Hello all,
I'm looking for Oracle9i on Solaris for some tests. do you know a site
offers these types of services. As I know Compaq offers, bu I need
Solaris ?
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clarify... developers only get access to dev, and for
test prod they get nothing. I've encountered very few with a
need/desire for select_catalog_role, and they have to ask first :)
John Hallas wrote:
Suzy,
You are much too generous.
I always have found that asking for a change control
To answer your question:
We define schema owner for each application and only the DBA knows
the password. the user gets i, u, d, s grants on the objects but have NO
grants to do DLL's. All DDL is done by the DBA.
This role was implemented after tables began to disappear from the schema
development projects, so this issue is very relevant.
Dennis Williams
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Guess I should clarify... developers only get access to dev, and for
test prod they get
Dennis,
I love this one! Happens to us all the time. When I go to put it in production, I ask
what roles get to use the tables, code, etc. Most developers get the 'deer in the
headlights' look and say It worked for me. Why shouldn't it work for everyone?
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Jeff,
We have dba privileges granted to schema owners in devl databases, test
database mimics the prod, so they just have appropriate roles. In prod, no
schema level access, everyone goes in with their own id, and no one has
those ANY privileges.
In next couple of months, we are cutting off
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Developer access in test database
In our test databases, I have always granted select,insert,update,delete
any table to the developers.
While yesterday, one updated a "sys" table.
Be non-production, I always felt if it is destroyed
Like I said this is test. In prod, they only have select
access.
However, since in test have "any" rights, were able to get a sys
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Jeff,We have dba privileges granted to schema owners in
devl databases, testdatabase mimics the prod, so
Jeff,
I agree with Raj. Further to what I said before, I have four database -
dev, user test, training and production. Training and Prod are always at
the same application release level. Developers have total access in dev;
and query-only access in the rest.
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified
As little as they need. I, as a
general rule, only grant to the objects they are actually using. One way
to look at it is you will always know which grants to move over to test and
prod. Now, the group I work with grant select on any table which I have
mixed feelings about. With the amount
In our test databases, I have always granted select,insert,update,delete any
table to the developers.
While yesterday, one updated a sys table.
Be non-production, I always felt if it is destroyed can always be recreated.
What table privileges do you grant in test.
Jeffrey Beckstrom
Database
work
is done in your particular environment. In my previous job, no one bothered to
change sys and system passwords and it was a true 'open systems' environment
when it came to TEST/DEV work !!
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Suzy,
You are much too generous.
I always have found that asking for a change control form delays things by a
few days!!
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I generally give developers access only to the schema's they are
I generally give developers access only to the schema's they are
developing for. In some cases, they might also get select_catalog_role.
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Guess I should clarify... developers only get access to dev, and for
test prod they get nothing. I've encountered very few with a
need/desire for select_catalog_role, and they have to ask first :)
John Hallas wrote:
Suzy,
You are much too generous.
I always have found that asking
test
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Don't know exactly what you want but if you just create table Hamid_table
as select * from dba_tables and do likewise with some of the other data
dictionary tables (objects,triggers,segments etc) then you have a set of
tables which are all related to each other.
Another quick way of populating
Hi List,
I am looking for some scripts to generate some dummy data and insert it in
alot of tables which related to each other, any site or url or scripts?
Appreciate
Thanks
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May be late in responding... but here's how I did it
I designated one disk associated BCV as a test group - had a sysadmin do
it. I modified a copy of all the shell scripts to only affect that BCV with
all the operations (sync, split, etc.) Then I created a little test db on
that disk only
Hello,
we are implementing EMC Time Finder with our Sun boxes.
Now I wonder how I can test backup and recovery scenarios with BCV. Do you
have any ideas or good documents concerning that.
Thank you in advance,
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Sepi,
You'll need an additional server, and the EMC manuals, to mount the BCV's
onto. After that it's just a matter of having the Oracle software in place
bingo you can test to your hearts content or else use it as a reporting DB.
BTW, don't forget to pay the Oracle piper for the second
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for the OCP 7 exam the answers were testing your knowledge needed for
each test and the tests were comfortable and pleasent to take. With
the 8 OCP upgrade I found myself having to dig into the deep trenches
of
my mind to understand what they wanted and pick the multiple answers
needed
Greetings All,
Could you please send me the name author of the books, or any sample questions for
Oracle 8i new features upgrade test.
For 7.3 and 8 upgrade tests, I used DBA Certification Exam guide by Couchman and it
was helpful.
Thanks,
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. Remember, the exam is not A, or B, or C, or D the answers will
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I just happen to have a book published by Coriolis called the Oracle 8
to 8i
Exam Cram Guide...
You can find
testing your knowledge needed for
each test and the tests were comfortable and pleasent to take. With
the 8 OCP upgrade I found myself having to dig into the deep trenches of
my mind to understand what they wanted and pick the multiple answers
needed. A real test of your understanding of Oracle concepts
needed for
each test and the tests were comfortable and pleasent to take. With
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test has
will
study and practice more with the concepts that Oracle uses. Initially
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of
my mind
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Hi all :
Does anyone have a planning for test backup and recovery ?
I have the scripts and i am doing the backup and now we need to test it
in production environment.
