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From: Connor McDonald [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Conversely, on *my* 30min drives to school with my
Dad, his advice was:
Why don't
Title: RE: guidance
WOW... and with sticks and stones... I'll bet abends were extremely painful and resulted in broken bones!
April Wells
Oracle DBA/Oracle Apps DBA
Corporate Systems
Amarillo Texas
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Few people really enjoy the simple pleasure of flying a kite
Conversely, on *my* 30min drives to school with my
Dad, his advice was:
Why don't you take the bloody bus!
:-)
--- Cary Millsap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I say this...
Don't confuse learning how to pass the performance
tuning exam with
learning how to make systems faster.
I'll
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Subject: RE: guidance
Conversely, on *my* 30min drives to school with my
Dad, his advice was:
Why don't you take the bloody bus!
:-)
--- Cary Millsap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I say
below!
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From: Connor McDonald [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Conversely, on *my* 30min drives to school with my
Dad, his advice
How can I say this...
Don't confuse learning how to pass the performance tuning exam with
learning how to make systems faster.
I'll offer you my Dad's advice on this, which he reiterated frequently
on our 30-minute drives to and from school:
There are two answers to every question your teachers
until
tomorrow
for an answer... :)
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From: Mogens Nørgaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2003 6:45 PM
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Just talked to Jonathan Lewis from Helsinki. He went through
some
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How can I say this...
Don't confuse learning how to pass the performance tuning exam with
learning how to make systems faster.
I'll offer you my Dad's advice on this, which he reiterated frequently
on our 30-minute drives to and from school
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How can I say this...
Don't confuse learning how to pass the performance tuning exam with
learning how to make systems faster.
I'll offer you my Dad's
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I'd be interested to see the sequence of tests that support the
hypothesis that disk sorts are about
Mogens Nørgaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September
24, 2003 6:45 PM To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: Re: guidance Just talked to Jonathan Lewis
from Helsinki. He went through some of the examples given in
the latest issue of Oracle Magazine, and they
Hi Nameless,
no advice from me than: learn your stuff,
be confident in what you know. And as
you could see from some other answers:
ASCII stupid question, get a stupid ANSI.
;-) Still one of my favorites.
Good luck,
Guido
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List , I am planning to give
, September 25, 2003 3:35 AM
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In US it is called take the exam while in INDIA it is give
the exam . ug
need ANSI english .
-ak
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/53/33042.html
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Stephane Faroult
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RANT
Well, concerning point 4), I am surprised by the resilience of users to
often dreadful applications. Perhaps that with age
.
Regards
Naveen
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In US it is called take the exam while in INDIA it is give
the exam . ug
need ANSI english .
-ak
I'll have to wait until tomorrow
for an answer... :)
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From: Mogens Nørgaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Just talked to Jonathan Lewis from Helsinki. He went
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Just talked to Jonathan Lewis from Helsinki. He went through
some of the
examples given in the latest issue of Oracle Magazine, and they were
just plain wrong.
I can't recall them in detail, but I think one of the questions were
which parameter to set
PGA_AGGREGATE_TARGET
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OK, I'll bite: If SORT_AREA_SIZE isn't to be set
Tanel , good you drew that smiley .
I am so worried about this exam that for a minute there I was noting down
what you wrote.
Thanks for cheering me up though.
Here is a question for you
Which two statements about row migration are true? (Choose two)
A. Row migration is caused by a PCTREE value
Thanks O'mladen one.
No really, thanks , good advice. I am really going hyper about performance
tuning exam. The course is so vast, and the exam so expensive.
Honestly how can you test a newbie in performance tuning ? shouldn't it be
a part of ocm ?
Instead of putting that riduculous condition
I took the 8i Performance exam a little while back and I think my book is by
the same author as yours (Jason Couchman). I found that it gave a really
good feel for the level of the exam. In fact, I did better on the actual
exam than on the practice exams. As far as the many
Give or take the exam? Makes a big difference ;-)
Is this your first OCP module? If not, which other modules have you taken?
What are you using as study materials?
Dennis Williams
DBA, 80%OCP, 100% DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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Realx and feel the force. Only if you open your mind, you can master the
force.
--
Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA
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Forget the modern tuning skills and when you're asked what shows the best
that your database works optimally;
1) Buffer cache hit ratio is 99%
2) Buffer cache hit ratio is 99,999%
3) Buffer cache hit ratio is 99%
4) Users aren't complaining
Then answer 3 for sure ;)
Tanel.
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In US it is called take the exam while in INDIA it is give the exam . ug
need ANSI english .
-ak
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Give or take the exam? Makes a big difference ;-)
Is this
Is that where questions are answered before they are asked?
I need a database like that on the stock market.
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Forget the modern tuning skills and when you're asked what shows the
Just talked to Jonathan Lewis from Helsinki. He went through some of the
examples given in the latest issue of Oracle Magazine, and they were
just plain wrong.
I can't recall them in detail, but I think one of the questions were
which parameter to set in order to let a user do large sorts. In
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List , I am planning to give my 9i performance tuning exam on the first .
Any advice you all want to give me ? Pretty nervous about it. Sure would
appreciate your guidance.
At least something which will disappear from 10g ironical grin
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Regards,
RANT
Well, concerning point 4), I am surprised by the resilience of users to
often dreadful applications. Perhaps that with age I am getting more and
more impatient, but in their place I would have flown terminal and
keyboard across the room. Perhaps I have memories of a time when
machines weren't
Hi!
Maybe this is off topic, but nevertheless
it is relevant to our lives!
With economies 'slowing down' globally
can each of you please tell what is
the 'general IT scene'and Oracle scene in particular,
in your country?
Thanks
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Mandar
Hi!
Maybe this is off topic, but nevertheless
it is relevant to our lives!
With economies 'slowing down' globally
can each of you please tell what is
the 'general IT scene'and Oracle scene in particular,
in your country?
Thanks
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Mandar
Hi neena
Hi All ,
I am in India . I am an OCP DBA (8i)
having three years IT experience ( Oracle( 7.3, 8 ) and
Developer2000 , OS -
windows NT).Three months back I have joined one of the known
company of India. The role of mine in the present job is
of DBA. I
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