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JKSTILL15 jkstill 24548 252 18
1 92.86
SAP_MV 7 jkstill 24073 925,9381,074,497
50,011 -16.04
2 rows selected.
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Were those row level or statement level triggers?
Jared
On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did some trigger timings about a year ago on v8.1.7.4. I did the testing
using a trigger with only 1 statement in it, and that statements was
null;. I found that my transaction
Jonathan,
I've used MINUS heavily in sql scripts and pl/sql
to determine the differences in schemas: both
structure and data.
Of interest to DBA's and developers, and least when I
did it it was for the developers.
Jared
On Thu, 24 Jul 2003, Jonathan Gennick wrote:
I'm doing research for
:
http://www.cybcon.com/~jkstill/Alternate%20Client%20Restore%20With%20Veritas%20NetBackup%20and%20Oracle%20RMAN.doc
It's kinda rough, so suggestions, comments, criticisms are welcome.
Thanks,
Jared
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You may find it a bit interesting. There's also a punch
line for all the codgers among us. ;)
Jared
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Joys of having an intern
If you have ever had the privilege of having a fresh faced
intern at
I have worked on 4.3.3 AIX boxes recently, and none
had /etc/rc.d installed.
Jared
On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Ram Kumar wrote:
AIX had started using the /etc/rc.d setup since 4.3.3.
I think AIX 5L may incorporate most of the UNIX/LINUX generic
features missing from its previous versions.
Ram
I'll be installing Suse 7.1 with Oracle this week.
I'll let ya'll know how it goes.
Jared
On Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Ron Rogers wrote:
List,
I am playing with the idea of loading my PC with Linux and Oracle for test
purposes( We have to migrate from Novell in the near future). What have you
SQL-Backtrack was a good product at one time. In theory it still is.
Here's the problem though. When Data Tools sold SQL-Backtrack to BMC,
it seems that anyone that knew anything about the product left.
There is no one in tech support that can help you beyond the menu
items. There is no one
On 4 Apr 2001, Cyril Thankappan wrote:
Hello!
Does recovery MANAGER support bfiles?
if so any idea when Oracle plans to support them?
THanx
I don't know, but I doubt it.
Jared
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On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Kevin Kostyszyn wrote:
Suprisingly, I just logged on and it took only a second. Amazing!! They
must have gotten that other Tandy computer running again.
Ahem...
As a former Tandy Computer Repair Technician, I
take umbrage at that remark.
And scotch, beer, ibuprofen
Mike,
The amount of memory available as shown by 'top' is
of little use, as Solaris gobbles up nearly all of it
leaving little free, regardless of how much you have.
Use vmstat to determine the paging rate. I can't think
of a good number at the moment, and my Solaris books are
currently
On Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Gene Sais wrote:
Who said unix is unix, not me. I have worked w/ HPUX, Digital Unix, Linux, and
Solaris. All of these support some form of automatic shutdown/startup scripts found
in rc.d directorires, etc.
I can not believe IBM AIX uses the /etc/inittab for the
On Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Babette wrote:
I typically use Apache with mod_perl, perl perl DBD, perl DBI on Linux.
I would like to set-up a similar environment on my laptop for a demo I am giving.
Has anyone set this up? If so, what is the best approach to do so
Oracle 9iAS (does it even come
On Sun, 1 Apr 2001, Sinardy Xing wrote:
Hi guys,
Can you tell me what is your access rite for those files in unix solaris 7
oracle 8.1.6, my current access rite are:
rwxrwxr-x for all of them.
Sinardy
Regardless of what they are, they should be set to 0640.
This allows r/w for Oracle,
On Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Raghu Kota wrote:
AIX has same startup and shudwon scripts like Solaris.
No, it doesn't. On Solaris you will find the familiar
/etc/rc.d setup. AIX does not use this, but rather
relies exclusively on inittab and a single klunky
shell script.
Jared
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On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Vadim Gorbounov wrote:
Hi Bill,
You may check www.merant.com. This will cost something, but as far as I know
there is no free ODBC drivers on Solaris.
rgds
vadim gorbounov
Oracle DBA
There are open source unix ODBC drivers available at:
www.unixodbc.org
Sergio,
It doesn't seem to likely that Oracle will
provide the source for their products.
Jraed
Who is this guy?
Can't even spell his own name...
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Jared,
I am still waiting/hoping for an answer...
Why IS there air?
- Donna
It's to dilute the output from grain eating
methane dispensers.
Jared
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Oracle has repeatedly stated that PL/SQL is not
going away.
