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  • Mahesh Hardikar

    restore Issue

    Hello ,

    I am testing cold backup restore.

    Source Details :

    OS : Red Hat AS 2.1 64Bit
    Database : Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.2.0 64 Bit -
    Production

    Destination :

    OS : Red Hat AS 2.1 32 Bit
    Database : Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.1.0 - Production

    Now in this scene , is it possible to restore datafiles from source to
    destination ? here source is 64 Bit Oracle & Destn is 32 Bit.

    Client is asking me if in this scene , it will be possible to have
    Destination hardware to be used for configuring Standby Database.

    For test , I restored datafiles from source to destn. Recreated
    controlfile & tried opening. Database got opened. But when I try to
    alter tablespace TEMP to add file, it gives error :

    ORA-00604 : error occured at recursive SQL Level 1
    ORA-06553 : PLS-801 internal error [56319]

    I get same error if I try to create a test tablespace although
    resizing a datafile goes thru.

    Any pointers on this are highly appreciated ...

    Thanks & Regards,
    Mahesh Hardikar
  • Frank

    #2
    Re: restore Issue

    Mahesh Hardikar wrote:
    Hello ,
    >
    I am testing cold backup restore.
    >
    Source Details :
    >
    OS : Red Hat AS 2.1 64Bit
    Database : Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.2.0 64 Bit -
    Production
    >
    Destination :
    >
    OS : Red Hat AS 2.1 32 Bit
    Database : Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.1.0 - Production
    >
    Now in this scene , is it possible to restore datafiles from source to
    destination ? here source is 64 Bit Oracle & Destn is 32 Bit.
    >
    Client is asking me if in this scene , it will be possible to have
    Destination hardware to be used for configuring Standby Database.
    >
    For test , I restored datafiles from source to destn. Recreated
    controlfile & tried opening. Database got opened. But when I try to
    alter tablespace TEMP to add file, it gives error :
    >
    ORA-00604 : error occured at recursive SQL Level 1
    ORA-06553 : PLS-801 internal error [56319]
    >
    I get same error if I try to create a test tablespace although
    resizing a datafile goes thru.
    >
    Any pointers on this are highly appreciated ...
    >
    Thanks & Regards,
    Mahesh Hardikar
    What makes you think you can use "64-bit files"
    on a 32-bit OS?
    Something like restoring 9i in a 8i env...
    --
    Regards, Frank van Bortel

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    • sybrandb@yahoo.com

      #3
      Re: restore Issue

      hardikarm@yahoo .com (Mahesh Hardikar) wrote in message news:<4a1c57c2. 0310022058.22be e496@posting.go ogle.com>...
      Hello ,
      >
      I am testing cold backup restore.
      >
      Source Details :
      >
      OS : Red Hat AS 2.1 64Bit
      Database : Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.2.0 64 Bit -
      Production
      >
      Destination :
      >
      OS : Red Hat AS 2.1 32 Bit
      Database : Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.1.0 - Production
      >
      Now in this scene , is it possible to restore datafiles from source to
      destination ? here source is 64 Bit Oracle & Destn is 32 Bit.
      >
      Client is asking me if in this scene , it will be possible to have
      Destination hardware to be used for configuring Standby Database.
      >
      For test , I restored datafiles from source to destn. Recreated
      controlfile & tried opening. Database got opened. But when I try to
      alter tablespace TEMP to add file, it gives error :
      >
      ORA-00604 : error occured at recursive SQL Level 1
      ORA-06553 : PLS-801 internal error [56319]
      >
      I get same error if I try to create a test tablespace although
      resizing a datafile goes thru.
      >
      Any pointers on this are highly appreciated ...
      >
      Thanks & Regards,
      Mahesh Hardikar
      Unix 32-bit and Unix 64-bit is NOT filesystem compatible. This has to
      do with little and big endian filesystems.

      Sorry

      Sybrand Bakker
      Senior Oracle DBA

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