Mike,
Hope this is not too late. I just had time to read some email from the
list. Please check note:102717.1 and 149393.1. That's what you needed.
joan
mike mon wrote:
We have ORACLE 9ir2 on SUN Solaris. We plan to use
Java on ORACLE very soon and need you help.
1. how to check the
We have ORACLE 9ir2 on SUN Solaris. We plan to use
Java on ORACLE very soon and need you help.
1. how to check the database we have is java enable?
2. If database on java enable, which files we need
run to make it java enable?
3. on init.ora file their has a entry call
java_pool_size = .
On your system, look in your $ORACLE_HOME/javavm/doc/readme.txt; I think
it answers all of these questions and provides other necessary
information regarding Java in Oracle.
Darrell Landrum
Database Administrator
Zale Corporation
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We have ORACLE 9ir2 on SUN
Mike
How are you planning to use Java? Generally, there are 3 ways:
1. Java stored procedures, like PL/SQL stored procedures. This is where the
java_pool_size setting becomes very important. Otherwise, set it low after
installation so it doesn't waste memory. Most sites don't seem very
1. Check in dba_objects, you should have java objects as the object type.
You should have java class, java data, java resource, java source
2. It depends what you want to do, at minimum run initjvm. You have to run
more scripts to use xml and other stuff, check on metalink.
3. At least 50M
--- mike mon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We have ORACLE
9ir2 on SUN Solaris. We plan to use
Java on ORACLE very soon and need you help.
1. how to check the database we have is java enable?
connect as system/sys and
SQL desc dbms_java
2. If database on java enable, which files we need
Hi folks:
I'm installing IAS on our web server which is a DEC Alpha 800, one of the
steps says that Java isn't enabled on the database that the IAS will work
with. This database TEST is running on a DEC Alpha 4100, the TEST
database is an 8.1.6 database. The IAS install says to use dbassist
You can installed java with scripts.
Check metalink note 156477.1
Use more space (10-20M more )than specified on the
note for java_pool_size and shared_pool
--- Joe LaCascio [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi folks:
I'm installing IAS on our web server which is a DEC
Alpha 800, one of the
Joe,
Log on to your server, and change your directory to :
ORACLE_HOME/JAVAVM/INSTALL
Start up Sqlplus, connecting as SYS and run the INITJVM.SQL file.
Be sure hat Java_Pool_Size = 52428800
is in your init.ora file.
This takes about 20 minutes to complete. This will install the Java
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I'm installing IAS on our
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Thanks for the help folks. We are moving along with our IAS install
now.
It's funny, I've been using the command line with Oracle for so long, I
didn't know that dbassist was even there. And once again, the GUI failed
where good ole SQL prompt resolved the problem.
Thanks,
Joe
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