Steps to Upgrade - Examples

Upgrading a data store from an existing release to a new release can be accomplished one Storage Node at a time.

The data store upgrade involves the following activities:

  1. Install the new software and sequentially restart all the Storage Nodes.

  2. Upgrade all the components of the data store, including the proxy, direct drivers, SDKs, and Xregion service agents.

  3. Run the plan upgrade-scv command to enable new features as described in the Post-Upgrade Procedure topic.
  4. Deploy new application code to start using the new features.

Note: Run the plan upgrade-scv command only after all data store components have been upgraded. Enabling new features before completing the component upgrades may cause non-upgraded components to operate incorrectly or become incompatible with the upgraded data store.

Different upgrade scenarios are captured in the examples below. Each example shows how to upgrade your Oracle NoSQL Database software to a new release.

Example 1: Upgrading a data store with a single Storage Node.

In this example you are upgrading your Oracle NoSQL Database from version 25.3.21 to version 26.1.x.

Prerequisites:

Procedure:

Example 2: Error while directly upgrading Oracle NoSQL Database from a very old version to the current version.

Case 1: In this example you want to upgrade Oracle NoSQL Database from version 22.1.22 to version 26.1.x.

Prerequisites:

Procedure:

The following example shows the error you encounter when you try to upgrade from version 22.1.22 to version 26.1.x.

Case 2: In this example you want to upgrade Oracle NoSQL Database from version 19.5.9 to version 24.1.11.

Prerequisites:

Procedure:

The following example shows the error you encounter when you try to upgrade from version 19.5.9 to version 24.1.11.

Example 3: Upgrading a data store with more than one Storage Node.

Prerequisites:

Procedure: