Which two are the supported and appropriate migration methods to minimize downtime?

You plan to migrate your Oracle Version 11.1.0.2 database to your Exadata Database Machine.
The database supports an online transaction processing (OLTP) workload and is currently hosted
on a Little Endian platform
Which two are the supported and appropriate migration methods to minimize downtime?

You plan to migrate your Oracle Version 11.1.0.2 database to your Exadata Database Machine.
The database supports an online transaction processing (OLTP) workload and is currently hosted
on a Little Endian platform
Which two are the supported and appropriate migration methods to minimize downtime?

A.
Upgrade source database to 11.2.0 and migrate using a physical standby database.

B.
Migrate using Data Pump.

C.
Migrate using GoldenGate.

D.
Migrate using cross platform Transportable Database.

E.
Migrate using ASM online migration.

Explanation:
B:Oracle Data Pump can be used to migrate an Oracle database to a new platform,
and to move
from an older release of the database to a newer release. Using Oracle Data Pump to move an
E-Business Suite database is a well-documented and tested procedure, and can be used to
migrate
your database to the Oracle Exadata Database Machine and upgrade it to Oracle Database 11g
release 2 (11.2) in the same exercise
Reference:Migrating the Oracle E-Business Suite Database to Oracle Exadata Database Machine
UsingTransportable Tablespaces
Reference:Migrating Oracle E-Business Suite to Oracle Exadata Database Machine Using Oracle
Data Pump



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Miles

Miles

The correct answer is A and C. The hint is which methods “minimize downtime”. Data Pump and Transportable tablespace both require more downtime than A or C.

mat

mat

A- wrong no need to upgrade to 11.2 for physical standby as it is little endian
D-wrong must upgrade to 11.2 for this work
E-Must be on 11.2

So answers are B,C

L. Zhu

L. Zhu

A is wrong. same endian does not mean the same OS. So standby may not work
B is right. Data Pump is supported although it might be slow if data set is large
C is right. Golden Gate is good for zero downtime migration
D is wrong. Transportable Database requires 11.2
E is wrong. ASM online migration requires ASM and AU=4M

so B.C are correct

Syed Jaffer Hussain

Syed Jaffer Hussain

B not correct: surely consume significant time, database creation, configuration, export data and import data (need downtime)

A) Windows/Linux are Little Endian, physical standby is possible. But, to match up with Exa DB version, i.s, 11.2, you need to upgrade first and configure physical standby.

C & D also not correct : for both options, the source DB must be in 11.2.

Amit

Amit

No downtime needed in data pump.
Upgrade will require downtime

B & C

Chow, Kenneth KY

Chow, Kenneth KY

A is wrong becoz little endian maybe Windows
D is wrong becoz transportable database requires 11.2
E is wrong becoz little endian maybe Windows