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Oracle: Troubleshooting Database Transfer

If you encounter a failure during the configuration process, determine whether we can run the step again, skip the step, or if you must clean up the step. For some failed steps, learn how to correct the issue and recover from the failure. Each potential step in the configuration is included. Because the steps vary depending on your selections, the steps are not numbered. Find the step that failed to learn more about correcting and recovering from the failure. To change a value entered in the wizard, run the configuration again. If you must go through the wizard again, download the wizard selections that you made to save time. Then, cancel the configuration. Start the process over and upload your saved selections. Correct or enter values for the parameters that caused the failure.


Back up the properties files that the wizard uses during the configuration

During this step, the wizard attempts to back up the wkplc.properties, wkplc_dbdomain.properties, and wkplc_dbtype.properties files.


Manual Step: Create the database users and groups

During this step, you create the database configuration users and groups on the database server. If you need a runtime user for day-to-day operations, create the runtime database users and groups on the database server. Use the database user IDs and group names that are entered in the wizard when we create the database users and groups.


Create your databases


Manual Step: Download the script and run it on the database server to create your database

During this step, you download a script to create your database.


Set up your database

Use the ERRORCODE and SQLSTATE associated with the error message in the ConfigTrace.log to determine the source of the problem.


Manual Step: Download the script and run it on the database server to set up your database

During this step, you set permissions on your database.


Manual Step: Set up JCR collation for correct language locale order (DB2 only)


Manual Step: Restart the DB2 server

During this step, you set global database default values that are required for the database that you created. These global values do not take effect until you restart your database server.


Validate the database connection and environment

During this step, you are validating that the database is still available and that we can successfully connect to the database.


Stop the portal server


Transfer the database


Grant privileges to the database runtime users


Manual Step: Download the script and run it on the database server to grant privileges to the runtime user


Configure the JCR domain to support large files


Start the portal server


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