Hi Group,
I have a Maximo system moving into production, using Oracle 816/Sun solaris
If anyone has experience, from DBA point of view, what I should be care of?
anything to change/check? any particular table?
Thanks
James
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connect as sys or system.
drop user username cascade;
The user and all objects will be removed.
james
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Does Oracle capture a last updated date whenever a table update occurs? Or
do I need to create a trigger to handle this?
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This is normal. When a transaction is set to
nologging, minimal redo is written because of Data
Dictionary changes that are occurring.
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You can do a simple insert/select statement within
pl/sql
declare
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(select * from table_b);
end;
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if all the columns are in the same order in both
tables. If not list the columns out.
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bodies created by
other users you need the "create any procedure" system privilege. To
view type bodies created by other users you need the "create any type"
system privilege.
Are there any object level privileges that would accomplish this
request?
TIA for your help,
Debb
You could use the alter index rebuild option. This
keeps the old index available for queries until the
new index has been created. You just need to make sure
you have double the space of the object you are
rebuilding when using this technique.
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if possible. Any suggestions sqlj, XML, etc...
TIA
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This is not possible. It is possible to enforce
referential integrity via a trigger over a database
link.
James
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Is is possible to create a FOREIGN KEY constraint
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automated.
Suggestions?
TIA
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to be very fragmented and
eventually you will need to rebuild it to reclaim
unused space.
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We are in the process of migrating our databases from Oracle 8.1.6 to Oracle
8.1.7 on the Compaq Tru64 UNIX platform with 5.0a OS. When we bring one
database (test instance) over to the 8.1.7 Oracle Home and attempt to start
the database we are receiving multiple I/O errors that appear to go
DBA's,
Can anyone give me some tips on installing/configuring pro*c on AIX/8.1.6. I've looked
at the install manual, technet, metalink, etc???
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