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Guy,
The 'drop tablespace' command does a number of items. It purges the
data
dictionary of all references to that tablespace, removes the file
could cause this (there are
triggers on this table for INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE, each of which does
submit a message to an AQ).
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on this table for INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE, each of which does
submit a message to an AQ).
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Title: RE: Droping System User
You
know, I would have thought that if Oracle was going to give you messages in
French, that you would be able to write SQL in French too, like
SLdI effacement de sys.user$ où
name='SYS';
SLdI commettez;
(SQL
is "Structuré Langage d'interrogation" in
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* does the data always need to be fresh?
* how fresh?
* how big is it?
Since it's temporary, this may work for you.
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Title: How much data can SQL*Server hold?
Hi
Lisa,
About
the biggest MSSQL implementation I am aware of is this:
http://terraserver.homeadvisor.msn.com/terra_tech.asp
1.5
terabytes on SQL Server 2000, Windows 2000 Datacenter and Compaq ProLiant.
There's even a picture of what it looks
and cons of each approach? (I'll probably use RMAN at some
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at a time is having full blocks of changed data
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The overall level of redo will be the same but contention (ah
ha - better word) will be reduced
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the database from the time of the previous backup to the time
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it was obviously superior and anyone who bought Sybase
was
an idiot.
They bought Sybase.
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the
problems that they did mess up.
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Please remember that TRUE muslims do not advocate
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Title: awk, sed, windoze, sql*loader, other fun stuff
Just
use Perl... it's got all the functionality and most of the syntax of awk, sed
and ksh, not to mention bits of C. And it even has a nice interface to Oracle.
Once you start with it you'll be like, damn, how did I manage without
this?
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Title: RE: OT RE: RE: How do you audit a DBA?
I
went to see that movie, The Mummy Returns, when it came out, 'cos The Rock was
in it, and I was hoping for some long, rambling monologues from the Scorpion
King about how he planned to lay the smackdown on the Egyptians' candy asses,
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How
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And
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w2k db connections... shudder
?
when and where it is used etc ?
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a.r_constraint_name = b.constraint_name and
a.constraint_type='R';
I will get back a result set containing
a.table_name = t2
b.table_name = t1
b.column_name = col1
But what query would I run to find col2?
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='R';
:0)
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Let's say I had two tables:
CREATE TABLE t1 (
col1 NUMBER PRIMARY KEY);
CREATE TABLE t2 (
col2
Title: w2k scripting
Perl
on Windows is great, when you consider things like manipulating the user
database or system log, it's probably more useful on Windows than it is even on
Unix. And DBI works the same on both platforms.
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ALTER TABLE mytable ADD (mycol3 VARCHAR2(30));
Since no data is loaded, will Oracle have create the table in exactly
the same way at the end of both two methods?
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Title: RE: Splitting a database: pro and cons
I
would be tempted to leave them in the same instance, but use resource consumer
groups to control them. Also, I would have their schemas (and associated
objects) in different tablespaces, just to make management easier too, for
things like
with a high-stress application, and
then run a test which kept the total
available MHz constant but changed
the number of chips. But even then
you'd have to be very careful about what
it was you were actually measuring.
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(mycol2 VARCHAR2(40));
ALTER TABLE mytable ADD (mycol3 VARCHAR2(30));
Since no data is loaded, will Oracle have create the table in exactly
the same way at the end of both two methods?
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an
on-going problem. I've
got managers who want to see graphs of their system's usage. Using this
mechanism applied
against the DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL view works perfectly.
Thanks!
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But there's
an opportunity to become a key member of the team! Surely you wouldn't pass that
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Slam for
Title: I admit this is dumb. NT/W2K Services?
Hi
Lisa,
Yes,
I agree it can be confusing. The service is a background process that provides
an environment for Oracle to execute in - I don't know about the specifics in
this case, but Oracle on Unix is comprised of two logical parts, the VOS
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How would I go about diagnosing something like this? A couple of the
columns were from sequences, and I verified that these were OK. The
others were just text inserted into VARCHAR2s.
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rollback to undo the transaction is another set of overhead that if I
could
eliminate would speed things up... But thank you for the helpful spirit
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What queries to run on a schema to get info that would enable me to draw
an ER Diagram of that schema ?
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constraints to something sensible without invoking Deep Magic?
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don't remember in ODBC/OLEDB, but in JDBC there's quite a nice streams interface
to CLOBs. You open the CLOB, then just read it as any other stream, for example
as if it were a disk file, using the CLOB as a handle rather than a file
descriptor.
g
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Please suggest me..
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Is there a way to change thy system-generated names for foreign key
constraints to something sensible without invoking Deep Magic?
g
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contention that way, but that kinda
defeats the point of spending money on the array...
Cheers,
g
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Guy,
If I understand the Network Appliance sales droids correctly WAFL
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Thanks
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on this?
Waiting for your next book,
Steve Orr
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Title: OT: UNIX SA
The
Solaris FAQ:
http://www.science.uva.nl/pub/solaris/solaris2.html
Sun's
own documentation, all available online for free (in PDF
too):
http://docs.sun.com/
The
"Ferrari book" is excellent, even tho' that's actually a Porsche on the
cover:
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Title: RE: Sizing a new server
Hi
Lisa,
That
doesn't sound too bad, the 8400 is a solid piece of kit. 64-bit, up to 14 CPUs
and 28G of memory. They have seriously good I/O bandwidth. Needs a three-phase
power supply and weighs, literally, half a tonne. And best of all, you can run
VMS on
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Title: Sizing a new server
Hi
Lisa,
Pick
your favorite vendor and ask 'em if they've got anything like
this:
http://www.compaq.com/solutions/enterprise/database-oracle-sizer-download.html
If
it's going to be a big purchase, most vendors will send someone over to take a
look too. I
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