on 02-29-2012 9:41 AM
Hi,
I am running ECC 6.0 on solaris and oracle 10g. If I want to perform a system copy to another server without any SID change, can I just restore the database backup on the target server? The target server already has a SAP instance with the same SID as the source system.
Usually when performing a system copy with SID change, I would run sapinst and select the system copy option after database restore, but for the above case, do I need to run sapinst?
Rdgs
Hi,
Unfortunately you would have to run sapinst. The instanceID's and encryption keys for the securestorage are initialy made with sapinst and are unique to the initial system, Doing a straight copy will make them invalid on the new system and give you start up bootstraping errors, These will be remade when you use sapinst.
Kind regards,
Cathal
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply, are you able to point me to some SAP documentation to help me better understand your explanation?
My worry is that during a disaster where a production system needs to be recovered using a DR server, there is not enough time to go through the sapinst process and the subesquent long list of post-processing tasks as documented in SAP system copy guide.
Rdgs
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