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wrong with rman or am I doing something
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and alert log and probably at time access code that resides on
the disk and along with that you want it to keep the dictionary up to date
in the system table. I see a potential conflict with that.
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at inode in filea so if you intend to truncate then the cat
/dev/null cleans out file a whilst all contents up to that point are now
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i think most unixes allow
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I assume that you are talking about Unix is so the use rm #Column to get rid of it
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Looks OK to me, seems about right
Although when you start using Macros and such the readability drops a
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the alert log though part of the instance
So now where did I go wrong
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classes are added to JDeveloper's Navigator pane for the Project
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might like to investigate the SORT_AREA_SIZE parameter or maybe just
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If you run the installer you can view a list of installed products. If the
Pro C stuff isn't listed then it needs to be installed. the OraInventory
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will see though if I can get the list added to the trusted email sites.
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Another product to consider is ODAC for Core Labs
http://www.crlab.com/home.html
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out in some sort of entry role, the younger
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. Mine the
delimiter is a fixed value in code, it could be altered to use a runtime
selected value. I can provide the source if it would be of use.
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I would almost certainly get Java to handle any OS functions.
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tell you much about it but it has one and it has a number
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RTFM http://tahiti.oracle.com
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appropriate logic and you build a messaging broker. It sorts of spoils
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the installation CD to the HDD and make the changes, then
install from the HDD. Voila!
CLICK for the full tip...
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Can anyone give feedback good or bad on the dbms_stats feature of
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As you have Unix skills and therefore could handle Linux OK, then unless
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Sheesh Has Oracle employed some MS developers, sure sounds like one of
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With 8i you could use the net 8 assistant, or manually edit the
listener.ora file to make the changes
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At 09:45 PM 22/08/2001, you wrote:
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I need to delete the TNS Listener service . and
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How can I do that ?
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DBMS_UTLIITY.COMMA_TO_TABLE does but with out the restrictions on what can
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Quite an interesting exercise for learning about Java in the database.
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them it won't happen
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here at present. but I also havent had a
problem with Sun or IBM, Just lucky, maybe
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installed you will need to set the default home for the system back to the
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I can rebuild it if i need to, this is more of a learning task, I normally
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The initjvmaux.sql was the key to the cleanup and increasing the
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The metalink notes that I had read suggested 30 so I had 35MB
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was accessible
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no I have done some work with Openview but never tried to deal with
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Leech FTP
http://stud.fh-heilbronn.de/~jdebis/leechftp/downloads.html
Freeware not ad-ware.
Does multi-ftps similtaneously
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Look in your /etc/services or inetd.conf file.
It sounds like Morpheous still has a listener attached to the port and you need to remove the reverence to 1521. If inetd.conf needs editing you will need to send a kill -1 to the inetd process to re read the inetd.conf
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and if the port is not in the list then a connection never gets through
If you search the archives at fatcity.com you might find something
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It might be still creating the records,
Also I suggest you truncate the table rather than delete the table its usually quicker and then delete after the truncate
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Try the cert website they may have some incident data http//:www.cert.org
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are now quoting F3800's where we would have possible put a 4500,
The 3800 is a 2 to 8 way box with the new Sparc III CPU's
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Hi Lisa
Hed on over to http://www.sunmanagers.org and subscribe there for a good list regarding Sun Admin. Have a look at the archive
http://docs.sun.com/ab2/ contains the sun Administrators Docs
This is also a good book
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/solaris8/
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Actually unless you have XP Professional you cant join a domain it is one the the things that differentiate HOME from Professional
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Try using Custom it will allow you to do that and more
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t_tmp_stddev ( v_part NUMBER, readings NUMBER) ON COMMIT PRESERVE ROWS';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE v_CreateString;
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may need to re-run some loads due to insufficient tablespace area. Timing could be an issue for a live system
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Have a look at the section in sql loader on applying SQL to fields in theSLQ Loader documents
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They were probably referring to MS patches G
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The last time I tried it ran fine on 2.8
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figures always are or should be higher
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Try an exception
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You can add your own if you like, see the highlighter directory and the contents of the chl file its just text
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Try this one
http://www.datamodel.org/
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and found nothing specific to point the way
Any help appreciated
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without investigating further the purpose of those patches. It is possible you could break something else
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try changing CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE Primus_Report
AS
Drop Table PRIMUS_TEMP_DUMP;
CREATE TABLE PRIMUS_TEMP_DUMP
to CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE Primus_Report
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you know what it is exactly you need then we can give you some answers. If there is something in the Oracle documentation you don't understand please feel free to ask away
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I will have a go at it being
a.pc_session_user_name = 'tsokol'
a doesn't appear to be defined or do you actuall have a table called a
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Do you want to make a new schema minus those two tables, if so then try
Databees DBA tool follow the instructions and you can build a new schema
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Shutdown.exe.is part of the NT resource Kit. So I probably wouldn't class
it as freeware.
Bill
would have a fit. :-)
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any idea where I can dredge it up?
Can someone enlighten me Is there 2 manuals as the documentation suggests or
is it just a case of poor techwriting
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Peter McLarty Ph +61 7 3368 6900 Ext 968
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Astracon (Australia) Pty Ltd Fax +61 7 3368 6999
Milton
: operating system error - error code (dec 79, hex 0x4F)
Import file: expdat.dmp
this file is with 2.5 GB
is there any variable that I need to change for this?
I used the ulimit commands options but didn't work.
Peter McLarty Ph +61 7 3368 6900 Ext 968
System Administrator
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