USER command. The type of output I am looking
for is:
alter user him default role role1,role4,role7;
alter user her default role role4,role5,role7;
etc...
Maybe this is easy and I am just having trouble concentrating this afternoon...
Thank you,
Jay Hostetter
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have our standby server in a different datacenter than our production
server. When I first joined this group they were both in NY.
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!! Please do not post Off Topic
part of a different app?
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implement this.. hints?
And please, don't start telling me about setting/removing no world
permissions on a directory... that's not what I'm talking about.
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list members in the area or with friends and
relatives in the area.
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The BBC seems to have more info than the U.S. web sites.
Tuesday, 11 September, 2001, 13:35 GMT 14:35
but occasional interesting stuff feel free to send
my your resume. We need a DB2 DBA too.
Oh, and my great-grandboss knows my name but his office is only about 15'
from my cubicle so I don't know if that counts.
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Wow, that's a nice feature. Any idea what the overhead is for this (not
that we'll be moving to 9i for at least a year)?
Jay Miller
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Under 9i
MONITORING USAGE | NOMONITORING USAGE
short a frustrating
300K), but I'd still like to know what the problem was and any suggestions
(in case it happens again in the future).
Oracle 8.0.4.3, Solaris 2.5.1
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like to know what the problem was and any suggestions
(in case it happens again in the future).
Oracle 8.0.4.3, Solaris 2.5.1
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It was our Internal Audit department. And their issue with Unix is the same
issue they have with Oracle. root can do anything, sys can do anything.
This is evil incarnate.
External security problems aren't nearly as important. And yes, it's crazy.
Jay Miller
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to the HP products. That one might work...
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I agree. First of all there is no certainty that the marriage will ever
be consummed (there has been a lot of corporate engagement
and the administrator account on a NT system can't do everything too?
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Mohammad and Jaymany thanks for the responses.
Upon running your script Mohammad, I noticed that archive files were being
written to the archive directory during a large insert operation and
stopped being written
of temp space.
Don't see the benefit to having seperate tablespaces for every user though.
Jay Miller
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Hi all,
Someone suggested to me to have seperate temp tablespaces for each user.
I
You might also consider a regular e-mail (sort of like Public Television)
where you remind people every 6 months or so of the situation and where to
send voluntary contributions. This way people new to the list will get the
history of the situation.
Now I'm off to make my first donation!
Jay
Even if the table is set to nologging DML will still generate redo unless
the data is loaded using
a) direct load from sql loader
b) insert /*+APPEND*/
Updates and deletes will always generate redo.
Jay Miller
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the
recreated columns from the new table.
Jay Miller
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If you have 8i you can add new column name,populate with old column
data,drop old column.
Rick
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and went to
Columbia to do a career shift and study Oracle.
All in all, one of the best things that ever happened to me :).
Jay Miller
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I went through several major cuts when I worked
Thanks for posting the results. I'm endlessly fascinated (and frustrated)
by Optimizer behavior.
Jay Miller
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The problem with the USE_HASH hint is due to the order of the tables
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meetings.
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Lisa,
The stereotypical football fan is, of course, a male, whose wife/significant
other usually wants nothing to do with the sport. I've often wondered what
3rd party software be installed since Unix isn't a
secure operating system (root can do anything).
Jay Miller
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C'mon. I'd vote for The Rock instead, along with all The Rock's witty
Actually, it's even easier. You can create the private synonym (which will
then take precedence over the public synonym when logged in as the synonym
owner) and then drop the public synonym. Users wouldn't even notice any
change.
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now and feel like my thoughts are wrapped in cotton at the
moment.
Any ideas?
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Walter,
Couple of other areas to watch while DMLs are being issues against this
table are: LGWR and DBWR statistics and activities. Based on DBWR/LGWR
statistics, you may need to tune these parameters.
Jay
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is still claimed.
That would explain why when I rebuilt the indexes recently I regained a huge
amount of space.
Always glad to learn something new :).
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Index blocks remain
is
the best I can do.
Thoughts?
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Also,if the problem is caused by a large number of extents my understanding
is that it will take just as long to DROP it as to TRUNCATE it.
Jay Miller
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THAT depends on what all
on the
new table.
