How to perform oracle database 11g version update to oracle database 19C

• Ricardo Rodrigues Brito

  FAMETRO

  Author

• Roberto Cesar Mestrinho de Oliveira Filho

  FAMETRO

  https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7440-3863

  Author

• Rilmar Pereira Gomes

  FAMETRO

  Author

• José Roberto Lira Pinto Júnior

  FAMETRO

  Author

• David Barbosa de Alencar

  ITEGAM

  Author

Due to the discontinuity of support for one of the database versions most used by organizations, Oracle Database 11g, it is important that companies that still use this version, pay attention to the next upgrade from Oracle. This work was elaborated by means of exploratory research, using as methods and research techniques the documentary and bibliographic analysis, with the purpose of providing steps with techniques and methods of how to proceed with two oracle projects, one of migration from the Linux operating system Red Hat 4.4.7-3 for Oracle Linux 7.7, and a version upgrade from Oracle Database 11g to Oracle Database 19c, presenting strategies using tools and following Oracle's recommendations. This study was built based on real demands that companies have been facing with this great dilemma, the discontinuity of support for the Oracle database 11g version. The observed results were, official support from Oracle, architectural change in order to be prepared for a supposed intervention with updating and migration of services to the cloud.

1. Ricardo Rodrigues Brito, FAMETRO

   Graduate department of the university center

2. Roberto Cesar Mestrinho de Oliveira Filho, FAMETRO

   Graduate department of the university center

3. Rilmar Pereira Gomes, FAMETRO

   Graduate department of the university center

4. José Roberto Lira Pinto Júnior, FAMETRO

   Graduate department of the university center

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