On Feb 26, 4:31 pm, "joel garry" <joel-ga..._at_home.com> wrote:
> On Feb 26, 7:22 am, "learner" <Zabal..._at_gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hey All experts,
> > I am a Sun System admin and recently I was assigned a task to upgrade
> > an Oracle 8.1.7.4 DB to Oracle 10g. We have a DBA and she will be
> > doing most of the Import/Export stuff which I am not aware of exactly.
> > My questions are that as a System What Do I have to in order to
> > Install OAS and Oracle DB on Sun Solaris 10 servers?
> > We have a two tier environment and the OAS will be installed on a Sun
> > V490 server and it will be talking to Oracle DB sitting on an E2900?
> > How do I make these two pieces of software talk to each other from
> > Oracle perspective?
> > Can some one help me with the installation of both OAS and Oracle DB?
> > Thanks a million to all.
>
> The worst thing a DBA can do is lose data. The worst screwups I have
> personally seen came from DBA's unfamiliar with unix, working on unix.
>
> That said, the later versions 10 of both the db and and AS are much
> less fragile than their forebears. The AS is still the less forgiving
> component, however. What you need to do is go over the installation
> manuals in painful detail, until you understand everything, and be
> sure the DBA does the same thing. Then try it on a test system. Also
> see metalink for additional advice on AS, there may be some examples
> there. AS administration is quite different than DB administration.
>
> Do you know how the clients are going to be getting information about
> the network? There are a number of ways to do it, I've seen some
> things able to use Easy Connect, it's so simple it can be confusing
> (especially mixing Oracle versions in dll hell). Is everything going
> through AS or are some 3rd party apps going around it to the db?
>
> jg
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hey there,
First of all thanks for the help.
As I have mentioned earlier that the DBA is not aware of Unix at all.
She says that she will use some oracle tools to export the data to the
new data center.
She wants me to install Oracle 8 on to these systems first and than
she will remotely perform the upgrade of the data from Oracle 8.1.7.4
to Oracle 10g release 2.
Once the manual upgrade of the data is done than I beleive I have to
install Oracle 10 g release 2 software to the DB servers and than just
mount the LUNS or copy the data over to the db servers.
There are a lot of other thrid party software and tools that will be
extracting data from these db servers.
Most of these server are within the same subnet, but the users
accessing data are ofcourse remote users.
We are not using any other third company to help us in this quest as
the business wants the employees to keep the knowledge and grow their
experience.
Let me know if the idea that the DBA has conveyed me sounds good or
not.
thanks
Received on Tue Feb 27 2007 - 10:13:47 CST
