I just wanted to make a post for this: I had a task to migrate an oracle database (11.2.0.1) from Windows to Linux. On linux I have 11.2.0.3 software version. First I did some checks: First I checked the endian: On Windows I get this: SQL> SELECT A.platform_id, A.platform_name, B.endian_format 2 FROM v$database A, v$transportable_platform…
Sometimes we need to have CRS down after a server reboot and here is how to do it: crsctl disable/enable has or crsctl disable/enable crs
I had this several times and these are the possible solutions: Shutdown hangs while EMON slaves are spawned for notification (Doc ID 1394945.1) In short, you either apply the patch described on the document or just kill the e000 process. In my case is this: oracle 10371 1 0 Jan28 ? 00:00:03 ora_e000_TESTDB
As I’m trying to speed up things while I’m creating my ORACLE environments I started to build up some scripts to help me on doing it faster. 1. Adapt the network and the hosts file Note: I’m running this script from my local server and not from VM, like this: # root>ssh r[email protected] < $script_location/adapt_network.sh…
As I’m using a lot Virtualbox, I have often encountered the situation where I had to adapt the network adapters to follow some naming standards (to match my scripts 🙂 of course). I’ve created some time ago a BASE VM where I deployed all the packages that I would possibly need for any ORACLE installation.…
