Ben - Thanks, I printed that for my checklists file.
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Ken,
Jared is probably right as far as a checklist
to just before the
failure, or will you need to recover this tablespace on another server, then
move it back to the production database?
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Craig - Compare the init.ora file for these instances.
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OK, I'm confused. Maybe it's Monday morning and my brain's
Nuala - You didn't include your error number, so the following are some
guesses: Is your database in archivelogmode? Check the path to the archive
logs and make sure that drive hasn't filled. For the logs themselves, check
the paths and permissions.
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when a table needs re-analyzed so it really
lowers the system requirements.
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Hi all,
Can anyone tell me which
the CBO to make a different
decision. Are you using different usernames? Any chance one session is doing
an ALTER SESSION?
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? Are there a lot of updates at that time?
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Hi Denis,
Thanks for the quick reply,
We're not getting an oracle
Binley - Thanks for filling in the details. I suspected the answer might be
more complicated than just balanced or unbalanced. Have you tried
reverse key indexes yourself? Results?
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question.
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I think I read this somewhere, but I cant find it. Is it possible to use the
large pool for a specific
That is pretty much my understanding. Here is a Web page that explains it
pretty well:
http://www.interealm.com/roby/technotes/tnlargepool.html
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Obviously the thrust of the questions are different, with the BR
emphasizing integrity and Tuning emphasizing performance. Networking doesn't
share anything with the other modules other than it touches on MTS. So I
would vote to go ahead and hit the Tuning next.
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/oracle/03-may/o33j2ee.html
Not long ago my Java developers wanted a primary key on each table. I posted
to this list and received very helpful replies. This article explains why
J2EE needs that.
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index, only fetch-by-key or
full-index (table) scans can be performed.
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Skewed, yes.
Unbalanced, no.
Jared
On Saturday
Jared
Nope, been burned on that one. I just couldn't think of an easy way to
test this, but thought if I pointed it out and somebody knew it wasn't true
it might irritate them into responding. Has anybody experienced success with
reverse key indexes?
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? Sorry
this isn't much help, hopefully you've made more progress by now.
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methinks resync - could I be write? I
User Guide and your port specific
documentation to determine if this is feasible or not.
Also, I haven't seen where anyone has suggested that transportable
tablespace might meet your requirement. Have you considered that?
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you. Better spend the time while the tape is loading planning a comp day to
spend some well-rested time with them.
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are to
the point of arguing with the author, you are ready to pass the exam. Trying
Jared's tiny url suggestion, otherwise go to Amazon and search for Couchman
Oracle9i.
http://tinyurl.com/d1wt
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chose mod 10, then our check digit is 8. So our new number is 1234567898.
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Hi List,
Originally, Our next generate
Munish - Don't forget to change the init.ora parameter PROCESSES greater
than 2000. I didn't see where anyone mentioned that.
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those
statistics. Does that answer your questions?
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hai gurus
please tell use of using reverse key index
and what
no problem. But, what I'm
trying to get at is it better, worse or indifferent to run the backup from
B or A. I would think there is extra network traffic to run the backup
from B.
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Walter - What you describe is the standard RMAN configuration. Box B
contains
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is 8.1.6, and would need an O.S. upgrade to move to 9.2.
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Dennis,
The cron job can run on B only
Ethan - Is this a technical issue or a licensing issue?
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From the Oracle C++ Call Interface Programmer's Guide
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Maybe it is just so they can continue to say they're not a database
company
(insert sound of condescension
, so can probably answer the operational type of questions. And there
are a lot of people on this list that prefer to be called developers rather
than DBAs.
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You can find the Oracle documentation at technet.oracle.com. This is free,
but you must register. Each new version of the Oracle documentation has a
section titled New Features.
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Jared - Thanks. Wow, I learn a new trick each day on this list!
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There are easier ways to test redo generation than
with
database choice as NASCAR has to do with automobile choice.
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Oracle doesn't do heavy maths so integer benchmarks should
Robert - Does this mean we can expect a new book Oracle10i New Features by
that respected Oracle author Robert Freeman coincident with the 10i release?
I'm ready!
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that the catalog method may not suit
everyone's situation and the control file method may best suit your needs.
As others on this list have pointed out, not all conference speakers have
gotten that message.
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wouldn't understand this. Day after day he would harangue Bob. One day he
called up and icily said that the Oracle salesman had agreed to apply his
Sybase license fee toward Oracle. When he hung up Bob smiled sweetly and
said he's all yours now.
