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Called when the database needs to be downgraded. This is strictly similar to onUpgrade(SQLiteDatabase, int, int) method, but is called whenever current version is newer than requested one. However, this method is not abstract, so it is not mandatory for a customer to implement it. If not overridden, default implementation will reject downgrade and throws SQLiteException
You can initiate the downgrade process by either clicking on "downgrade to Incredibuild Pro" from the Incredibuild start menu, or by clicking on "uninstall" through the Windows "Add or remove programs" settings.
So I am trying to downgrade from windows 11 to 10, however it has been 10 days so I don't have the option to go to Settings > System > Recovery > Go Back. To try and get around this, I first made a system image backup on my external hard drive and downloaded media creation tool, however It will not let me click Keep personal files or even keep personal files and apps. So my question is, is there a way around this? Any help appreciated, thanks
During the 10 days, you may do a rollback and you may keep your data, files, applications and so on and revert back to the Windows 10. However, after the 10 days when option is disable, you won't be able to keep your files and downgrade. The only option you have is to perform a clean install which will remove your applications. However, when you do a clean install, it will place your data into a folder called Windows.old and you may perform a clean install of Windows 10 and then visit the Windows.old folder in the same drive as the one Windows installed and manually copy and paste them. However, you have to reinstall your applications.
For example, if you recently upgraded your Oracle Database 12c release 1 (12.1.0.2( to release 19c, and you did not change the compatible initialization parameter to 19.1.0, then you can downgrade to release 12.1.0.2.
Install the latest Release Update, Release Revision, bundle patch or patch set update (BP or PSU) before you downgrade a CDB, or before you unplug and downgrade a PDB. Patches are available for download on My Oracle Support. Refer to My Oracle Support note 756671.1 to obtain the latest patch set.
Multitenant architecture provides architecture features for a multitenant container database (CDB), and pluggable databases (PDBs). If you are upgrading to multitenant architecture, and you set the compatible initialization parameter to the highest level after upgrading to this release, then you cannot downgrade the database after an upgrade.
If Oracle XML DB is not installed in the database that you upgrade, then during a downgrade, Oracle XML DB is uninstalled. For example, if you did not install Oracle XML DB with Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2), then Oracle XML DB is installed with Oracle Database 12c. If you downgrade the database, then Oracle XML DB is uninstalled as part of the downgrade. Oracle XML DB is included by default with Oracle Database 12c release 1 (12.1), and later releases.
During upgrade to Oracle Database 12c, the Database (DB) Control repository is removed. If you downgrade to an earlier release, then you must reconfigure the Database (DB) Control to use it after the downgrade.
You can downgrade a database without breaking the standby database. To downgrade Oracle Database when a physical or logical standby database is present in the Oracle Data Guard configuration, use the procedure for your downgrade scenario as described in " Patching, Upgrading, and Downgrading Databases in an Oracle Data Guard Configuration" in Oracle Data Guard Concepts and Administration
If you have updated the COMPATIBLE parameter to set the compatibility level of your Oracle Database release to the current release, then you are not able to downgrade to an earlier release. This issue occurs because new releases have changes to the Data Dictionary, and can have other feature changes that prevent downgrades.
For Oracle ASM disk groups, if you changed the compatible.asm parameter after the upgrade to the upgraded release value, then when you downgrade to the earlier release, you cannot mount your Oracle ASM disk groups. The value for compatible.asm sets the minimum Oracle ASM release that can mount a disk group.
Starting with Oracle Database 19c, Oracle provides the Downgrade Utility script dbdowngrade. When you use the dbdowngrade utility, it sets appropriate values for the downgrade, and simplifies how you start a downgrade. Specifically, it ensures that the underlying calls to catcon.pl use recommended values, so that potential errors due to excessive threads being spawned are reduced. This feature is especially of value for downgrades of multitenant architecture (CDB) databases. If you prefer to be in control of the number of resources used for a downgrade, then you can run the catdwgrd.sql script manually, as in previous releases. After you downgrade to the earlier database release, you can then appy any release update to that earlier release.
The dbdowngrade shell command is located in the file path $ORACLE_HOME/bin on Linux and Unix, and %ORACLE_HOME%\bin on Microsoft Windows based systems. If you are downgrading a CDB, then you can provide the inclusion list as argument to the script.
Run the downgrade without an inclusion list when you want to downgrade the entire CDB. In this scenario, all open containers are downgraded. You must open all the PDBs in the CDB manually before you start the dbdowngrade script.
Run the downgrade with an inclusion list when you want to downgrade only the set of PDBs listed in the inclusion list. In this scenario, where you want to use unplug and plug upgrades, only the set of PDBs that you list in the inclusion list are downgraded. The CDB and the PDBs that are not on the inclusion list remain upgraded to the later release.
If you are downgrading from Oracle Database 19c to Oracle Database 18c, Oracle Database 12.2, or Oracle Database 12.1, then you can downgrade all databases in a multitenant container database (CDB), or one pluggable database (PDB) within a CDB. Oracle Database releases earlier than Oracle Database 12c did not use multitenant architecture.
If you are downgrading a cluster database, then shut down the database completely, and change the value for the initialization parameter CLUSTER_DATABASE to FALSE. After the downgrade, set this parameter back to TRUE.
As a result of running the dbdowngrade script, the utility runs catdwgrd and catcon.pl. These scripts perform the downgrade, using the recommended values for the release to which you are downgrading. The log files produced by the downgrade scripts are placed under the first directory found of one of these three options, in order:
You can run the manual catdwgrd.sql script for downgrades of Oracle Database to an earlier supported major release, or an earlier release update, where you either prefer to run a manual script, or you want to avoid excessive thread issues.
The catdwgrd.sql script downgrades all Oracle Database components in the database to the release from which you upgraded. The downgrade is either to the supported major release from which you upgraded, or to the patch release from which you upgraded.
If the downgrade for a component fails, then an ORA-39709 error is displayed. The SQL*Plus session terminates without downgrading the Oracle Database data dictionary. All components must be successfully downgraded before the Oracle Database data dictionary is downgraded. Identify and fix the problem before rerunning the catdwgrd.sql script.
Check the spool file, and verify that no errors occurred during the downgrade. You named the spool file in Step 8, and the suggested name was downgrade.log. Correct any problems that you find in this file. If necessary, rerun the downgrade script.
Save the results from the first time you ran the downgrade script. Before you rerun the downgrade script, rename the file downgrade.log to a different name, so that it is not overwritten when you rerun the script.
If you are downgrading a cluster database, then perform this step on all nodes on which this cluster database has instances configured. Set the value for the initialization parameter CLUSTER_DATABASE to FALSE. After the downgrade, set this initialization parameter back to TRUE.
In Oracle Database releases later than Oracle Database 12c release 2 (12.2), you can downgrade individual PDBs. For example, you can unplug a PDB from an upgraded CDB, downgrade the PDB, and then plug it in to an earlier release CDB, or you can convert the PDB database to a standalone database.
The log files for the downgrade are placed in the Oracle base home (the Oracle base identified by the commands orabasehome, or orabase, or the Oracle home identified by the command oracle_home, in that order.
After the downgrade is run, and catrelod.sql completes successfully, if you installed new patches in your original Oracle home after the upgrade, but before the downgrade, then ensure that you apply any patches that you installed. 2ff7e9595c
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