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  1. #1
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    How to clone a 11i environment on the same server

    Friends,

    I am new to Apps field and trying hard to learn, so please bear with me.

    Requirement: To create a new Training Environment.
    Create a New training environment on the same server as
    Pre-prod. Basically, Training will be a clone of the
    pre prod environment.

    OS: Sun Solaris
    Db version: 8174
    Apps version 11.5.7

    Oracle home is on /u01
    Apps Home is on /u02
    Db files are in /u16 through /u22

    My Question is how can we achieve this? I have put down a few steps, please correct/add.

    1. Create source files to differentaite between pre-prod and training.
    2. Create new file systems - /u90, /u91, /u92 through /u98

    Copy /u01 to /u90 - We have SID name in the dir structure, that will be appropriatly changed

    Copy /u02 to /u91

    3. Make necessary changes to port numbers

    4. Relink the Binaries for DB and APPS

    5. Restore(from online backup of pre-prod) the pre prod database on to the new file systems as training database(new sid)

    6. Not sure what to do after this....PLEASE HELP


    Appreciate your help
    vb

  2. #2
    Join Date
    May 2002
    Location
    England
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    Hi there,

    The best way for you to proceed is to make sure that you apply the adclone patches and the autoconfig patches to your 11.5.7 environment.

    This will make the clone process a whole lot easier, check on metalink for the patches required for you version/OS.

    The process is as follows...

    1. Run pre-clone steps in source env
    2. Copy Source to Target (apps and db)
    3. Run the configure clone steps
    4. Various manual steps

    HTH
    Cheers
    John

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