I have just upgraded my database at the Weekend and I have
noticed that PROGRAM field in V$SESSION no longer displays the
program all the time i.e. SQLPLUS and Microsoft Access in
particular. I use this fields in capturing illegal log ons etc.. Anybody
have an idea before I try Support.
I'd agree with those who have said 'it depends', because , well it
depends - on the load, the number of concurrent requests, etc etc. In
general though I would suggest that the dual proc option will give you
more stable, reliable performance (wether this is the web server or the
db server I can't
Rabbit
I haven't heard this reported and I did a quick Google search and
couldn't find a mention. You might check Metalink. I think that Oracle
Support will probably say that what gets posted to the PROGRAM field is the
responsibility of the client program. Are you certain that the behavior
Jared
I'm with you on this one. I switched our production tablespaces (except
system) to autoextend several years ago and couldn't be happier. I used to
scrupulously check the free space in tablespaces, but over the years, being
a solo DBA, as more instances were added, this took longer and
1. Turn on PMON and SMON tracing for your instance and look at their
trace files during shutdown
2. Look for segments of type TEMPORARY with many extents that need
deallocating prior to shutdown - this will be done lazily during
shutdwn immediate
3. Look for large transactions that need
Dennis,
Just to add to Jeremiah's list:
I have also seen the aforementioned symptom, when
there were SQL*Plus sessions that are out there on
the login screen with no takers.
Cheers,
Gaja
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1. Turn on PMON and SMON tracing for your instance
and
And, if you have any job that is waiting on a DBMS_PIPE.
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Dennis,
Just to add to Jeremiah's list:
I have also seen the aforementioned symptom, when
there were SQL*Plus
Jeremiah, Gaja
Thanks for the tips. My theory is that since 3 production instances were
affected, it may be easy to find.
Dennis Williams
DBA, 40%OCP, 100% DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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DENNIS WILLIAMS wrote:
We have been running Oracle 8.1.6 unchanged for several years. Within the
past 3 days, our cold backup scripts have had a shutdown immediate hang. In
the alert log the message is:
Shutting down instance (immediate)
Sun Mar 23 00:09:10 2003
SHUTDOWN: waiting for active
Had a similar problem myself,
Try adding the -nojit option for JRE in the installation script.
Hope this helps.
Nelson Flores
Project Manager
INTEC
Fono : 2428374
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hi all,
I have a problem when start oracle 9.2.0 on redhat 7.3 the
error like this :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] oracle]$ dbstart
SQL*Plus: Release 9.2.0.1.0 - Production on Sat Mar 22
16:32:45 2003
Copyright (c) 1982, 2002, Oracle Corporation. All rights
reserved.
SQL ERROR:ORA-12162: TNS:service
I have another suggestion (or two) as to why the execution plan may have
changed:
* Bind variables - these often cause grief. Of course, choosing a
different execution plan may be correct behaviour based on what the
histograms say.
* FGAC (Fine Grained Access Control) - this caught me out once.
Thanks, for every reply.
Currently, I'm Solaris Administrator with SCSA, SCNA.
I was impressed the Oracle since I was in university,
Currently I'm system administrator in the ISP
I'm experienced the Internet application ex. DNS, LDAP, Sendmail, etc
, but for me, you know, the value of system
list, i'm a bit confused on whether to put the
standby DB on the SAN storage or
use the internal storage of the standby host !!!
config a
two instances on primary server, data-files on SAN,
hot standby db files on SAN too.
standby instances for both primary on another
machine
config b
Hi Salahidin,
iam using versionoracle8.1.6 and forms 6.0.12.3
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Hi all
For those that are running or intending on running Oracle on
Intel's Xeon CPU, the following information may be of interest to you.
The Xeon CPU has a feature called Hyper Threading with double the number
of registers. This feature when turned will present to the Operating
Systems an
Hellolist,
I
will be attending interview on oracle..but the position is for
Maintenance/Implementation of Software.
Could any one of
you provide me with set of questions related to maintenance/Implementation
issues in oracle ?
Regards,
Santosh
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