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Upgrading a non-CDB to Oracle Database 21c with AutoUpgrade

Yesterday I wrote about the installation of Oracle Database 21c on Linux. But today it is time for Upgrading to Oracle Database 21c with AutoUpgrade.

Upgrading a non-CDB to Oracle Database 21c with AutoUpgrade

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AutoUpgrade

You may have heard it already from us and other colleagues, but we can’t repeat it often enough: There is only one recommended tool to upgrade your databases – and this is AutoUpgrade.

In my 21c home, I’m checking the deployed version of AutoUpgrade at first:

[CDB3] oracle@hol:/u01/app/oracle/product/21/rdbms/admin
$ java -jar autoupgrade.jar -version
build.hash 57ab246
build.version 21.1.3
build.date 2021/04/21 13:32:13
build.max_target_version 21
build.supported_target_versions 12.2,18,19,21
build.type production

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Create and adjust the config file for AutoUpgrade 19c

Create and adjust the config file for AutoUpgrade 19cThis is the first of a series of blog post explaining the new AutoUpgrade utility step-by-step. You’ll find the tool and overview information in The New AutoUpgrade Utility in Oracle 19c

In this blog post here I will explain and demonstrate how you can create a sample config file and adjust it for a standard database upgrade.

You will see how to add additional options and change default settings. Furthermore, I will showcase how to change, adjust and tweak init.ora parameters during or after upgrade in the upcoming blog posts.

AutoUpgrade – Step-by-step

  1. The new AutoUpgrade Utility – Download,
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