Chris Drake wrote:
Hi Philip & Robert,
Thanks for those excellent references & help offers. Do you (or
anyone) know whether or not I should even be *using* a shared server,
and have you any idea about how many dedicated connections is "too
many" on a dual-3.8ghz Xeon Linux PC with 8gigs or RAM r
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Ke
rr Shannon-SKERR1" writes:
>Thanks for the reply. The Oracle client libraries are installed at the
>same location on all of our servers (Solaris 2.6 and 2.8). I believe
>the problem is with the configuration and/or installation procedure and
>that's why the lib
Hi Philip & Robert,
Thanks for those excellent references & help offers. Do you (or
anyone) know whether or not I should even be *using* a shared server,
and have you any idea about how many dedicated connections is "too
many" on a dual-3.8ghz Xeon Linux PC with 8gigs or RAM running
Oracle 10g?
T
I'm expanding, and adding extra web servers to handle my load. My
Apache/mod_perl environment maintains a new connection for each process, and
these processes seem to chew up a lot of server resources.
What is the normal acceptable way to maintain large numbers of simultaneous
connections?
I
On 2006-11-16 10:49:48 -0500, Garrett, Philip (MAN-Corporate) wrote:
> Chris wrote:
> > How about trying to create a brand new database using UTF8 *instead*
> > of AL32UTF8 ?
>
> Oracle's "UTF8" char set is old and incomplete. AL32UTF8 is the newer,
> more complete version.
Oracle's UTF8 is not o
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Ke
rr Shannon-SKERR1" writes:
>Is this related and if so do you have some advice or guidance I can
>share with our computing team that can get this resolved so our
>customers don't have to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to use our tool and we don't
>have to develop a wrapper f
Hi,
Chris wrote:
> How about trying to create a brand new database using UTF8 *instead*
> of AL32UTF8 ?
Oracle's "UTF8" char set is old and incomplete. AL32UTF8 is the newer,
more complete version.
See http://tinyurl.com/y4qjd9 (oracle.com).
"Oracle recommends that you switch to AL32UTF8 for f
Chris Drake wrote:
> I'm expanding, and adding extra web servers to handle my load. My
> Apache/mod_perl environment maintains a new connection for each
> process, and these processes seem to chew up a lot of server
> resources.
>
> What is the normal acceptable way to maintain large numbers o
How about trying to create a brand new database using UTF8 *instead* of
AL32UTF8 ?
I'm no expert, and I'm not doing the same thing you are, but I solved *my*
UTF8 problems
thusly:-
US7ASCII
UTF8
""Garrett, Philip (MAN-Corporate)"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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Hello,
I'm sorry to bother you, but I saw Dave Moellenhoff's name and email in
the DBD::Oracle README.help.txt fie for an issue similar to what our
team is seeing when using DBD::Oracle 1.19 that our computing team
installed for our development team. I tried contacting him at the
provided email a
Read up on how to connect in the first place - you can pass
a switch that tells it to return errors to you, instead of killing
your whole script.
Look here:-
http://search.cpan.org/~pythian/DBD-Oracle-1.19/Oracle.pm#plsql_errstr
and search for "RaiseError"
"Robert Hicks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Hello,
I'm sorry to bother you, but I saw Dave Moellenhoff's name and email in
the DBD::Oracle README.help.txt fie for an issue similar to what our
team is seeing when using DBD::Oracle 1.19 that our computing team
installed for our development team. I tried contacting him at the
provided email a
I'm expanding, and adding extra web servers to handle my load. My
Apache/mod_perl environment maintains a new connection for each process, and
these processes seem to chew up a lot of server resources.
What is the normal acceptable way to maintain large numbers of simultaneous
connections?
I
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