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On Thu, 26 Feb 2004 13:32:14 GMT, wadeness_at_worldnet.att.net (Wade
Stout) wrote:
>Got a problem. Well, for me it looks like a problem but I think there's an
>easy way.
>
>Got a server running 8.0.x on one NT4 server. Bought another server and
>loaded 9.2.x on Windows 2000. I want to migrate the database files from the 8
>server to the 9i server. I've moved the files, but when I go to use the
>migration tool, it wants a database that is on-line (asking for the SSID). Is
>there a way I can migrate these tables w/o having to have a SSID online?
>
Not by using the migration tool.
>I mean, do I have to have both these machines on the network so the 9i can see
>the SSID of the old one? Will it move the data to the new server or actually
>upgrade the data and table definitions to the old one?
The latter
>
>Or do I have to get the 8 PC, install 9i on it to migrate it, and then move
>the data to the new server?
No, you just read your migration doco, preferably prior to asking
questions.
In your case you would better use exp/imp.
That is the *8.0 exp*, and the *9i imp*
>>Just wondering if anyone has ever experienced this.
>
>Thanks!
-- Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBAReceived on Thu Feb 26 2004 - 11:26:00 CST