I have tested it at another environment and got sucess.
but at production ... it need to be very very careful ...
Any
There should not be any problem to test the backup.
However we are testing the restores to another machine,
not on the production machine.
Yechiel Adar, Mehish Computer Services
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Eriovaldo,
If I were you, I would create a small test database on the production
machine, and perform backup/restore of that test database to be sure that
everything is working before I would try it on a production database.
Once you are convinced that everything works, schedule a down time
Tom :
I am thinking something like that ..
I have already did the test at another machine ...
It worked right...
but the instance was diferente ...
So, in your opinion i need to create a instance, in the production machine,
with the same parameters of production and apply the test
Eriovaldo,
If you already have a backup script, then you need to test it on the
production machine. The test db you create does not necessarily have to be
the same size as the production db (init.ora params can be smaller). But
what you are testing is that your backup scripts run as expected
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TEST ONLY
to effectively
restore 46GB. Now if this were 150GB...
Long story short: TEST YOUR DATABASE RECOVERY! We've tested before, so this
must've cropped up in an Omniback upgrade.
BTW, our production DB is fine, except for the 3M row table a developer
truncated... ;)
Hope this helps someone!
Rich
if this were 150GB...
Long story short: TEST YOUR DATABASE RECOVERY! We've tested before, so this
must've cropped up in an Omniback upgrade.
BTW, our production DB is fine, except for the 3M row table a developer
truncated... ;)
Hope this helps someone!
Rich Jesse System
* test your recovery plan!
So, here we are, restoring production from tape. Our recovery methods are
sound (we have two or three ways back, depending on circumstances) as we
will have ZERO loss of data with minimal downtime in off-hours, but we hit
a
bit of a snag today.
We need to recover all
Rich,
I've always said to test your recovery plan frequently.
The standard joke here (when we were starting to test Rman with Edm) was
that:
We can back-up anything. It's the restore part that is giving us trouble.
Glad at least you can get your db back.
Tom Mercadante
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So, here we are, restoring production from tape. Our recovery methods are
sound (we have two or three ways back, depending
of them
from the incremental. This has the effect of almost doubling our recovery
time. Since our DB files are only about 23GB, we need to effectively
restore 46GB. Now if this were 150GB...
Long story short: TEST YOUR DATABASE RECOVERY! We've tested before, so this
must've cropped up in an Omniback
Knock-knock.
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Hi List,
I'd like to take the opportunity to ask if any of you would be interested in
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The big question here is .. is it a full copy of production Test Schema
or do you want to cut your data down by X percent. Also, is it on the
same instance or a different instance ?
If its a full copy an export/import would work . If its different boxes
just export it from one
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Hi Friends,
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8.1.7 Enterprise Edition on AIX, but a customer has only
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Is there anyway I can test that my development code(PL/SQL mostly) is
compatible with Standard Engine?. From the list of functions missing from
Standard I think I am Ok...but would like to be sure!
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*** file name pingtest.bat
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Can be executed as pingtest {sid}
Another way to do this using a loop within the .bat file follows.
This would execute the tnsping command 1000 times:
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the .bat file follows.
This would execute the tnsping command 1000 times:
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for /L %I in (1,1,1000) do tnsping r816 ping.lis
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Can anyone help me with a simple .bat script for NT that will run a TNSPING
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of parallelism, etc...).
In this case TEST is getting a better plan because the
CBO is being used. You can tell this from several
features in the explain plan:
1. Cost = 169
Only the CBO calculates costs.
2. Only the CBO uses hash joins.
The first thing I'd check is the degree
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Thanks Anita,
It was the degree of parallelism that was creating the problem.
I was just checking the degree column of the dba_indexes to set the parallelism
, which was 1 but the INSTANCES column was set to DEFAULT.
Brijesh
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Even though OPTIMIZER_MODE=RULE, the CBO will be
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in the presence of other features (e.g.
partitioning,
degree of parallelism, etc...).
In this case TEST is getting a better plan because
the
CBO is being used. You can tell
Brijesh,
Another thing to check is if the tables involved have
been analyzed on prod database.
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We have ORACLE 8.1.6 on SUN servers. We just finished phase I developmentand will starting phase II development soon. We will copy our productionDB to development server for phase II. Our contractor request every weekwe need populate new/update information on production DB to developmentserver,
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Hi
I was wondering if there is somewhere that I can get a small test database.
I know some of the products have databases to be installed, I have done
some stuff with one of the JDeveloper databases, I have Oracle PE 8.1.7
installed I was hoping to find something a little meatier in size to run
if there is somewhere that I can get a small test database.
I know some of the products have databases to be installed, I have done
some stuff with one of the JDeveloper databases, I have Oracle PE 8.1.7
installed I was hoping to find something a little meatier in size to run
some tests with. perhaps something
if there is somewhere that I can get a small test database.
I know some of the products have databases to be installed, I have done
some stuff with one of the JDeveloper databases, I have Oracle PE 8.1.7
installed I was hoping to find something a little meatier in size to run
some tests with. perhaps something
some books include a test database. guy harrison's book has a web site and
you can download a large test database from the web site for that book. i
believe gennick's book also has a test database, either on cd-rom or from a
web site. best of all, why not just use the scott/tiger demo database
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