On 2002.05.27 02:33 Simon Waibale wrote:
Hi Mladen Gogala,
Thanks for your input, I did use similar approach to your suggestion
save I
left
everthing to oracle!
1) svrmgrl
2) connect internal
3) startup mount;
4) recover automatic database;
5) alter database open;
That means that
The batchjob was doing a truncate, Thx Iain !
Jeroen
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Aan: 'Jeroen van Sluisdam'
Onderwerp: RE: altering next extent
I believe that if you set the next extent then all
We have outsourced implementation and setup of a scaled down Oracle
Applications 11i (rel 11.5.5) for Suse Linux...
I have received a memo from the implementation team's application DBAs
and they
have informed me of a certain limitation for the specs of the client
PC's.
I was informed that the
Hi all,
I noticed something strange. Logically it
makes sense but nevertheless strange.
I don't know how to pur it in words.
So seniors please help
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SQL conn
hlledw/hlledw@orcl9iConnected.SQL
grant select on edw_week_lvl to scott;
Anjo , List
If you mean it is SAFE to set this parameter to Either Value , Thanks
Are there any Guidelines to Set this Value for Best Performance ?
OR Should we Simply Set it See ?
The only Concern is that it is a Production Database .
Thanks
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list, the requirement is to use the UTL_FILE
package on the server side to
open and process the files as they are created
(each hour) in a
A quick look showed normal behaviour.
You granted as the object owner select to test1 and scott
than as test1 you tried describing a scott object that scott does not own
but only has select rights on thus the error.
after you created the synonym scott owned an object with that name
(pointing to
Ther is Nothing Strange in this.
If you see the Object was owned By hlledw.
You granted the Rights to Both Scott and Test but there was not Object named
edw_% in these schemas.
Then u Tries to describe the Object thru hlledw and that worked but when u
tried to acces it thru scott it did not
Hi List,
I am really confused by the results from the DBMS_UTILITY.get_time() and set timing on in the SQL PLUS.
Can anybody please explain this with an example.
I gave the following in the SQL PLUS
SQL Set timing on
SQL Select * from emp;
Elapsed: 00:00:00.08
Does this mean the command
But the interesting point is that scott never granted the privileges on the
object to test1
Coz
I am a NoviceDBA
Oracle Certifiable DBBS
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1. Run a Cron Job that every Hour Runs the Ls command with the necessary
switches to sort the file listing by the date and redirect the filename to a
Flat file.
2. Run a Job In Oracle that will open that particular file and read the
contents of that file and open the file mentioned therein.
Batch Jobs seem to be performing Slightly Slower than Before .
Are there any Best practices / parameters on Digital Tru64 Unix OR 8.1.7.2 for Better
Performance ?
This is a Hybrid Application (Banking) doing about 3 Million OLTP Transaction Daily in
a 5 Hours Window
Thanks
P.S. Oracle
All,
Tru64 5.1a
Oracle 8.0.6.3.0
One of our developers is getting the following error when trying to compile
up a program
Pro*C/C++: Release 8.0.6.3.0 - Production on Fri May
24 16:27:04 2002
(c) Copyright 1999 Oracle Corporation. All rights
Dear list !
There is something strange going on in my production DB.
There is a program that reads fom 2 huge tables (A and B - select only) and
writes a fraction of records into some third table (let's call it C -
inserts only).
Now , NO ONE carries a DML agains A or B .
But occasionally i get
The directory where
the gflib.h file lives
is in the .cfg file in the
$ORACLE_HOME/precomp/admin directory.
Anyone have any
ideas
Regards
Lee
Lee,
file or
Title: RE: snapshot too old error - strange
Increase rollback segment size for this transaction and make sure that the
transaction will use the huge rollback segment
hth
nirmal
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To:
Mladen - I am curious about your disaster recovery test. I am in the process
of implementing RMAN here, but management says I must continue to do cold
backups until I can successfully perform a disaster recovery test using
RMAN. I can't argue the point. In a realistic sense, in a real disaster,
Thanks for the reply, this is the entry in the pcscfg.cfg file in the
$ORACLE_HOME/precomp/admin directory.
sys_include=(/user1/include,/usr/include)
If I do an ls -l listing of that directory
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root system 1378 Apr 3 15:45 gflib.h
HELP - I am an idiot.
Regards
Lee
Vivek - I don't know if you checked Google, but the following page has some
information. http://www.ixora.com.au/notes/direct_io.htm
It sounds like on Tru64 5.0 this is yes by default, so you would only be
setting it no.
And sure I always try out new settings on the production server.
Hi Andrey,
Are there any LOB columns in the tables ? I read something on Metalink
about bugs on ORA-01555 messages (followed by a ORA-22924), on tables
with LOBs ...
HTH, Remco
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Rahul - Just a thought here. This would be a simple task in Unix. One idea
would be to take a look at the Unix/Posix type interface packages. Another
thought would be to ask this question on a W2K forum.
Dennis Williams
DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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Check size of your rollback segs Vs the job of selecting from a big table to
insert into another big table -might have to increase size of segs.
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Hi Andrey,
Are there any LOB columns in the
Hello All
How can I covert all the names from tnsnames.ora to OID?
I do not feel like entering all this data again, by hand, one by one.
