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Vivek,
Your best bet (for speed) is probably a combination of CTAS and export/import.
First of all, you can probably move all of your lookup and reference tables anytime.
Secondly, I would begin to look at the big tables. Are any partitioned? Are some of the partitions old and not updateable any more? Do any of the large tables contain very old data that can be moved now via a where clause (where create_date < 1990)?
And then for maximum thoughput, I would probably perform CTAS on several tables at the same time along with export/import for the really large tables.
It's all a matter of slicing the pie to make sure you can perform the whole thing in the time given to you. Don't forget to take into consideration the creation of the indexes as part of the time you need to get this thing done.
Good Luck!
Tom
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[mailto:oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org] On Behalf Of VIVEK_SHARMA
Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 1:19 PM
To: oracle-l_at_freelists.org
Subject: DB Movement from Sun to AIX ?
Folks
Need to migrate an Online (near 24x7) Hybrid application from 8.1.7 on Sun to 9.2 on AIX.
Source Database is on Sun with Oracle 8.1.7
Target DB needs to go to AIX on Oracle 9.2
DB size - 1 TB approx
Application - Online Hybrid Banking Application
Num of Users - a few thousand Bank Staff users
Application is NOT on the internet. Hence can be brought down for about 6-8 hours
What are the advisable Options?
How does it go about replicating the Database across the heterogeneous O.S. given the large amount of existing Historical data in the database?
2) Export/import
3) CTAS over DB Link - Will it be fast enough as compared to export/import with a 1 GB interconnect between the SUN-AIX machines?
(Transportable Tablespaces seemingly do NOT work across Unix Flavors in Oracle 9.2)
I will provide any info needed.
Thanks in advance
-- http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-lReceived on Mon Jul 25 2005 - 12:50:31 CDT
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