One good reason for this is that PL/SQL is highly
optimized for DML in the database. Java is not,
and will not likely ever be as efficient PL/SQL
for manipulating large amounts of data. At least
IMO.
OOP has many benefits, but large
Sergio,
It doesn't seem to likely that Oracle will
provide the source for their products.
Jraed
On Mon, 26 Mar 2001, Sergio Boix Moriano wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyody knows how to find the source code about Forms java
classes (oracle.forms.ui), i've looked for it at OTN, Technet
BCV = Business Continuation Volume
Geez, this was obviously the work of some marketing
drone so it would sound impressive to clueless clients.
I know the concept, but have never heard it called
by his acronym.
Thanks all fro the explanations.
Jared
On Thu, 22 Mar 2001, Tim Sawmiller wrote:
On Thu, 22 Mar 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe I wasn't clear? And I've always considered
my articulate. :)
^^
Guess my assumption was incorrect. :)
Jared
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On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Shakeel Qureshi wrote:
Hi Jared,
Its Oracle 8i and just need to do this operation on
a small table, using SQL and PL/SQL.
I would appreciate if you could guide me
a. As to how to find out the special characters
b. Change values
Looking forward to your help.
Subject line got your attention didn't it?
Some may recognize that line from a Bill Cosby routine.
I thought it might be an attention grabber.
-- the real purpose of this post
Lest we all forget the purpose of the this forum
and others like it, I am posting some comments
that were sent to
with DBMS_OBFUSCATION_TOOLKIT.
Ahem...
Yours truly has an article on Oracle and encryption which
includes using DBMS_OBFUSCATION_TOOLKIT.
Complete with code.
www.cybcon.com/~jkstill/util
Jared
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Ok, does someone one to define SRDF and BCV for
those of us that don't have any idea what you're
talking about?
Jared
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Koivu, Lisa wrote:
Hi Yosi, how are you?
I can't exactly clarify your fish vs. potatoes, er, timefinder vs. SRDF
question but I can tell you that we
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hallo,
How can I create an insert statement without telling all the names of the columns?
Give an example, please.
Roland Sköldblom
Roland,
You can omit column names only if you are inserting into all
columns of the table, in the same order
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Ginger Mejia wrote:
IS IT POSSIBLE TO LIST JOB OPPORTUNITIES TO THIS LIST IF ONE BECOMES
AVAILABLE?
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Yes, but please don't abuse the privilege.
Don't post a position more than once a week; if you
have several, please send them in a single message.
And thanks for
First off, do you have Perl and DBD::Oracle or
Java?
Those would be the preferred methods to do something
like this, in this order. PL/SQL sould be a distant
third place as it is not very fast for this kind of
wholesale string operation.
PL/SQL may be a good choice though, if your requirements
Audrey,
Try researching and answering at least one post
a day on this forum.
That will get you further than training tests. :)
Jared
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, andrey wrote:
Hi DBAs !
I'm looking for some FREE Oracle DBA / developer resources on the web :
self-tests , OCP preparations
Sorry, I misspelled your name as 'Audrey' in
my previous reply.
Jared
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, andrey wrote:
Hi DBAs !
I'm looking for some FREE Oracle DBA / developer resources on the web :
self-tests , OCP preparations materials , articles , books , etc ...
Please share your resources !
Well of course it's a bad idea, I thought
that was obvious. ;)
Jared
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Jacques Kilchoer wrote:
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How can I create an insert statement without telling all the
names of the columns?
Give
You will get patches and new versions of software
sooner on Solaris than you will on HP.
Jared
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Alex Apostolopoulos wrote:
Hi,
we are currently in the process of evaluating a high availiability cluster
for our production database. The final two solutions are:
Louis,
Yep, old bug. :)
I seem to recall that removing the files is enough;
best check on MetaLink though.
Do you have access? I can find it for you tomorrow
if you don't. ( gotta get to bed now, the eyelids
won't stay up :)
Jared
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Louis Avrami wrote:
Jared,
I'll have to disagree with this. I've seen to many
programs break when the constraints were enabled.
Developers generally don't have a clue how to maintain
integrity in the application data. This is not to impugn
all developers, just about 90% of them.
The database knows how to enforce
Joins do not require the presence of FK's
in order to work properly.
Jared
On Mon, 19 Mar 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm a beginner too, but without a table FK (relation) how you make a join
statements ? Do you normalize your tables ?