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Thomas - Oracle recommended Local and Uniform, so that is what I use for
everything. It has worked out great. I even use autoextend and that hasn't
bitten me but a couple of times. This is on 8.1.6 and 9.2.
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wouldn't want IBM to make it easier.
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I thought the database was going to manage itself!
Now I'm disappointed, I
Terry - My principle is always if the database is small enough and the
downtime window is large enough, use exp/imp.
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Management Library). You can also back up to disk (that is what I
do).
Since the actual backup occurs on the target machine, not much network
traffic is involved. RMAN sends some commands, the target sends some status
back, and that is about it.
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David - You could go to the documentation on http://technet.oracle.com and
look up the error message manual for the Oracle version you are using.
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the actual exam. But I would rather have it that way. I tried
some other practice exams and they were quite a bit easier which could
mislead you into thinking you were prepared when you weren't.
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List - If I wanted to know whether my query was taking advantage of index
skip scans, how would I know? Is there something different in the EXPLAIN
PLAN that I should look for? The discussion just made me curious.
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Bill - Try Google. A quick search yielded the fact this has something to do
with creating columns of objects, nested table, varray, or REF type.
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Jerry - I did a quick survey of some of my databases and only found a single
table that had a null MAX_EXTENTS and it was not partitioned. Its name was
ATEMPTAB$ owned by SYS.
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significantly more redo. But don't trust my recollection on this
issue, test it yourself.
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Hello everyone,
I have
Thanks Waleed. Something even I can understand!
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Easy test case:
CREATE TABLE TEST_SKIP
(
C1 NUMBER NOT NULL
/1904347010/qid%3D1054149206/sr%3D11-1
/ref%3Dsr%5F11%5F1/103-6975634-9907034
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I am so novice it'll probably take me years
Roy - This could be a good IOT candidate, but I haven't used them myself. My
suggestion would be to test it. Here is a good paper on how to decide:
http://www.peled.com/white_papers/iot.pdf
A more recent edition is available on http://www.orapub.com (free but must
register)
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Text (interMedia Text in
Oracle8i)
http://technet.oracle.com/products/text/content.html
- Don't use ColdFusion. It is easy but difficult to scale.
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handles transactions extremely well and
trying to help it only causes degradation.
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Hi
Oracle (I do NOT mean Rdb
When you signed up for the exam, there was a question as to whether you had
any discount codes. It is the same screen that asks if you are an Oracle
employee. If you enter the code on that screen, then you receive the
discount.
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Patrice
Take a look at:
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,7275,00.asp
It is about a year old, but is the review that comes close to your request.
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average row length. This shouldn't change much unless some operation
is performed that would alter that. Then by getting the number of rows in
the table you could get a very close estimate of the table size at any time.
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Kevin - The following may be useful in your quest as well:
Diego Cutrone posted this 1/18/2002
This query will count how many blocks have data (at least one row) and
are below the HWM:
select count(distinct substr(rowid,15,4)||substr(rowid,1,8)) from TABLE;
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these
people are really saying.
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So do you think the following distribution will contribute to a
better
can be
done within hours. Modifying the application may take between a couple of
days and never.
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Hey all,
Fighting
problems across all your databases, you will use a single catalog.
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We are in the process of moving from traditional hot
anyone have
a theory for this discrepancy?
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Cary, Denny - Thanks very much. I was running out of ideas on a Friday
afternoon, then I just ran out. Have a good weekend, will try these
suggestions Monday.
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Fermin - Connor's reply sparked an idea. By any chance do you have your redo
logs on the same device as your data files?
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Arvind - If you want to locate tables that are being scanned and the SQL
statement, I have found the following script posted by Mohammed to work
quite effectively.
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REM From: Mohammed Shakir [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
REM
/isbnInquiry.asp?userid=6WIANMIL
0Hisbn=059600088Xitm=2 isbn=059600088Xitm=2
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The performance of JDBC OCI vs Thin
John - Thanks for the encouragement. I'll get cracking on the next exam this
weekend!!
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Say what you think Joe
Hamid
Be sure to read How to Stop Defragmenting and Start Living very
carefully so you really understand the concepts. These concepts free you
from being overly concerned about details.
Myself, I try to plan for 1 year of growth. The future gets too
unpredictable past that.
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and such.
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Our RMAN backup is backing up much more than the actual data blocks when
doing a full backup. I know
be acceptable. I
think either route would work fine.