Jay Miller
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Also,if the problem is caused by a large number of extents my understanding
is that it will take just as long to DROP it as to TRUNCATE it.
Jay Miller
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Pretty amazing actually. I won't feel so bad about missing the cruise this
year :-( If I get get to attend this one.
Jay Miller
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On the other hand, I can take the day off for the NY
that I would be sitting here with everyone asking
me to do my usual work while training. Don't think I'll notice much
difference.
On the other hand, I can take the day off for the NY Users Group when there
aren't any emergencies (about 50% of the time).
Jay Miller
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2) OCIPasswordChange() can be called from Powerbuilder, and where I could
find sample code to do so if it is possible
3) There is any other solution?
TIA,
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Never mind, I just found the workaround. It just involves creating a
procedure owned by system to do the actual password change.
I should have thought of that :(
embarassed mumbling
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that I know you
don't like Tolkien :).
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I prefer Science Fantasy
Well, okay. But gee, he didn't invent his own language or anything...
above should be read in a grudging and slightly whiny tone of voice
Jay
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Jay,
That's okay -- I'll get my mom
Meg of data, you can RESIZE the
datafile down to 5 Meg after the truncate).
Jay Miller
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This can be done . But what about the constraints ?
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remaining, you might be able to resize the one remaining datafile
down after you truncate the table. (e.g., if your initial exent is 5 Meg and
you don't anticipate ever having more than 1 Meg of data, you can RESIZE the
datafile down to 5 Meg after the truncate).
Jay Miller
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We had a similar problem when installing the patchset for Oracle Client on
Windows. We ended up renaming each existing .dll (.dll.old) and continuing.
Worked fine.
Jay Miller
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Had
% efficiency come from? What am
I missing? I'm glad it worked so well, but would like to understand why...
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rows in memory seems rather small.
Hmm, is it possible to Cache an index? I just tried an ALTER INDEX xxx
CACHE; command and it didn't work.
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it's possible that the index
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That's why I expected a 25% decrease in processing time (instead of reading
2 index blocks and 2 table blocks it read 2 index blocks and 1 table block).
But why would it give a 75% decrease?
Jay
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duplicate
the database I'll trash my production db. Anybody ever been here before?
Thanks,
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=no explain=username/password
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Hi,
Can anyone show me how to run explain plan on a whole
stored procedure? 815 on Sun 5.6. Thanks a lot.
Leslie
Set a password for listener administration to prevent this.
PASSWORDS_LISTENER=(mysecretpassword)
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Hi All !!
Today I came across a typical Hole in Listener Security.
If you have lsnrctl
going through the school of hard knocks here, so I would love to hear from others.
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Well looks like i've held off learning RMAN long enough, any pointers, good RTFM, etc.
thanks, joe
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The tablespace was fragmented. Restarting the database caused it to coalesce your
tablespaces. You could have issued 'alter tablespace mytbs coalesce;' for each
tablespace before running the import.
Jay
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From out of nowhere, I started getting the 'ORA
With 8i, the databases automatically register with the listener. You can disable it
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In the initSID.ora put the following entry:
local_listener = (address = (protocol = tcp)(host = mymachine.mydomain.com)(port =
1522))
Jay Hostetter
Joan,
RMAN does not backup online redo files. If you take a cold backup, then restore it,
you need to issue an 'open database resetlogs'. These documents on MetaLink may be
helpful: Note: 61801.1 and Note: 106432.1.
Jay Hostetter
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Has ANYBODY ever been able to successfully use a response file? Please share the
secret with us!
Thanks,
Jay Hostetter
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With WWS help, we have tried the non-interactive installation. We have
NEVER gotten
, I first heard about it from a developer).
Sigh, learn something new every day.
Hope someone out there benefits from my mistake.
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:). I think it was Wired magazine that first used the
word 'invented'.
Jay Miller
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Yes, the statement is different, but just based on the words in the
sentence. Playing a role in inventing
the processes here that it was 45
minutes after I restarted the listener that that our Help Desk contacted me
me about the problem, I first heard about it from a developer).
Sigh, learn something new every day.
Hope someone out there benefits from my mistake.
