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Migrate none-CDB to PDB in Dataguard - oracle 19.6- HOW TO?

HesipesiMar 24 2020 — edited Mar 24 2020

Hi,

I have a primary database and 2 standby databases , oracle 19.6 .

My plan is to migrate the whole environment to PDB databases , and still in Dataguard setup.

What do you think is the best way to do that ?

Should I migrate the primary database and then build the standbys from scratch(e,g with rman duplicate)?  Or is it possible to migrate all the 3 databases and keep the gatagurd configuration even after the migration?!

Thanks for your comments!

/Hesipesi

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EdStevens

Patch Set Updates are cumulative.
That said, we don't know what your security scan is doing and how it is making its determinations.

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SC-Q

Thank you , EdStevens.

Emad Al-Mousa

Hi

you submitted your question on January 27th, so at the time of your writing January 2021 CPU is already released....so its better to apply this quarter patches that will include all previous patches (that are missing).
to check the current patch level in 12cR2 (based on your snapshot image you are using 12cR2 release):
select * from dba_registry_sqlpatch;

Regards,
Emad

SC-Q

Hi,
@Emad Al-Mousa
can you help me, how to install CPU, please ?
Can you send me step by step how to do it, please ?
It would be much appreciated.
Thank you.

Emad Al-Mousa
Answer

Hi,
there are many resources online....for example:
Patching Oracle Database 18.1.0 to 18.2.0 on premises (0 Bytes)Patching Oracle 18c database in Windows (0 Bytes)
Another thing, when you download the patches from Oracle portal there is HTML file associated with the patch "read me" file that describes also the steps in sequence.

I hope this helps

Marked as Answer by SC-Q · Apr 2 2021
SC-Q

@Emad Al-Mousa
It helped.
Thank you very much.

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