. There is no difference in upgrading an installed 9.2 database (as shutdown, install 10.2 software and upgrade) and copying files over and doing the upgrade directly.
See (as written already)
Note 932722 - Upgrade to Oracle 10.2 during a database copy
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