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file size).
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infact i should have been more clearer
offcourse i can place them on any disk..the reason i asked was...
how much IO does
We don't back up the filesystems that have the live data during our tape
backups. Since these files are effectively unusable there's no point in
saving them.
Jay Miller
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Hi all,
We
Hello James,
Every ODBC connection I've seen or used has connected through SQL Net
(i.e,., app-odbc-sqlnet-database). But ODBC isn't really my area of
expertise...
Jay Miller
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phone
calls and e-mails. Once things calm down (ha!) I intend to implement a
thorough performance review of all our Oracle databases using that book.
I'm really looking forward to it (in fact, the prospect of being able to do
it is one of the few things keeping me here at the moment).
Jay Miller
. According to my friend this goes in waves, with everyone
moving to functional division, then project division, then back again. He's
been through a few shifts back and forth in his time. This is my first one.
Jay Miller
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conflict with OS stuff.
Jack
PS: The funniest thing is that the reviewers in general have no clue
about
what's going on.
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:)
Thanks for helping me get it off my chest,
Jay Miller
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One of the reasons DBA's are paid well is that they have total control
over
the production data. No matter what rules the auditors
to backup to disk seems to save us a
lot of headaches and gray hairs.
Jay Hostetter
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The subject line may be overstating things a bit, but
I'm pretty frustrated at the moment.
Backups are working fine when I run
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to a hiring freeze).
The Change Request department wasn't able to keep up. Their solution was to
say 'you can't put that many changes through'.
We talked them out of it but...
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Also, can anyone explain the difference between Space Manager and Live
ReOrg? Both are marketed by Quest, making me wonder what, if anything, is
the difference...
TIA
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for 76644.1! The testing is because we are
upgrading from 8.0.4 to 8.1.6 so that will simplify matters considerably.
Jay
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If the table(s) need(s) to support multiple concurrent insert
the
upgrade? The patchset instructions imply not, but there's a technical forum
response that implies you can. Which is it?
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to
redo the upgrade from the backup.
Sigh, late night ahead.
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There is always the ultimate last resort Jay. If you can not stop the DB
any other way you can always kill all of its processes
(SINGLE)
TABLE ACCESS (BY LOCAL INDEX ROWID) OF DMS_AMA_RECORDS (Cost=1.69535189333285
Card=32 Bytes=3488)
BITMAP CONVERSION (TO ROWIDS)
BITMAP INDEX (SINGLE VALUE) OF DMS_AMA_RECORDS_UI1
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that counts towards the shmmax? I can't find anything in my Oracle8
Unix Performance Tuning book.
Thanks for any guidance!
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Thanks!
I'm reading the Ixora site for information on sgabeg right now (never know
about the 1.7 Gig default limit before). A search of the Oracle docs and
the Alomari book didn't turn up anything.
From there to shudder Metalink :).
Jay
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? I was about to do that and decided to
double check with the experts :) since I've never encountered the specific
situation before and I still have a week before I really have to worry about
space on this tablespace.
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As mentioned, I had checked DBA_DATA_FILES and it wasn't there. Hadn't
thought to use fuser, that also showed no one accessing it so I just issued
the command with REUSE and it worked fine.
Thanks!
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recommendations for working with the BMC Patrol product?
Any experience with 2nd Wave?
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Thanks in advance!
Jay Miller
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Thanks to everyone who replied!
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Hi Jay,
Does anyone know what the SYS.IDL_UB1$ table is?
It suddenly grew to app. 100Meg in my Development database. I tried
searching on it on Ixora
Does anyone know what the SYS.IDL_UB1$ table is?
It suddenly grew to app. 100Meg in my Development database. I tried
searching on it on Ixora on Friday but as soon as I did my computer crashed.
Now that I'm back up I decided it might be safer to post here :).
Thanks in advance,
Jay Miller
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Thanks!
Oracle v. 8.0.4.3 (but finally got permission to upgrade later this year :).
Jay Miller
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Did you grant the privileges directly or through a role?
You need to grant them directly in order to have access to them in PL/SQL.
Jay Miller
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the data base and restarted ? or problem gone itself
without doing anything.
A really weired situation.
Azhar
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