The relation model is concerned with logical
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Rodd,
I understand completely. Third party apps often
do their best to complicate a DBA's life.
Sorry for jumping in with both feet. :)
Jared
On Mon, 19 Mar 2001, Rodd
OK, let me rephrase.
The DBA is not responsible for the *content* of the data.
The DBA *is* responsible for the safety, recoverability
and integrity ( where possible ) of the data. The DBA
is ont resposible for the data's content, except where
the DBA is responsible for constraints that place
On Fri, 16 Mar 2001, Dave Morgan wrote:
Create a reporting schema, install perl DBI, (not on the db
server, on a client somewhere) gnu-plot or a similar graphing
package (anyone know a good perl one?) and within a week
you have graphical historical reports.
Check out DBD::Chart
On Fri, 16 Mar 2001, John Dunn wrote:
Apparently the way to do this is to set up a seperate external procedure
listener to run as the appropriate user.
Unfortunately utl_file still seems to run as oracle
John
John,
If you are having problems with access to files created by
Oracle via
You may want to check v$session_wait while the session
is exiting and see if it's waiting on a resource in the
the database.
If that doesn't reveal anything, you may want to try
truss on the server process and see what is going on there.
( assuming you aren't using MTS )
Jared
On Fri, 16 Mar
Dick,
We should formalize this rant and post it and a web page
and publicize it.
Almost without exception, databases for 3rd party software
are designed in the dark by drunken monkeys.
In the past I've toyed with the idea of offering a service
of ERD and database design to 3rd party
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, Dave Morgan wrote:
Fact: The longest undefended border in the world is between Canada
and the US. ( 7000 miles)
Granted this reflects better on the US than Canada, as we could put
the whole Canadian population along the border and still couldn't hold
hands.
It seems like you should just be able to modify your CLASSPATH
and PATH to deal with this problem.
Jared
On Tue, 13 Mar 2001, Kevin Kostyszyn wrote:
RE: 8.1.7Check this out, this is a known bug with Pentium 4 processors and
Netware. However, after tredging through Metaslink I found
My apologies for the RTFM. I guess it
isn't documented, even though it has been
around for several years.
Jared
On Tue, 13 Mar 2001, Jack C. Applewhite wrote:
Jared,
Well, I've RTFM for 8.1.6 and the SQL Reference doesn't
mention a Reverse() function. However, there is a supplied
There should be another error message with this.
What other messages do you see?
Jared
On Tue, 13 Mar 2001, Dash, Saroj (CAP,CEF) wrote:
Hello All,
I got an Oracle error ORA-6512. I am unable to understand this problem.
No PL/SQL error .
Please help me.
Saroj.
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On Tue, 13 Mar 2001, hp wrote:
can you tell mne what the difference is between:
$log 21
and
21 $log
if tried both ways and the std err and std out go to the log both ways.
Probably not, unless you have some strange variant of ksh.
When you redirect STDOUT with " $log", STDOUT is
Take a look at the JDBC manual, it's on the doc CD.
Just adding d:\jdbc\lib to your classpath isn't good enough.
The needed classes are not in a jar file, they are in a zip file.
Include d:\jdbc\lib\classes12.zip in your CLASSPATH.
Jared
On Tue, 13 Mar 2001, mai huynh wrote:
when I unzip
Here's more than you wanted to know about name resolution:
http://technet.oracle.com/docs/products/oracle8i/doc_library/817_doc/appdev.817/a77069/d_names.htm#3693
Jared
On Wed, 14 Mar 2001, Cale, Rick T (Richard) wrote:
Hi DBAs,
Can someone clarify/confirm on how Oracle determines what
You will need to set your PATH to include the location
of the required DLL's.
Jared
On Wed, 14 Mar 2001, mai huynh wrote:
I set the classpath point to the zip file. Now, in java file, when run the
following line, I get the error: the dynamic link library ORA805.dll could
not be found in
Well, I'm confused.
Why and how is Designer installed on your unix box?
There is no unix version of Designer. CASE 5
was the last unix version of Oracle Design tools.
Jared
On Tue, 13 Mar 2001, Jenner Mike wrote:
Hi,
Here's a question that's been bugging me..
If I've got Oracle
But this is so much easier:
select reverse('reverse') from dual;
A little RTFM goes a long way :)
Jared
On Mon, 12 Mar 2001, Haunschmidt Andreas VASL/FAS wrote:
Hi!
