on 2017 Feb 03 7:10 AM
Hi,
We are planning to upgrade from R/3 4.6c Non-Unicode to ECC6.0 EHP7 Unicode.
Source 1:
DB : oracle 8.1.7.4
OS: Window server 2003 R2
SAP: R/3 4.6c Non Unicode
Source 2:
DB: Informix 7.31
OS: Windows server 2000
SAP: R/3 4.6C Non Unicode
Target:
DB : Oracle 12.1.0.2
OS: Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit
SAP: ECC 6.0 EHP 7 Unicode
Kindly guide me upgrade process based on above scenario.
Also clear me that we need to upgrade DB first or can do directly from existing DB version to latest one in one step upgrade.
Regards,
Dev
Hi,
the steps are:
The Unicode Conversion is from a technical point of view a System Copy. So you can upgrade your database from Oracle 11 to Oracle 12 during the process.
Best regards,
Andreas
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Hi,
please check note 990312 regarding Informix databases:
So, the roadmap could be nearly the same:
Cheers,
Andreas
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Follow the recommendation given by Andreas. As Microsoft does not support in-place upgrade you need to perform a system copy to get the system on supported OS/DB before starting the upgrade to EHP7. So the target OS and DB after the system copy should be Oracle 11G latest patchset with Window server 2008 R2. You cannot go to Oracle 12c at this stage as the source system is still 4.6C and Oracle 12c is supported only for NetWeaver based products with a kernel set of 7.21_EXT. 2133079 - Oracle Database 12c: Integration in SAP environment. You do not need to perform a database upgrade from 11g to 12c as the target system can be setup with 12c while perform the export/import. You just need the Oracle 12c software to be installed with the latest SBP.
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Hi Dev,
Please let us know the steps you have followed for above scneraio
Regards,
Mahesh
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Hi All,
Thanks for providing valuable guidance. I will post the process once complete the upgradation.
Special thanks for Andreas.
Regards,
Dev
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Hi All,
Thanks for providing valuable steps.
Please suggest roadmap based on Informix to oracle as well.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Dev
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Hi,
If the target is an unicode, you have to perform an "export" (R3 load) of the database and import it. on the target, so you will have to follow the instructions for an heterogeneus system copy. In the cae of the informix that is even clearer
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Hi Fidel,
Thanks for reply. As per sap guide, minimum oracle version 12c required for EHP 7 and oracle can't upgrade directly on 8.1 as it required minimum 10g.
Is that possible to do direct export from 4.6c with exiting DB version 8.1 and import in EHP7 with oracle 12c or I need to upgrade first oracle 10g and then follow export import method? Please suggest.
Regards,
Dev
Good morning,
an Upgrade including a Unicode Conversion (CUUC) contains of different steps:
So you have to upgrade OS/DB first in order that the requirements for SUM are met. So you roadmap could be:
Cheers,
Andreas
Hi Andreas,
Thanks for valuable inputs.
As per your roadmap I am following below steps.
1. Upgrade OS from Window server 2003 R2 to Window server 2008 R2
2. Upgrade Oracle Database from Oracle 8.1.7.4 ==> Oracle 10.2 ==> Oracle 12.1.0.2
3. Preparation of Unicode conversion & Upgrade system
4. Unicode conversion with upgrade to oracle 12.
From above I am confused with last step (4th) i.e. upgrade to oracle 12. since we are performing DB upgrade in step 2.
Kindly suggest and correct above steps.
Regards,
Dev
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