Re:  migrate our ERP database from Solaris Sparc 64 to Linux x86_

hi ,
We want to migrate our ERP database from Solaris Sparc 64 to Linux x86_64 .
Please suggest some docs .
Regards.

I assume you are on R12 since you want to migrate the application tier node to Linux 64-bit (which is certified for the application tier node on R12 but not 11i), so please refer to the docs in this thread -- Re: Has anyone migrate/upgrade from R12.0.6 on Solaris to R12.1.3 on Linux?
Thanks,
Hussein

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