Here's the function:
-- snip
-
create or
Dennis,
This should do it.
select * from holder
where last_name = upper('Taylor')
and first_name = upper('Dennis');
And no it's not Friday, it is now Saturday. ;)
Jared
On Fri, 9 Mar 2001, Dennis Taylor wrote:
create index HOLDER_NAME_IDX on HOLDER (UPPER(LAST_NAME||' '||FIRST_NAME));
Check out www.teleran.com
I believe their product(s) will do what you ask.
Jared
On Tue, 6 Mar 2001, Mandar Ghosalkar wrote:
Hi Guys,
I am in need of solutions and ideas.
We are developing a Datawarehouse and need to implement "Field level
security". Read not Fine grained access
On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, Ari D Kaplan wrote:
Now we know from the article that he is 44 years old ;)
Take care,
Ari,
If we go by the picture he frequently uses, I would
say he's actually only about 35. ;)
Jared
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If you are doing XML and Oracle, this book is a *must* have.
It will help you tremendously. It explains XML, Oracle's XML
tools, and how to tie it all together.
I'm working through it now, and it's much better than trying
to piece it all together from various sources of Oracle docs.
Hi Matt,
My web site has moved:
www.cybcon.com/~jkstill/util
Jared
PS. you planning to be at IOUG?
On Tue, 27 Feb 2001, Adams, Matthew (GEA, 088130) wrote:
I've misplaced my URL for Jared's Web Site.
Can someone be so kind as to provide it?
thanks
matt
R. Matt Adams - GE
SMITTY is the AIX system administration tool.
type 'smitty' at the shell prompt.
Anyone can run it, though you're likely to be
very limited as to what you can do with it unless
you have an ID zero account.
Jared
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, rammohan wrote:
hi,
what exactly is smitty utility?
Christian,
Do you know of a good article on the web to explain
the workings of post wait drivers?
Thanks
Jared
On Tue, 27 Feb 2001, Trassens, Christian wrote:
AIX doesn't use semaphores. You must run the script rootpre.sh to create the
/etc/loadext This is because AIX uses post-wait
I have some experience with Ardent ETL tools, but not Informatica.
The reason I even mention it is that they both have one thing in
common, they are memory hungry.
Put as much RAM as you possibly can in the box running Informatica.
6 Gigs would be a start.
Jared
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Seley,
*IF* you had been paying attention, you would have noticed
that this was a tirade against duhvelopers, *not* developers.
Jared ;)
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, as a developer, I found the entire thing offensive. :-)
-Original Message-
From: Mark Leith
scott VARIABLE rtc REFCURSOR
scott EXECUTE :rtc := rtc_dept
begin :rtc := rtc_dept; end;
The first thing I notice is that the code
above is assinging an 'index by table' to a ref cursor.
You might start there.
Jared
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, Eriovaldo do Carmo Andrietta wrote:
Hi Friends :
On Sun, 18 Feb 2001, chaoping wrote:
You would likely get more replies if you didn't
send mail in HTML format.
Read the man page for 'ffbconfig'.
To change resolution until the next reboot:
From the x11 login window, choose command line
login and run ffbconfig.
I use 'ffbconfig -res
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, Eskov Anton wrote:
Hi
Is there any way to get notified when COMMIT/ROLLBACK statement is
executed?
SY
Anton
Here's an example. I'll leave making use of this as an
exercise for the reader. ;)
Jared
declare
cursor c_trans_count (
Stay on it. Dropping tables to add columns in
development is just plain stupid.
Jared
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, [iso-8859-1] paquette stephane wrote:
Hi,
I do not know if it's friday afternoon or what ?
The developpers want me to regenerate the grants in
the development environment because
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, Dasko, Dan wrote:
If I wanted to read Clinton apologist views, I'd go to Salon.com, if I
wanted to read Clinton basher views, I'd go listen to Rush L. A little
off-topic now and then is a good thing, but give it a rest already. You
aren't going to convince me of
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
DBAs who seem to look down on developers. There are good and bad
developers, but guess what ... there are also good and bad DBAs. We've had
both here.
True, but bad developers tend to last longer than bad DBA's. ;)
Jared
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I would suggest that you start researching PKI
( public key infrastructure )
There is a *lot* of info available. Just use
your favorite search engine.
Also check out Oracle Advanced Security at
technet.oracle.com.
This is a very big subject.
What are you doing that you plan to have
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, Rachel Carmichael wrote:
Oh Jared, no.. Hitchhiker is way different (although also a Britcom)
Red Dwarf is total insanity... and it is on my PBS station on Friday nights
:)
Totally different, but the same insane wacky British humor. :)
Jared
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OK Magesh, back to work!
