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Grace,
As long as the tablespaces exist, it doesn't matter what the files which support them are called. I would do a full export on AIX and a full import with ignore=y on Solaris.
Good luck,
Mike
Grace Tsai wrote in message <37F257D0.55F145FA_at_bnl.gov>...
>I need to move our Oracle Server from AIX to Solaris. Before doing this,
>I like to make sure if I am using the right procedures.
>
>Step 1. Install Oracle Software in Solaris
>
>Step 2. Put the initSID.ora and configSID.ora in Solaris
>
>Step 3. create the new database in Solaris by using svrmgrl
>
>Question : Our database includes the following datafiles:
>
>Control Files: ctrl01.dbf ctrl02.dbf
>Log Files: redo01.log redo02.log redo03.log
>Data Files: system01.dbf system02.dbf
>Temp Files: temp01.dbf
>Others: tools01.dbf users01.dbf rbs01.dbf
>
>Should I create exactly the same TABLESPACEs and files in the new
>server?
>
>Step 4: export from the old server and import into the new server?
>
>Question: I never used the export/import before, what parameters should
>I specify?
>SHould I move data table by table, or user by user, or the whole
>database?
>
>Question: Do you know any document describing the procedures to move
>oracle server?
>
>Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
>
>Grace Tsai
>Brookhaven National Lab
>
>
>
Received on Wed Sep 29 1999 - 17:05:13 CDT