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would create a new version of the procedure that took the date from and to as
parameters and output a file named appropriately for the date range. You would
then just call this 24 times.
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by dbca comes with 3 redo logs of 100m
each by default. Don't know what the default is if you don't specify a size
in the create database statement (never been that daft) but that wouldn't be
windows specific.
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mean beans (so to
speak) to them.
At 02:19 PM 1/12/2004, you wrote:
P.S. whilst the above is fictitious they do care about
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drawbacks that steve has in mind don't apply to the majority of 3rd party
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of 'alter table move' which is what we did.
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it what better description of a DBA could
there be. I take it all back.
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P.S. The david bowie bit is overdone though.
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my background, just graphs with the axes befuddled.
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(And unlike my presentations, I promise that there is no profanity in the
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Who cares. Squirrels. That's what we want. Squirrels do you hear.
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Of course criticism of the OCP based on the fact that it values version
specific syntax over DBA/Developer principles is right on the money IMO.
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argument doesn't hold, but I bet
you have investigated newer hardware/os and Oracle since then. If so why not
windows other than the prejudice the misnaming suggests.
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OK I'll bite. Why would you not
1. install the Oracle client on every PC?
OR
2. make the app web enabled and just point
everyone at a URL.
I get really confused when folk (and this
isn't aimed at you honest) are quite happy to have
sqlserver,msaccess,excel,textand foxpro
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not blocks but as usual I am probably wrong.
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change, the historic sgements contain current data, the
transactional tables might be lookups
My *impression* is that this sort of setup is actually quite common.
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I'd
also ask myself am I 'evaluating' RAC in which case presumably whatever hardware
you can lay your hands on will be fine, or am I 'testing' RAC in which case I'd
suggest that you need to purchase the same hardware as you would be using in a
live environment, which would
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is a script that will
create one for you then I would agree with you, but in my experience the
argument is more cogent than that.
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skill for DBAs it seems to me.
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winternalssoftware runs a website called sysinternals which has a
bunch of useful free utilities for windows (and IIRC Linux now as well). pslist
is one of those utilities.
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I could notget Outlook to prefix your message properly -
grrr. Comments are at the top which may make reading them hard.I have
tried to setup a simple demo that hints are not 'suggestions' sorry if this
becomes long - this is all 9.2 but should apply to 8i and later versions
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as I
understand it Oracle no longer uses (officially) processor speed to determine
license costs, though it appears that *actually* it uses revenue targets to
determine license costs
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files going?
Another possiblity is that file has once generated a trace
file and you accidently rm that file.
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I'd be highly, highly suspicious of the cpu time c.
1
be read from HKEY\local
machine\software\oracle in the registry.
HTH
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Hmm
The
small print on compaqSANS specifically states that you shouldn't pull
drives 'for testing purposes' but only do itin the event of a drive
failure. I wonder if other vendors say the same thing to avoid exactly this
stuff.
Mind
you however I think of itI still
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Hi
I
*think* but I may have entirely misread the comment that point 4 is just wrong.
It sounds like you only have one raid 5 set (which is shared between 2
machines). If this is the case then the clustering has no effect on the fault
tolerance/performance of the raid 5 set.
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) 2005. I fear that move will kill Oracle corp.
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comparing the average wait for dbfile scattered read to dbfile
sequential read might give some clue. For my dbs 80 and 66 are better
values.
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research.
I was never sacked by Oracle.
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I also am not Cary .I have however read Cary's book
from cover to cover (including spending rather too long on a romantic weekend in
paris with my wife contemplating a 10046 trace parsing project :(). I Am
rereading and intend to require my fellow DBAs and sysadmins to
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I'm
not entirely sure what the problem with granting execute on dbms_system is here?
dbms_system.ksddt and dbms_system.ksdwrtseem to give exactly what you
wish?
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TEST_AUTO
SQL select bytes from dba_free_space where tablespace_name='TEST_AUTO';
BYTES
--
65536
SQL create table tX(n number,charcol char(200))
2 tablespace test_auto;
Table created.
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faster than restoring datafiles and applying
logs I might be more convinced but at the moment I'm not so sure. So is
this garbage Or not.?
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All of
it? how did you plough through all the detail?
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I see
your point, but I'm not sure if I'd say it was a bandwidth issue or a rate of
redo generation issue - if you see whatI mean. It sounds like the batch
job places execess stress on the redo/archive log systemas a whole.
That
said if the remore destination is optional
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Just
to add to Mladen's comments. I would wish to know
1. How
long is fail over time in reality.
2.
What is the impact on online operations. Of the db and of anything else that
happens to use the same 'backup' link.
You'll
note I don't give a damn about bandwidth, I do
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list of "stupid things I have done or found with Oracle on windows" were to be
written would folk be interested
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don't
always=doesn't ever - you need a tns connection.
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The Linux kernel is totally different, though you will find
some code in it that is from System 4 UNIX.
And maybe even from SCO G,DR
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conveniently hasn't patched
for 2 years)
3, Insert decommissioned kit into user who connected unauthorised pc to
office LAN (this serves merely to boost morale by 'patching your
organisations hole'
:(
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Any custom
development projects in these areas are the likely result of
poor requirements analysis... :-)
Hey we do that
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is a column that does not have many values (one would think no
more than 8 or so) then you can make this a compressed index degree 1,
if entpc also has very few values compressing it degree 2 might be
helpful (though I'd be sceptical).
Niall
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When I
eventually found the source article http://www.interealm.com/technotes/roby/pentmark.html,
it seemed to me that there were some problems with it.
1. It
said the two OS and databases were 'similarly' configured but didn't show what
the configuration was.
2. It
process which load best in near real time. Also the acronym would
be I-RAC which might not be too good.
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I
didn't see it, probably 10G overload
I too
have thought about it and decided, um no.
My
reasons.
1. Its
a brand new naming method. Brand new tends to mean buggy.
2. It
requires modifying the AD schema (so you need to be schema admin to do
this)
3. It
will
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www.oaktable.net. Harrison redhouse has a
paper on this. Think vmware.
Niall
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