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No, you can't. Just tried that with a db from HP-UX 11 32bit to a HP-UX 11
64bit.
When you try a shutdown immediate it hangs forever. Logons resulted in
errors too.
We did not investigate it further because it was easy in our case to move to
another HP-UX 32 bit node.
I must say that we had Java loaded in that database and I can imagine that
it had to be reloaded completely (like described in the release notes of
V8.1.7 patch 3).
But if that's the only reason, I can't tell. Oracle support will tell you
you can't.
Rhugga <ccarson_at_rhugga.net> schreef in berichtnieuws
3CC98E83.3040600_at_rhugga.net...
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> We want to move a 32-bit database running on Solaris 8/64 bit to a
> 64-bit oracle installation also on a Solaris 8/64 bit. We want to move
> the datafiles from the last hot backup and then apply redo logs. Will
> this work?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Chuck
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Received on Fri Apr 26 2002 - 13:48:24 CDT