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| Our IT department intends to migrate our Apps Server to Linux Red Hat Enterprise Version 3 from Windows 2003 and the Oracle version from 9.03 to 10g at the same time. Can anyone tell me what may be involved in migrating our Forms and Reports from 9.03 to 10g and from Windows to Linux. This change in OS is in test, so not impacting our existing system, but I have not been able to find any info on the subject. Thanks |
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| ErnieD3 wrote: > Our IT department intends to migrate our Apps Server to Linux Red Hat > Enterprise Version 3 from Windows 2003 and the Oracle version from > 9.03 to 10g at the same time. Can anyone tell me what may be involved > in migrating our Forms and Reports from 9.03 to 10g and from Windows > to Linux. This change in OS is in test, so not impacting our existing > system, but I have not been able to find any info on the subject. > > Thanks My 2c: migrating two things in one go is begging for trouble. Take it one at the time, let it simmer for some time -say three months- and only when confident the first migration was a success, take the second step. Apart from that, I would try the 903->10g step first, and then the OS step, as I expect more difficulties with that (no experience in this version, but 4.5->5->6) The OS change is fairly simple: install, recompile your ..fmb, done -- Regards, Frank van Bortel |
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| ErnieD3 wrote: > Our IT department intends to migrate our Apps Server to Linux Red Hat > Enterprise Version 3 from Windows 2003 and the Oracle version from > 9.03 to 10g at the same time. Can anyone tell me what may be involved > in migrating our Forms and Reports from 9.03 to 10g and from Windows > to Linux. This change in OS is in test, so not impacting our existing > system, but I have not been able to find any info on the subject. > > Thanks Wish I was working in your IT department ;-) Your forms and reports will have to be regenerated on the Linux server, and then the layout of the reports will have to be checked, since the fonts on Linux are not the same as on Windoze. What clients will be used to access the forms? Geert PS. put dots between my initials to write to me directly. |
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| ernest.dale@timet.com (ErnieD3) wrote in message news:<500b25d9.0404200902.3a06f83f@posting.google. com>... > Our IT department intends to migrate our Apps Server to Linux Red Hat > Enterprise Version 3 from Windows 2003 and the Oracle version from > 9.03 to 10g at the same time. Can anyone tell me what may be involved > in migrating our Forms and Reports from 9.03 to 10g and from Windows > to Linux. This change in OS is in test, so not impacting our existing > system, but I have not been able to find any info on the subject. > > Thanks Look at the installation guide. It's included with the download, and is also available separately in the documentation link next to the product download. http://download-west.oracle.com/docs...nstall/toc.htm jg -- @home.com is bogus. http://einstein.stanford.edu/ |
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| Much as I love Unix over Windows, Oracle Reports Server on Unix is a bit nasty. If you have a lot of Oracle Reports and have either or mix of fonts, mix of printers, mix of languages then be prepared for printer and font alignment nastiness. This is partly because the printing model on Unix is weak but also because Oracle try to implement their own driver model. Gerard H. Pille wrote: > ErnieD3 wrote: > >> Our IT department intends to migrate our Apps Server to Linux Red Hat >> Enterprise Version 3 from Windows 2003 and the Oracle version from >> 9.03 to 10g at the same time. Can anyone tell me what may be involved >> in migrating our Forms and Reports from 9.03 to 10g and from Windows >> to Linux. This change in OS is in test, so not impacting our existing >> system, but I have not been able to find any info on the subject. >> >> Thanks > > > Wish I was working in your IT department ;-) > > Your forms and reports will have to be regenerated on the Linux server, > and then the layout of the reports will have to be checked, since the > fonts on Linux are not the same as on Windoze. > > What clients will be used to access the forms? > > Geert > > PS. put dots between my initials to write to me directly. > |
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| ErnieD3 wrote: > Our IT department intends to migrate our Apps Server to Linux Red Hat > Enterprise Version 3 from Windows 2003 and the Oracle version from > 9.03 to 10g at the same time. Can anyone tell me what may be involved > in migrating our Forms and Reports from 9.03 to 10g and from Windows > to Linux. This change in OS is in test, so not impacting our existing > system, but I have not been able to find any info on the subject. > > Thanks I'm with Frank on this one. Migrating both at the same time is an act of self-mutilation. If something breaks you will have no way of knowing which of two things is the cause. Upgrade to 10g first ... then migrate Forms and Reports. One thing I have to ask though ... has anyone done this on a test box? Run it against a full production dataset and load? What happened? No patches out there yet and you're jumping in with both feet? Gerard may be envious. I think you are asking to lose your evenings, weekends, and sanity. -- Daniel Morgan http://www.outreach.washington.edu/e...ad/oad_crs.asp http://www.outreach.washington.edu/e...oa/aoa_crs.asp damorgan@x.washington.edu (replace 'x' with a 'u' to reply) |