cancel
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 

system copy 32/64 bits

Former Member
0 Kudos

My customer is running on Linux Red Hat EL4/IA32 with Oracle 9.2.0 and wants to migrate to a 64 bits system running Linux Red Hat EL4/x86_64 with Oracle 10g release 2.

The sap version they are running is SAP R/3 Enterprise 47x200.

Can I do a homogeneous system copy with the R3load procedure (DB export) and use this export with the installation using the target I described above? Will Oracle be automatically migrated to 64 bits? Can I do an export from release 9 and import it in release 10?

Thanks in advance for your answer. Points will be rewarded.

Kind regards,

Dave Arends

Accepted Solutions (0)

Answers (1)

Answers (1)

andreas_herzog
Active Contributor
0 Kudos

a) imho YES...since you're using r3load the export will be independent regarding database and/or operating system (sapnote 547.314 also states that if os and db remain the same - and only the bit setting differs - sap stills consideres this a homogeneous copy!)

b) yes, you can use this export dump from oracle 9.2 to build the import db on 10.2 (plz read sapnote 940.749)

-> you're running on kernel 6.40?

GreetZ, AH

Former Member
0 Kudos

Hi Andreas,

Thanks for your quick reply. These answers are really helpfull.

The note you mentioned (940749) is not the correct one I suppose since this note is something about CRM. Please can you give me the correct note number.

We are indeed running on a non-unicode 6.40 kernel at this moment.

I saw in SAP note 969519 I can download a master dvd called "DVD Installation Master 6.20/6.40 09/06" which I can use to install the SAP R3E 4.7 Extension Set 2 SR1 on my new 64 bits server. Do you have any experience with such an installation I have to do soon? If so, did you ran into any kind of problems?

Thanks in advance for your reply.

Kind regards,

Dave Arends

former_member204746
Active Contributor
0 Kudos

you can also upgrade your original system to 10g 32-bit... then move database files over to new machine, it will read the old 10g 32-bit database with 64-bit binaries