Dare I ask... do you have a Good Manager vs. Bad Manager list?
;o)
Regards,
Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)
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I posted my list of Good DBA vs. Bad DBA on the DBA
They will post it something like 6 months before the planned retirement.
I think you have some time yet
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Hi,
I cannot find any info on Oracle web site concerning time
Hello kranti,
Use dynamic SQL.
Monday, May 06, 2002, 8:23:29 PM, you wrote:
kp Hi List,
kp Can someone tell me is it possible to change a database connection
kp in a stored procedure? if so how?
kp TIA
kp Kranti
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Hi,
Kill -9 PID of pmon process and wait for 10 seconds, everything will
be cleaned for you.
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There is a way around that pesky FK problem. Unfortunately we are using
it... No FK's.
And they wonder why they have data problems...
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Hi Lisa,
Yes. But its a
Hey, how do you give that truncate only privilege
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Peterson
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this is exactly my point.
It would have been better to give your developer
truncate only privileges, and that too only on a
Just catching up after the long weekend here,
I have been under the understanding that if you are a development partner
then you are covered for all products for as many installations for
testing and development and learning purposes.
Is this wrong or changed ??
If not then it may be in your
Hello Roy,
You can include null in an IN() but it will have no effect.
Monday, May 06, 2002, 11:53:30 PM, you wrote:
PRE Does this mean that you can't include Null as a value in an IN() clause?
PRE That is, would something like:
SQL SELECT COUNT(*)
2 from leisure_plan_master_temp
3
But you don't have to migrate Upgrade... Different.
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WILLIAMS
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 1:18 PM
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This was a couple of years ago, so I don't have a distinct recollection of
the problems. We are on Compaq Tru64. Most
Oh, good idea! When's it being published Rachel?
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Chris
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 1:55 PM
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Cool!! Here comes Oracle Data Warehousing 101...
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You can get the size of database using DBA studio. Which gives separately
the actual space consumed by the data and the size of table spaces.
Aleem
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Subject:Re: DB Size script
I have never used RKI's nor have I read up on them before this posting; this is pure
conjecture.
As I recall this was happening in a correlated subquery. Is it possible that using
a normal forward-key index the indexed could be stepped through sequentially ,
whereas using the reverse
Hello mitchell,
Try to make like this:
select 'ALTER TABLESPACE rename file '''||file_name||''' to '''||file_name||''';'
from dba_data_files
where tablespace_name = 'TBL_STATEMENT';
Tuesday, May 07, 2002, 5:53:11 AM, you wrote:
m hi
m I forget how to put single qutation on sql. somebody can
Ed,
I owe your (or Melody) a beer or maybe two :-) ...
Thanks a lot!
Keijo
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Hi Dennis Williams
U r correct while Querying the table I want to set at session level to use
the partition. is it possible
Rgds
Ayyappan.S
Ayyappan - I'm just trying to understand your question. Pardon me if I'm a
little slow, it is Monday. Okay, you have a partitioned table. That is a
Hello Gurelei,
Use subqueries:
select a.group Group, a.number Number, a.number/b.cnt*100 Percent
from (select group, count(group) number
from test_table
group by group) a,
(select count(*) cnt from test_table) b;
Wednesday, May 01, 2002, 1:57:39 AM, you wrote:
G Hi all:
G
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