What Mladen and Andy said – I would pay very serious attention to their wisdom;
born of many years 😊. ESPECIALLY the parts about
1. How different 19 is from 11 and the Exadata is from the HP
2. Collecting baselines for ALL SQL – the time you spend up from will save
more than that troubleshooting on the “back end”
3. TEST EVERYTHING
In my position, I talk to customers/prospects going through similar
upgrades/migrations and those who follow(ed) Steps 2 and 3 (and understood the
differences) had SIGNIFICANTLY better success than those who tried to
“shortcut” the process.
Clay Jackson
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Hello Listers, With respect to having a safe upgrade(say from 11.2 to 19C) or
migration(From HP to Exadata) experience with minimal performance issues. Is
there any guideline we should follow like setting up exadata system stats in
case the target database is going to be exadata, Or verifying dictionary
stats/table stats etc in a certain way. Want to know experts' views, if there
are any such guidelines?
Regards
Lok
