Re: different versions on Open VMS

I have been working on the same kind of set up this week in the same environment in a VMS cluster.

Luckily this is new hardware -- lease is expiring on existing hardware.

Have just started testing.

Using two nodes have created and Oracle 7 and 8 database on each node and am using the listener.ora file from 816.

In the listener.ora have created a listener to be started on each node with the databases for each node defined in LISTNODEA and LISTNODEB.

So far, I haven't seen andy problems, but this is very early in the testing phase.

"Sackwitz, Antje" wrote:
>
> Hi, even though Oracle says, it is possible, to run different versions
> under Open VMS 7.2-1 I was wondering if it is true.
> I need to find out, if it is possible to run 8.1.6 EE and 7.3.4 version on
> the same machine.
> We were experimenting with 2 Oracle homes both for a 8.1.6 EE and have
> problems as oracle uses a lot of system logicals. Also certain process names
> must be unique.
> Didi anyone really try to keep 7.3.4 and 8.1.6 both parallel on th esame
> machine?
> Any problems, risks?
> Regards,
> Antje Sackwitz
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