Migrate from Database Schema Service to Oracle Database Cloud Service

Oracle Application Express applications and data can be migrated from Oracle Database Cloud Schema Service to Oracle Database Classic Cloud Service

To migrate from Schema Service to Database Classic Cloud Service:
  1. Use Schema Service Data Export to move data:
    1. Navigate to the Service Details page. See Access Service Details.
    2. Create a data Export of the service. See Export to Secure FTP.
      Note: For customers who purchased their service before August 2017, see Create an Oracle Data Pump Export.
    3. Download and save the data Export file locally. For further information on downloading a Schema Service data Export, see Download a Data Export.
    4. Access Oracle Application Express Application Builder home page from Database Classic Cloud Service. See Accessing the Oracle Application Express Console in Administering Oracle Database Classic Cloud Service.
    5. Import the locally saved data Export file. See Importing Export Files in Oracle Application Express Application Builder User’s Guide.
    The data has now been migrated from Schema Service to Database Classic Cloud Service.
  2. Use Oracle Application Express to migrate the application:
    1. Access Oracle Application Express Application Builder home page from Schema Service. See Access the Service Console.
    2. Create an application export file. See Understanding the Deployment Process in Oracle Application Express Application Builder User’s Guide.
    3. Save the application export file locally.
    4. Access Oracle Application Express Application Builder home page from the destination Database Classic Cloud Service. See Accessing the Oracle Application Express Console in Administering Oracle Database Classic Cloud Service.
    5. Import the locally saved application export file. See Importing Export Files in Oracle Application Express Application Builder User’s Guide.
    The application has now been migrated from Schema Service to Database Classic Cloud Service.