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This document summarizes the migration of an Oracle database from Solaris on SPARC hardware to Linux on AMD Opteron hardware. It involved moving from Oracle 10g to 10.2, changing the operating system from Solaris 8 to Red Hat Linux, and changing the database storage from raw devices to ASM. Transportable tablespaces and Data Pump were used to move the data due to issues encountered. The migration reduced load on servers and improved query performance.
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