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Oracle10g Grid Computing with RAC
Chapter 15 - RAC Migration Topics

Converting from Single-Instance to 10g RAC

This section will describe the following procedures:

  • Conversion of a single instance on a Non-Clustered system to Oracle Database 10g with RAC.
     

  • Conversion of a single instance on a Cluster to Oracle Database 10g RAC.
     

Single Instance on a Non-Clustered System to Oracle Database 10g with RAC

Conversion from a single-instance, non-clustered database to a clustered RAC system involves the following procedures, performed in the order given:

  • Backup the original single-instance database
     

  • Perform the required pre-installation steps
     

  • Set up the cluster environment
     

  • Copy the preconfigured database image into the cluster
     

  • Install the Oracle Database 10g RAC software

Let's look at each of these procedures.

Duplication of the Original Single-Instance Database

It is suggested that you utilize the Database Creation Assistant (DBCA) to create a preconfigured image of your single-instance database. This is accomplished by invoking the DBCA from the bin directory under ORACLE_HOME and then following the menu path:

Welcome Manage Templates > Create a database template [select From an existing database (structure as well as data)] > Database Name [select the database name] > Template Name [enter template name, use database name as the default, and description and template datafile location] > Finish. The DBCA will then generate two files:

  •  The database structure file (template_name.dbc)
     

  • The database preconfigured image file (template_name.dfb)

By default, these files are generated on UNIX in the ORACLE_HOME/assistants/dbca/templates directory and in the %ORACLE_HOME%\assistants\dbca\templates directory on Windows-based systems.


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