Stephen / Gene,
Actually there is no difference between Raw Devices and File Systems
when Oracle reads/writes Oracle Blocks. It is the OS interface that
is different -- Character-device or Block-device.
Most OSs include a header portion in a Raw Device which must be skipped
because when Oracle
Hi Arup,
Thanks for the reply, I agree with you that ops$ accounts are definitely
weaker than database authenticated accounts. I would always advocate
trying to find another way to allow access if possible, i understand
that in some cases remote authentication is what an organisation chooses
to
No, that's not true. It actually uses your NT security token to
validate that you are authenticated in the domain. You can't just give
a rogue PC the same domain name, boot it up, and log into the database
with external authentication. The PC would have to be a domain member,
which means you
Because external authentication checks the domain name you are logged
into. You can't log into a local user JKILCHOE and connect to the
externally authenticated database user MYDOMAIN\JKILCHOE.
Beth
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Hi Pete,
I don't think that's true about booting a PC with the same domain name
that's not really part of the domain. Have you ever tried it? I'd be
really interested if it works.
I don't understand the part about booting into Linux and changing the
username as its sent. Isn't the only
I have had some recent exposure to Access - people asking me to investigate
why their query runs for so long. I can understand that if one table in
the query is local then Access has to pretty much work locally, but I have
been terribly surprised at how it approaches multi-table queries some
Hi,
I don't remember seeing any doco as such, but you need to look at what's new in RAC
and compare it to OPS. eg. No pinging on read and write, easier admin. etc. Can't
remember off the top of my head.
Rgs,
Leng.
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From: VIVEK_SHARMA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 18
Most people don't say it properly. ( it's or-uh-gun )
Dan can't even spell it. ;)
Jared
On Friday 20 June 2003 13:54, Daniel Fink wrote:
I figured he try for something closer to home...say Oragon?
Then Bill would want to buy Mississippi (postal abreviation MS for our
non-us listers).
Robert,
Have any URL's to explain this?
Anything to do with Oracle Managed Files?
Jared
On Thursday 19 June 2003 10:55, Freeman Robert - IL wrote:
Anyone use the IO Topology features with Oracle9iR2 and Veritas? Does
Veritas have a mapping file that you can use with this feature? (I've
Well, the greatest novelty in RAC is synchronizing blocks without write to
disk. Here is it how it works:
OPS:
1. Instance A requests instance B to downgrade its (PCM) lock for block C
from X -- N.
2) Instance B writes block C to disk and downgrades lock to N.
3) Instance A reads block C
Hello arup , I am using oracle 9.2.0.1.0 enterprise edition on windows
xp
my os_authent_prefix='' (I know , after reading your post , that its a
security flaw ,but since this is just a test database on a single
computer not on the network, let it be )
: Are you logging in the server through
I don't have URL, but you can find what it's all about in the Metalink note:
Doc ID: Note:177498.1
Type: BULLETIN
Status: PUBLISHED
Content Type: TEXT/PLAIN
Creation Date: 23-FEB-2002
Last Revision Date: 08-APR-2003
On 2003.06.22 23:39, Jared Still wrote:
Robert,
Have any URL's to
Hi!
It just adds one more tab storage layout to your OEM console. If you are
running on EMC you can drill down physical storage information to see on
which disks your datafiles actually reside.
I haven't heard that they have it for Veritas yet... but I've not worked
with it either, EMC has its
Beth when the whole setup uses a workgroup and people log into their
local machines rather than being authenticated by a domain server ?
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: No, that's not true. It
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