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19c DB upgrade
Hello Gurus,
I’m in the process of upgrading Oracle database from 12.1.0.2 to 19.6 .
what kind of testing testing would you guys generally do or recommend after upgrade. should it be full regression testing or just performance testing?
Please advice.
Best Answer
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Oracle 12cR1 to 19c is a major release jump, as such it would probably be wise to perform full regression testing. However, it's your database and you can choose whatever level of testing and/or validations you deem fit.
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Oracle 12cR1 to 19c is a major release jump, as such it would probably be wise to perform full regression testing. However, it's your database and you can choose whatever level of testing and/or validations you deem fit.
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Hi,
I agree with Wesley on the testing part. With regards to testing performance and ensuring performance stability I encourage you to look at the slides from a presentation my fellow Product Manager, Mike Dietrich gave a little while ago:
https://mikedietrichde.com/slides/
Search for:
Seminar 3 – Performance Stability, Tips and Tricks and Underscores
Regards,
Daniel