I will power on terminal A because I know that , I switched it
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from sys.dba_audit_session
where returncode != 0
order by timestamp
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> Ali TOYGAR wrote:
>
> Hi ,
> I have a problem.
> I wrote an sql : in TERMINAL A
>
> select col1,col2
> from tableX
> where col1 = ...
> for update
>
> I wrot same sql , in other terminal TERMINAL B
>
>
thank you Poul ,
How is your hardware on server ?
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From:
Paul Vallee
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 8:48
PM
Subject: Re: DO YOU HAVE ANY DATABASE
RUNNING ACTIVE 1000 SESSIONS ?
Hi Bunyamin, list
Hi,
Anyone running oracle9i with multiple datablock sizes in their database...?
I am looking for the result for this query from a database which has
multiple block sizes?
SELECT *FROM X$KVIS:
You can reply to me directly if you choose to do so.
Best Regards,
K Gopalakrishnan
Bangalore, INDIA
Thank you , This gives me a good idea . Thank you so much ...
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Hi ,
I have a problem.
I wrote an
sql : in TERMINAL A
select col1,col2
from tableX
where col1 = ...
for update
I wrot same sql , in other terminal TERMINAL
B
select col1,col2
Yes I do have a database with 4000+ concurrant users at any given point in time.
Server configuration - Sun 2.8 , sun 6500 server with 10 CPUs and 20 gig RAM.
The database is running in MTS (multithreaded server ) environment with 35 dispatchers
and 350 shared server. SGA size is about 3.5 gi
I have
the solution, if you do contact me later i will send you the
solution
-Original Message-From: Bunyamin K. Karadeniz
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2002
4:38 PMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubject:
BIG DATABASE second post
I am wonde
Claudio,
Thanks for the info. It sounds like Oracle's recommended solution worked for
you. I'm worried about the folks who said it didn't and was curious if
anyone else had found the extent > max_io_size solution didn't work. Oh
well, once things calm back down on that QA box we will take the tim
I had read somewhere on metalink that no supported Oracle database is
available for
W2K Millennium Edition.
HTH,
Rajesh
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Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2002 10:38 AM
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Anyone who knows ifthere is a possibility to d
Hello Dave
I have 2000 open cursors on 816 NT with no problems.
I think that the limit is to let you know when someone is not closing
cursors
or behaving badly.
We have the same feature in ADABAS on the MF with max concurrent users.
We can bump it up but an error means usually that someone is not
I am wondering if any of you has a database with
over 1000 active (making transaction at the same time ) clients ?
If yes , What is your DB Server OS ? DB Server
RAM and CPU count?
Are you using Parallel Server for load balancing or
Do I need it for 1000 active users?
Thank you So much ?
A
Hmm, Oracle9i for NT?
Look at http://otn.oracle.com/software/content.html
JP
On Sun 10. February 2002 07:38, you wrote:
> Anyone who knows ifthere is a possibility to download some edition of
> oracle database to your harddrive? I am running Windows 2000 Millenium
> Edition.
>
> Thanks in advan
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