You obviously have too much time on your hands. ;)
Jared
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, magesh wrote:
Dear All
Execute the statement on a SEQUEL prompt and see the message for you.
SELECT TRANSLATE('_9(8.-.=5*;.81^^;.=1@5$)9$5.41;',
'1234567890!@#$%^*()-=_+;,.',
And a 1000 for Rachel as well!
Jared
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, Rachel Carmichael wrote:
British Comedy Red Dwarf
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No finger pointing here.
I have not met any duhvelopers at this company. (yet)
Plenty at the previous job.
This is a fictional scenario.
Jared
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, Thater, William wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seriously, has anyone successfully used LogMiner for auditing
in a
Dear List,
Here's a problem that a fellow DBA is experiencing, and
for which I have not been much help. :(
This is the situation:
A session is started and the following query is issued:
select log_record, raw_log_data_id
from raw_log_data
where status = 'U' and
-- run this part from session A:
drop table lock_test;
create table lock_test ( name varchar2(10) not null );
insert into lock_test values ( 'nebula');
insert into lock_test values ( 'quasar');
insert into lock_test values ( 'pulsar');
insert into lock_test values ( 'red dwarf');
FYI: Resent with a different subject
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I've seen a few posts on the list lately suggesting the use
of LogMiner as an auditing tool.
I have serious doubts about it's use in this capacity. Imagine
the following scenario.
Duhveloper: 'We just discovered that someone dropped a
Been there, done it. It's dangerous. Don't ever do it.
I was lucky and was able to reverse the changes. I know
and Oracle instructor who was not so lucky and lost a database.
I've heard of other people doing this and it worked properly.
It's usually a bad idea to mess with the data
The default Oracle DB behavior is for a transaction to
be committed when the session exits.
This may be overridden in an application ( such as SQLPLUS )
so that the default behavior is a rollback.
I would explicitly commit or rollback were I writing an app.
Jared
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001,
Quite a few don't get it apparently.
It's a British SciFi comedy. Think 'Hithhikers Guide
to the Galaxy'.
Jared
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, Paul Baumgartel wrote:
Now can you enlighten the rest of us? Or am I the only one who doesn't get
it?
Paul Baumgartel
InstiPro, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Depending on your application design, you may find a locking
scheme useful. Below is an example that uses rowid to take
out a lock. Note that this is not a lock on an object, but
simply a lock identified by a rowid.
As the demo is setup, the locks are automatically released
on rollback or
On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, MacGregor, Ian A. wrote:
A few questions for Peter Hazelton Why the use of distinct in the set operation
in query one when dupicates will be tossed by it? What's the purpose of the distinct
in the subquery of query two?
For Jared, have you tried using a hash
On Thu, 8 Feb 2001, Deepak Sharma wrote:
There probably is a package called base_convert. I
haven't used it but it showed up on Metalink, try it
out.
-- Deepak
Here's a modified version of one from Tom Kyte.
He had separate functions, I prefer a package.
Jared
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On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Shaw, John B wrote:
I am attempting to copy a table from a 8.1.6 db to 8.1.7. Most of the tables
have come across successfully. One table is having a problem.
The command:
copy from v55/v55@int to user/pwd@frog create DMF using select * from
DMF@int;
This table gives
On Fri, 2 Feb 2001, alex wrote:
Working with autoraids I have always been suspicious about their ability to
decide on witch raid level is best.
^
Some kind of wierd Freudian slip here Alex?
;)
Jared
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This documentation will tell you how to deal with longs.
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On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Gary Chauhan wrote:
Hi,
I am loading data into Oracle table using a perl program.
Table structure is ( Col1 Varchar2,
On Wed, 31 Jan 2001, Seley, Linda wrote:
OK. So we want to avoid procedures, functions, triggers, etc. unless we
want to build some sort of wrapper. What about long datatypes, blobs,
clobs, outer joins, distincts, using nextval to grab sequences, etc. Does
anyone know where I can find
I've used this in an attempt to make the optimizer prefer a hash join
over a nested loops join.
The desired results were not achieved.
Jared
On Tue, 30 Jan 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has any one messed with
optimizer_index_cost_adj
on 8.1.7 ??
The default is 100, but my boss
Pine Cone Systems has software to do this.
There is also another company that has software to do this,
but I can't recall their name at the moment.
If you talk to Pine Cone, ask them who their competitors are.
Be forewarned, this stuff is very expensive.
Jared
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