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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Rahul,
This isn't exactly what you're asking but,
If OEM is set up:
You can use the intelligent agent on win2k.
Write a script that identifies the file and then calls the PL/SQL
procedure.
Schedule the job in OEM.
Chaim
Rahul [EMAIL PROTECTED]@fatcity.com on 05/27/2002 02:18:18 AM
no , no lobs.
thanks !
DBAndrey
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Hi Andrey,
Are there any LOB columns in the tables ? I read something on Metalink
about bugs on
Tru64 5.0 pk3 and oracle 8.1.7.2
Where can I find this parameter ( _tru64_directio_disabled ) ?
It is not in V$PARAMETER
Thanks
Darren
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Vivek - I don't know if you checked Google, but the
Well,
in that case use loader to process the file into a tmptable, and
forget UTL_FILE.
aRNO
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Rahul,
This isn't exactly what you're asking but,
If OEM
Maybe it's time to provoke a bit :-).
Situation: I'm sitting here in Steve Adams' house (about 7 meters away from
the IxOra server, which is SO small - just like the LITTLE mermaid in Copenhagen
- very disappointing), and Anjo, Cary, Jonathan and the rest have gone to
bed.
Whiskies
its not a unix processor versus intel processor, i think its more a OS
decision.
I run all of my stuff on intel processors, just linux not windoze :)
joe
Mogens Nørgaard wrote:
Maybe it's time to provoke a bit :-).
Situation: I'm sitting here in Steve Adams' house (about 7 meters away
http://www.legato.com/products/networker/modules/oracle.cfm
On Sun, May 26, 2002 at 10:08:17PM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
does anyone have a document or could you point me a link how to
implement RMAN with Legato Networker Module for Oracle on UNIX/NT.
Maria,
The Jinitiator is an applet required by Oracle Developer's Forms Server,
mainly for authentication purposes. As an applet, it is extremely sensitive
to the version of the browser and Windows, but not so much the hardware.
However, for someone to assert that the applet is sensitive to
The -I directives to the cc command tell the C compiler where to find
the .h (include) files.
The directory in which that specified file resides is not mentioned in any
of the -I directives.
Either modify the pcscfg.cfg file mentioned as containing the default
options to add
I do not have experience with them either yet ...
anyway the client doesn't want to pay for more
licences so we'ill install on one server and configure
the tools to handle 3 environments.
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Stephane,
I don't have any experience with the
I must write an online backup script for the
database 8.1.7 .
Are my steps below true?
1) Alter system archive log current ;
2) Alter tablespace begin backup;
copy datafiles
Alter tablespace end
backup;
FOR ALL TABLESPACES EXCEPT TEMPORARY
ONES.
3) alter database backup
Well, Oxford Health Plans (the company that I work for) has a 4-way OPS
cluster
(HP-9000/N) which gets restored to a single class N machine. I perform
database
recovery using backup controlfile until cancel and then somebody from
the business
side verifies the number of members, providers and
Hi Guys, I was wondering if someone could
help me
I'm trying to create an AFTER
SERVERERROR trigger that will log all errors and the SQL that caused the error.
Here's what I have so far
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER server_error_trig
AFTER SERVERERROR ON DATABASE
DECLARE text
Actually, there have been (in the past) several issues where Java-ish things
have problems with the Pentium 4 processor.
Most notably:
Note: 178050.1 Jinitiator will not install on Pentium 4 (IV) systems
Note: 145839.1 Oracle Apps 11i not supported on MS Windows NT/2000 with
David,
I have tried to get the previous SQL on a number of versions and I
have always found the address and hash value pretty buggy - usually the
same as the current SQL. Moreover, SQL statements which have failed are
usually pretty hard to catch (no mention in V$SQLAREA, for what I know).
I
2 huge tables A and B
Now , NO ONE carries a DML agains A or B.
If no one ever does DML against those two tables, how did they end up having
so many rows?
Do you run large batch update or insert operations against these tables from
time to time?
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OK, I'll bite...
A P4 can run circles around an Alpha? I think
not...
The Intel processors are not winning the technical
battle, butIntel Corporation iswinning the battle with the
bean-counters and the MBAs. In a world where CIOs seriously consider
outsourcing the entire IT department of
When I found the ORA 600 form, I opened the frame in its own window and
bookmarked the URL. No need to look up the associated note first.
http://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/showdoc?db=NOTid=153788.1blackframe=0
-Chris
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Greg Moore wrote:
2 huge tables A and B
Now , NO ONE carries a DML agains A or B.
If no one ever does DML against those two tables, how did they end up having
so many rows?
Do you run large batch update or insert operations against these tables from
time to time?
One additional
Hello Group / Guru's
Anyone has White Paper on SAN, it Implementation especially with ORACLE ??
Any thought, personal experience with pros and cons will be highly
appreciated.
TIA
Enlighten Me.
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_tru64_directio_disabled is an NON-Documented Tru64 Unix Specific parameter
To get List of ALL (Documented NON-Documented) parameters :-
set echo on
spool parm1
select
a.ksppinm Parameter,
a.ksppdesc Description,
b.ksppstvl Session Value,
c.ksppstvl Instance Value
from
x$ksppi a,
x$ksppcv
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