Re: Migrating 8.1.7 database from one server to another
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I have since found out the guy who originally quoted me about the link
specs got his numbers wrong so life will be better, we actually have a 1GB
Ethernet on a dedicated fibre so bandwidth shouldn't be an issue.
Thanks for the suggestions
Cheers
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Re: Migrating 8.1.7 database from one server to another
Whatever method you go do, that 1Mb thingy in the middle might an issue
:-)
I'd have a play with each of the options (sqlldr, export) and see which
files come out best with
maximal compression. If either alternative comes out with a compressed
file that still won't
travel nicely across the link...then its carrier pigeon time with a little
tape strapped to its
wing.
Cheers
Connor
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> Hi
>
> I have a database on one system AIX 4.3 and moving to a Solaris 9 server
> databases are separated by a 1Mb WAN link
>
> Database is physically around 40GB don't know what is the actual data
but
> would be pretty close to the 40GB
>
> What would be the best way to migrate this data
>
> Options
> sqlloader
> export import
> db link
>
>
> All ideas taken into consideration
>
> Cheers
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