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Blowfish is there courtesy of Craig Munday.
RC4 is there courtesy of a leak at RSA, but it's in the public domain now,
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the most benefits. Particularly database administrators, probably
because they are the ones that are called upon to resolve the errors (such
as ORA-1000) when they occur.
Let me know if you would like a copy, and I'll email it privately to you -
its too big to send to the list.
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Pete,
Which paper of Aarons are you referring to? Is the paper entitled
Encryption of data at rest?
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At 05:29 AM 29/09/2003 -0800, you wrote:
Hi Jp
On the specific issue of encryption your main concern will be hiding the
encryption key from any prying eyes
can send you a copy if you are interested -
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server that you are using.
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At 08:34 AM 26/09/2003 -0800, you wrote:
I would just like to know what are your experiences setting OPEN_CURSORS
for Java
or removed without
modification to the application code.
I would not call it a traffic analyzer because to me that term implies that
it sits on a network and analyzes network traffic much like an Intrusion
Detection System might do.
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Application
desc:
Something similar (not
exactly) to a payment gateway ; java/oracle 9iR2 will
be
used to develop it; need to store credit card numbers (encrypted
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Craig,
Just out of interest, what type of application is running on the
database? I was just wondering why you were not using the plan stability
features in 8i on your production database.
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to expect?
Does anyone know of any other resources I might be able to use? How are
the OCP exam guides published by Sybex?
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Hi,
One thing that you will note about 9iAS is that it has a HUGE install
footprint when compared to Weblogic and JBoss. Weblogic and JBoss
are relatively simple to get going, ie. less configuration.
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Craig.
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I havent dug into 9iAS yet, but I
want
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Title: storing credit card numbers in a database
How
will you protect the encryption key?
There
is one thing that most people seem to miss about the DBMS_OBFUSCATION_TOOLKIT
and that is, it DOES NOTprovide key management.
Having
access to the encryption and decryption routines is only
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m,job_name)
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Hi, The ot
Title: RE: Data Purging - Approaches
...and when the archiving takes place, make sure that the simplest file format is chosen to store the data. A file format that can be read with a text editor is probably a good choice - in ten years time, at least someone will be able to browse the file.
still like to know the purpose of the count(*) and what verification it is
performing? And also, why are there so many rows being inserted into the
table.
Cheers,Craig.
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Title: RE: count(*)
Hi
Depending on how the transactions are defined I do not think that you will be able to achieve the throughput as the single row will be a point of serialisation.
Cheers,
Craig.
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Title: RE: Stupid Bind Variable question
Hi,
I suggest the following:
- If a literal is always going to be the same value than it is marginal whether you use a bind variable for this.
- I'm not sure why you are using the to_char to_date functions? You should be able to create a bind
Title: RE: count(*)
Hi,
I am not sure if I have a solution for you, but I have a number of questions:
1) just for my interest, what type of application would need to insert 3-4 million records per hour?
2) Why does the application need to do the select count(*)? What verification is
Title: RE: recording SQLPlus activity
Ray,
The integration problems you seem to be having sounds like the problem is more with the cowboys...errrdevelopers :-) Or with the processes and procedures in your development group.
I would have thought that with a hundred or so developers it
in the same user,
we cant tell who.
3. Audit: what audit can I turn on?
thanks.
Ray
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Title: RE: recording SQLPlus activity
Ray,
Why would you want to record every SQL statement that your developers issue? Are they just using SQL*Plus or some other language?
Cheers,
Craig.
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Title: RE: Cost vs Rule
Bill,
If you really want to use CBO I would have thought that the plan stability features of Oracle would be sufficient to squash any argument about predictability. I have not used these myself, but they seem to have been included because of the need to guarantee
Title: RE: ORA-01000: maximum open cursors exceeded
Sam,
That sounds like a huge number of cursors, does the Java application really have 7500 cursors open at any one time? I too have found that some Java applications have required a large number of open cursors but this is only because the
TIA,
I
suggest reading the section of the manual on Back Sets. I've included the
link below for you.
Cheers,Craig.
http://technet.oracle.com/docs/products/oracle8i/doc_library/817_doc/server.817/a76990/rmanconc.htm#443835
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Title: RE: RMAN Incremental backups.
Can someone explain why incremental backups are only valid in archivelog mode? I don't think this is correct and the manual states that consistent incremental backups are possible. I took the quote below from the Oracle 8i Recovery Manager Users Guide and
Title: Temporal or Time-Oriented Databases (was auditing tables)
The thread on auditing tables and the mention of temporal or time-oriented databases prompted me to ask about a design problem that has recurred on different projects for me. Seeing as this problem has occurred multiple times I
Title: RE: formatting in SQLPLUS
Or try.
set pagesize xxx
where xxx is the number of lines per page.
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From: Dennis M. Heisler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, 4 February 2002 12:25 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: Re: formatting in
Title: RTFM questions (formally RE: PL/SQL)
The problem is that if you always ask the group for help, you never learn where the information is within the manuals or other reference documentation and the group also gets cluttered with trivia.
I agree with you that the list is here to help
Title: RE: Limits on referential integrity
Jared and Dennis,
In the J2EE world I've found that developers can have a little trouble with RI because in some cases it is not the developer that is performing the DML operations - the J2EE container does this for them when using Container
Bunyamin,
Are
the clients connected directly to the database or do they connect through some
type of application server like JBoss or Web Logic? If they are connecting
to an application server then youcan get away with a lot less connections
and use dedicated servers. The theory goes that
Title: RE: DBA Experiences with Oracle and RAID 0+1
If I remember correctly, I do not think that chapter covers RAID. There is a good white paper on implementing RAID for Oracle at http://www.quest.com/whitepapers/Raid1.pdf
Cheers,
Craig.
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From: Ken Janusz
Title: RE: Criteria for handoff from development
Dennis,
Just a couple of more points that I've found useful in the past:
1) Start looking at the CORE software requirements (assuming requirements or use cases are being developed) so you can get a good understanding of what the system is
Title: RE: Criteria for handoff from development
Hi,
Just a word of warning about enforcing foreign key relationships. Depending on the Java technology that you use, you might find it impossible to implement foreign keys. For example, some EJB application servers do not understand
Title: RE: Criteria for handoff from development
Dennis,
I would be very careful with RAID 5 if your system is going to be very write intensive. There is a very good white paper on implementing RAID for Oracle on the www.quest.com site. Here is the link for your reference
Title: RE: Encryption - Question about the key
Jared + Ragendra,
One option that you might have is to use a Host Security Module HSM such as those from Thales or Eracomm (cheaper PC based card ~$2000AUD). Essentially this is a piece of cryptographic hardware connected to your host that
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