Re: [ora10] Yet another cloning question

Yes, make sure the global names are different and I suggest that you reset your dbid. The dbid so the test database is not seen as an incarnation of the first.

The agent reads the listener.ora file to figure out what databases are on the machine. If this is set and all names are unique, you should not have a problem.

Helmut Schneider wrote:
> Helmut Schneider (jumper99_at_gmx.de) wrote:
>
> > I have two systems, host1 and host2. They are both setup identical (both
> > are running two instances, orcl and test) with different hostnames and
> > different IPs. I am succesfully able to clone the database from host1
> > to host2 and the database is starting up fine then.
> > But what happens is that if I open OEM on the clone "Host" and "Listener"
> > both show up the hostname of the original database on host1 and not to
> > the clone on host2.
> >
> > How can I change that behavior? It that possible at all with a cloned
> > database? I grepped the whole disk but did not find any useful reference
> > to host1.
> > news:4u7u2gF16h83eU1_at_mid.individual.net
>
> Am I right that this wouldn't have happened if I had set different global
> database names instead of just "orcl" without $DB_DOMAIN?! (Sorry,
> if-clauses are very difficult for me)
>
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Received on Wed Dec 13 2006 - 09:25:03 CST