2 Preparing the Target Server
To create the destination database in the target server, review how to use Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA).
Find out if both of the servers are reachable by running the PING
command on the source and target servers.
- Creating the Target Database
Use these guidelines to create a new Oracle Database on the target system.
Creating the Target Database
Use these guidelines to create a new Oracle Database on the target system.
The new target database consists initially of just SYSTEM,
SYSAUX, UNDO, temporary tablespaces, and user
tablespaces. To create the target database, you can use Database Configuration Assistant
(DBCA).
When creating the target database, consider the following:
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Ensure either that the tablespaces for the
SYSTEM,SYSAUX,UNDO, and temporary tablespaces have adequate free space, or thatAUTOEXTENDis set toONfor those tablespaces. -
Ensure that the sizes of log files and number of members for each log file group in the new target database are the same as, or larger than, the source database.
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Ensure that the source and target database use the same character set and same national character set. Check the source database character sets by issuing the following query:
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Ensure that the database options and components used in the source database are installed on the target database.
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To view currently installed database options, query the
V$OPTIONview -
To view currently installed database components, query
DBA_REGISTRY.
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Parent topic: Preparing the Target Server