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Lisa,
Congrats on the flawless upgrade.
As I understand your statement about OEM you are correct. But you can
place the OEM repository on any old server, like the development one or
Linux and then run the OEM using it. Of course there is the issues of
licensing if you use your play station database as the repository. When
I was looking at OEM I used on of the dev servers to work on the prod
servers. The oem was in a small instance that was easy to full export as
a backup policy.
Ron
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Hello all,
I'm configuring OEM for the first time. I see it needs a repository to
operate. So for the db-up functionality, if the database that contains
your repository goes down, your db-up function is dead, right? Sounds
like the rman catalog quandry. YOu have a catalog to backup your
database, but then you have to backup your catalog...
And just as a fyi: I completed the upgrade from 8.1.7.4->9.2.0.3 on
Windows 2000 without incident last night. It actually went pretty
quickly.
Thanks in advance for any comments about OEM.
Lisa Koivu
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