Re: Moving of OracleWeb

I think I missed something here. You ought really to be running your server in one ORACLE_HOME (e.g. /oracle_server/app/oracle/product/7.3.x) and your client packages in another (e.g. /oracle_client/app/oracle/prod uct/.....) so you can (as the IUG says) upgrade independently. Your best bet is actually to reinstall OWS in a different client filesystem, I suspect. In fact, since WebServer is supposed to be a "three tier tool" we find it best to install the database on one box, and the Web server on a different box altogether. So end user uses their browser to see the OWS HTTP server on box A, which then uses SQL*Net to see the database on box B which contains the OWS packages and your own PL/SQL code.

Hope this helps...

In article <65gq3r$civ_at_news.Informatik.Uni-Oldenburg.DE>, Gerhard Moeller <Gerhard.Moeller_at_OFFIS.Uni-Oldenburg.de> writes
>Hi,
>
>up to now, we were running Oracle 7.3.2, yesterday, I have installed
>Oracle 7.3.3. Now I have everything upgraded, except the WebServer
>(2.1.0.3). As we use OFA, the WebServer is located on
>
>/usr/local/app/oracle/product/7.3.2/ows21
>
>The new Oracle Instance is located (you guessed it) in
>
>/usr/local/app/oracle/product/7.3.3
>
>
>Now I would like to simply move the ows to the new Oracle 7.3.3
>Directory. Is that possible? Or do I have to reinstall the WebServer?
>
>If it is possible, which files do I have to move and can it be moved
>that orainst knows about the change?
>
>The reason, why it is not so easy to re-install oraweb is, that the DB
>is running on a remote system, but the installation CDs are at my
>place. To re-install the software, I had to go to the place where the
>host is located.
>
>
> Thanks, Gerhard.
 

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