Joe,
I wrote Oracle9i RMAN Backup and Recovery using 9iR2. I pounded the database
pretty hard. It seemed to be a very solid release and I would recommend it
over 9iR1.
Robert
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Armstrong-Champ
Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 10:00 AM
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Title: RE: RE : RMAN Repository
In
your case, the recovery catalog makes it MUCH MUCH easier! :-) So, I'm
not saying you are incorrect, only that nobody should ever think they are
unrecoverable just because RMAN can not find a backup set record in the
repository or control file.
I think that if you have properly architected your systems that the
possibility of loosing both the recovery catalog database AND the control
file of a given database is sufficiently low. If the infrastructure it
properly configured, then you are talking a very rare event. However, assume
an
I expect the angels probably sing when your shell scripts are running
Rachel.
:-)
RF
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Carmichael
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 12:39 PM
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I'm not saying RMAN should not be used... I wondered why a database was
needed to store
Thanks for the reply.
That covers the object/data_object id problem, and gives
the ability to identify which columns in the dump are the
primary key columns.
But when you update a row, the redo will only contain the
primary key if the primary key has been modified, so you
should hardly ever find
oh Lord, I hope not. The scripts aren't that perfect.
Besides, that would get REALLY noisy, wouldn't it?
I don't put comments in because I'm perfect, I put them in because of
the exact opposite condition. Swiss-cheese memory, so if I don't
comment what I've done, I have to reinvent the wheel
RMAN checks archivelogs for corruption while backing them up
That was the dealmaker, Tim; that's one thing only our man, RMAN can do, no
one else.
Thanks for the tip.
Arup
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No, I won't post it because I downloaded it from another list member's
website (??) years ago.
Ask me again on Monday, when I'm back in the office will be able to give
a better (more detailed) answer.
And I learned, in the one management class I ever took, that if I ever
want to be promoted, or move on to more fun stuff, I have to have made
my job one that someone else can step into.
You know, if more people realized that, then there would be fewer people
complaining about not moving up in
Archivelogs can be verified for corruption using a standby database (a.k.a.
Data Guard), Log Miner, or the undocumented ALTER SYSTEM DUMP LOGFILE
logfile-name command, but why bother? It takes far more effort to
implement one of these mechanisms (except standby) for every single
archivelog
Oooo yea another nice feature...
RF
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Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2003 12:59 AM
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Don't forget about the more important issue of detecting corrupted archived
redo logfiles. Datafile corruption can be bad; redo log file
And CREDIT goes to Jared keeping this list alive for a long time.
and We all must be thankful to him for providing us opportunity to
participate and share our experiences and learn from each other...
This list is really the best and good for experienced DBA's as well newbie's
alike.
Hi All,
A developer I work with has asked if there are any books which cover both
advanced SQL and SQL tuning in the one title. Does anyone know of such a
book?
Essentially we have several developers here who know the basics of SQL but
want to understand how to write more advanced queries (I
Title: RE: Positive comments
what has happened to Steve Adams? Please say he's too busy writing another book to bother with this list! :) I recently read his book 2 times through back to back. ...oh what a read!! ...but I also noticed he hasn't answered questions on his website since 2001.
Mark,
I would suggest Guy Harrison's Oracle SQL High-Performance Tuning (ISBN:
0136142311). Our Developers (beginners and experienced) like it very much.
- Kirti
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Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2003 5:49 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Hi All,
A
Guy Harrison's book is very good in my opinion. It's called Oracle SQL High
performance tuning.
Available on Amazon.
RF
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Richard
Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2003 5:49 PM
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Hi All,
A developer I work with has asked if there are
Thanks Kirti.
Rgrds,
Sony
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Sent: Saturday, January 18, 2003 10:20 AM
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Subject: RE: OT: HOTSOS Symposium
Unfortunately, Cary gang are still paying their bills
Title: RE: Positive comments
Steve has taken some time away from Oracle work in the past year.
However, he has just produced a brilliant 3-day seminar and delivered it last
week in Copenhagen. Ill convey the lists regards to him.
Cary Millsap
Hotsos Enterprises, Ltd.
Robert,
Seven reasons I can think of include changes to:
1. Oracle instance parameter values (changes when you edit the
parameters, whether in the stored init.ora way, or via ALTER SYSTEM or
ALTER SESSION commands)
2. Database table and index statistics (changes, e.g., when you run
It appears that I will be taking over an Oracle production DBA
position in about a week from another DBA. I would like suggestions as to
specifically I should be looking for from this person. Something like a
check list. Items that I need to specifically look at.
Thanks,
Ken Janusz, CPIM
Title: temp space
Hi
Chris,
The
error ORA-1652 is because of the temporary tablespace for the corresponding
table is not enough. The temporary tablespace for the table normally assigned
when create the table. Or when create the user. If you're not define the
temporary tablespace when you
Hello again,
All OEM experts, help! I'm stuck, again :-(
I've created several reports and able to View Report on an adhoc basis. What I'd
like to do now is to schedule the report to run on a regular basis. But I can't seem
to figure out the tricks behind it.
In the Publish tab of the reports
Thanks Cary... I've actually considered most of those already. This isn't my
database, I'm coming in to help someone else. In this case, the database
schema was accidentally dropped, and recovered from an export. I'm wondering
if the import might have created blocks that are packed more densely
Carry,
Ill convey the lists regards to him.
Thanks for the same
Regards
Rafiq
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Date: Sun, 19 Jan 2003 18:43:38 -0800
Steve has taken some time away from Oracle work in the past year.
However,
Hi kirti
what is this oerr utility. Where can i found that one...
Please give me details.
thanks in advance
Banarasi Babu
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Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 7:34 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
1)
SVRMGR create table A2345678901234567890123456789012345 (c
I am looking for a quick and easy HW benchmark
for an Oracle database.
Now, before everyone starts jumping on the word benchmark,
I just need something that can be setup in an hour or two,
simulate 1 to 1 million transactions and 1 to 50 users with
Insert/Update statements.
The benchmark is to
Sorry Arup, I misunderstood your comment.
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Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 5:34 PM
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And, therefore...?
In case of long, array inserts are NOT performed in import. A record is
committed as soon as it's inserted. Imagine a
Title: 100% CPU utilization, urgent
HI all
We have a consistent problem of CPU utilization 100%. We have had this problem since Saturday, but it automatically subsided, I mean went back to normal after a few hours, and remained normal on Sunday as well. But its back to 100% since morning,
Thank you very much Roberttahiti.oracle.com was really useful
site..had every information in it..
santosh
-Original Message-
Freeman
Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2003 11:54 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
All of these views are pretty well documented in the Oracle9i
Title: 100% CPU utilization, urgent
Hussain,
We
have a similar environment and we also hit 100%CPU utilization at times. But we
never face problem because of tht. the DB keeps working fine during 100% CPU
utilization also.
Are
you having a problem of logging into the DB during tht time?
Hi,
Check the processes runnning and identify the process
which i resulting in 100% CPU utilization.
you can check it by pressing ctrl+shift+esc. There
will be a tab Processes. Under thi tab it will how
each process that i running on your machine.
My own experience says it will a trojan or
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