I have an oracle 9 database. There is a requirement to move this to Oracle 11.
What is the best way to achieve this. Is it enough to export the database on 9 and import it again on 11 or is there an upgrade process that can be gone through?
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I have an interesting scenario.
My company has an office in the US. The factors of the office want to charge $100 per user for use of their internet connection. This seems excessive so I was planning on going down a mobile broadband route for individual user access.
However, I also would like to be able to
- Host a server in this location which uses an online back up strategy
- Remotely log on to administer this server.
I'm looking for creative (legal!) ways to achieve this without having to pay $100 per user for an internet connection using the factors rates.
I'm looking into an online backup strategy. I can see a few helpful questions on providers.
I'm looking for general pointers of things to bear in mind when making an online backup strategy.
My company is setting up a partner company. Some work may be subcontracted from one company to another. In these cases it would be useful to be able to share email domains, disk storage and so on.
I'm not sure how one would set up email address sharing across two different companies.
I'm also not sure on the best strategy to share common disk storage between two physically seperate companies (one will be in the UK and one in ths US)