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I currently have 3 data stores created for my Oracle server. &nbsp;One for logs, data, and OS. &nbsp;If I were to migrate the virtual disks on these data stores to new data store would this cause any issue with Oracle recognizing that data on them? &nbsp;I was hoping I could power the vm down then use vCenter to migrate the vm's storage to a new data store and power up and run on the new upgraded disks.
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I currently have 3 data stores created for my Oracle server.  One for logs, data, and OS.  If I were to migrate the virtual disks on these data stores to new data store would this cause any issue with Oracle recognizing that data on them?  I was hoping I could power the vm down then use vCenter to migrate the vm's storage to a new data store and power up and run on the new upgraded disks.

Migrate virtual disks to different datastore

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