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We're running Oracle 8.0.5 for 3 years now
and want to go to Oracle9i
. I've
seen it take 20 minutes to clean everything up and shut down. When a problem
has occurred, that can be a LONG 20 minutes. That is part of the DBA skill
set -- how to divert the attention of the people standing around your desk
while you wait :-)
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Actually this is how RMAN works. It writes all blocks up to the HWM of a
given table,
even empty ones. So
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, then
repeat the exact steps on production.
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Hi
I'm about to upgrade 8.1.7 db
Chris - Congratulations on finding your problem. I have the RMAN log file
emailed to me for each backup. This means more to look through. What you
describe doesn't sound hard though.
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tasks as you desire. For example, if your
site doesn't have the staff to upgrade to a newer Oracle version, they can
plan that task and perform the upgrade.
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on a
Windows platform, but I'm sure someone on the list does it.
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Thanks Goulet,Dennis for the feedback. I have
book.
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Dennis,
I wasn't actually restoring the control file. Only 'validating' that RMAN
could do it. I also
beginning by backing up to disk.
Buy Robert Freeman's Oracle9i RMAN Backup Recovery. It covers MML
integration.
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Roger
We don't run SAP, but are you considering using RMAN as a part of your
plans?
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Hi,
What is the backup
a
definite indication that your application is over-indexed, this effort may
be worth your trouble.
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How do you
Congratulations Stephane -- a good lesson for us all.
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The case is not as bad as the subject may let you believe
/oracle/02-sep/o52sql.html
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hi,
i have a table with indent number and quantity with 10 rows
ex ind_no qty
for
recovery. If it is just a report, you could use the TAG parameter when you
perform backups so the disk backups and tape backups could easily be listed
differently.
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Jose - Not enough allocated or too much allocated (from the Oracle
perspective)?
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Hi!
You didn't send your
confirm this is correct, but it has provided me the
information I've needed to resolve problems.
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Dennis, you
Jared - I agree with you. My understanding is that an Oracle upgrade just
changes the data dictionary. An Oracle migration (like Oracle 7 to Oracle 8)
involves changes to the tablespaces.
Dennis Williams
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Lifetouch, Inc.
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Do you have Robert Freeman's book Oracle9i RMAN Backup Recovery?
Dennis Williams
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I am using RMan with and without the Catalog
could happen if you did that. I could see backing
it up just to be safe. Was this a test database? Anyway I'm always willing
to learn.
Dennis Williams
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Fermin
Add this line to your init.ora file.
timed_statistics = true
Then shutdown, startup your Oracle instance.
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Stephane
There are days when I just feel lucky if I can understand your code, let
alone come up with something smarter.
Dennis Williams
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performance is required of this database? As was discussed yesterday
on this list, a lower-performance database will be okay on a single device.
Put control files, redo on separate devices. If really good performance /
high transaction rates are required, then lobby for more devices.
Dennis Williams
DBA
that to the
script cron is executing and then manually execute the script.
Dennis Williams
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Hi Listers,
Oracle 8174, HP 11.00
I got the following
Thanks Jeremiah. My bad. T early on Friday.
Dennis Williams
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On Fri, 28 Mar 2003, DENNIS WILLIAMS wrote:
Fermin
Add
AK
Take a look at this. It explains it better than I could.
http://home.clara.net/dwotton/dba/snapshot2.htm
http://home.clara.net/dwotton/dba/snapshot2.htm
Dennis Williams
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on how
much performance this system requires.
Gaja and Kirti explain this nicely in Oracle Performance Tuning 101.
Dennis Williams
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Microsoft has an initiative to
provide limited source code to a college.
Dennis Williams
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For those not interested in marketing
with your single RAID device. But then, if all your archive logs were
on that device, I suppose you wouldn't be doing a recovery to the point of
failure anyway ;-)
Dennis Williams
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Fermin
The spid column in the v$process column matches the Unix process i.d. You
may need to track it back through the Oracle shadow process.
Dennis Williams
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?
Dennis Williams
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Interesting... whatever happened to HP/UX?
Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)
Systems
AK
Yes, it will benefit the non-null records. Just remember that the null
values aren't indexes.
Dennis Williams
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I have
Hemant - If you've got to rework your backup script anyway (and retest it),
why not consider switching to RMAN at this time? In my experience,
negligible interference with production during a hot backup.
Dennis Williams
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re-engineering.
Dennis Williams
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Lifetouch, Inc.
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hi list
Is there somebody on this wonderfull list considering to move away from the
mainframe
. I notice that
he spends almost as much time discussing the people aspects of tuning as the
technical aspects.
Dennis Williams
DBA
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