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Hi,
We need to do the OS/ DB migration in BI servers .. Kindly guide me .. what are the prerequesties ?
I think we can achieve this throught Heterogeneous system copy .
Source system    Target system
NW2004 -BI 7.0   NW2004 -BI 7.0
DB4 V5R4           Oracle 10G
OS400               Win2003 x64
SAP kernel 700    SAP Kernel 700
Thanks in advance ..
gnanaprakasam

Hi
You need perform a heterogeneus system copy with sapinst
Chose the sap system->Software Life-Cycle options->system copy->database
And perform in tree steps
export preparation
table splitting preparation
database istance export
It create a export database, and with the sapinst you import in Target system
More info
http://service.sap.com/instguides
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