http://www.oraclefaq.net/2007/11/20/oracle-question-ii/ Learn Oracle through my Experience Fri, 10 Sep 2010 23:51:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://www.oraclefaq.net/2007/11/20/oracle-question-ii/#comment-102 Sri Mon, 23 Mar 2009 01:52:45 +0000 http://www.oraclefaq.net/2007/11/20/oracle-question-ii/#comment-102 Hello I have a unique issue. We have 10gR2 RAC and we are now in the process of upgrading it to 11g. The issue at hand is that 10gR2 clusterware has been installed in a directory such as /oracle/app/crs/10.2.0 and now 11g CRS during install will upgrade that home. As a result I will have 11g clusterware in a directory which has 10.2.0 as part of its name. Not a technical snag but doesn't fit good practices. Is there a way by which I can re-name a clusterware home directory. If not do I have to de-install 10g clusterware and re-install 11g clusterware in a new home (obviously version no. should not become part of directory name for CRS home, lessons learnt). If we do that, do we have to add all the databases, to cluster registry manually or can we export the contents of 10gR2 registry and import it into 11g clusterware. Hello I have a unique issue. We have 10gR2 RAC and we are now in the process of upgrading it to 11g. The issue at hand is that 10gR2 clusterware has been installed in a directory such as /oracle/app/crs/10.2.0 and now 11g CRS during install will upgrade that home. As a result I will have 11g clusterware in a directory which has 10.2.0 as part of its name. Not a technical snag but doesn’t fit good practices.
Is there a way by which I can re-name a clusterware home directory. If not do I have to de-install 10g clusterware and re-install 11g clusterware in a new home (obviously version no. should not become part of directory name for CRS home, lessons learnt). If we do that, do we have to add all the databases, to cluster registry manually or can we export the contents of 10gR2 registry and import it into 11g clusterware.

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