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  1. 03-09-2001, 04:59 PM #1
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    Hi,
    I am running 8i(8.1.5) on AIX. I am looking for ORACLE DATA MIGRATION ASISTANT,
    but I can't seem to find it. I understand it's can be found through here:


    START-->PROGRAMS--->HOME_NAME-->MIGRATION UTILITIES-->ORACLE MIGRATION ASSISTANT

    but I could not find it.

    Any suggestions or help?
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  2. 03-09-2001, 05:31 PM #2
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    Just start $ORACLE_HOME/bin/odma

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  3. 03-09-2001, 06:12 PM #3
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    Thanks, but How can I do this on NT too. I mean from the dos prompt how do I do this?
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  4. 03-09-2001, 06:24 PM #4
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    C:\Oracle\Ora81\BIN\launch.exe C:\Oracle\Ora81\assistants\dbma dbmig.cl

    Replace C:\Oracle\Ora81 with your actual ORACLE_HOME
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  5. 03-11-2001, 11:42 AM #5
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    OK, Sergey and the rest of the guys, Do I need to backup the Database or something before running this $ORACLE_HOME/bin/odma ?

    Is there any precaution that I have to take before running this $ORACLE_HOME/bin/odma ?


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  6. 03-11-2001, 08:57 PM #6
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    Of course! Backing up database is a precautionary measure when you do migration/upgradation/other critical task. What if your migration/task fails for some reason ? There is noway you caould take database back to its prv state if you don't have backup. Floow Oracle Docs. There are detailed steps.
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