Rownum is not necessarily useless for this
kind of query. In versions of Oracle (8i+) where
an inline view can include an order by, it can
be rather useful.
Top 5 salaries:
select ename, sal
from (
select ename, sal
from scott.emp
order by sal desc
) a
where rownum 6
Jared
On
As with any language, it's assumed that the developer
will attempt to learn the language. :)
This is pretty simply stuff, and very readable to folks
with smattering of Perl knowledge.
Jared
On Wednesday 14 August 2002 20:38, Grabowy, Chris wrote:
How many developers can maintain that
Rachel,
This snippet is reading data from a previously opened
handle to a table. The 'print' statement prints a quote,
the contents of the array ref $ary delimited with ,, and
closes with quote and a newline.
Maybe not readable if you've never programmed in Perl,
but pretty simple stuff with
Gogala,
SQL Server is childs play. General Database Admin is pretty easy and most
literate people can pick up skills quite fast.
Watch out for this cos it can attract many cowboys doing tasks that you may
not want them to.
Lots of GUI driven functionality.
And definitely no competition to
Similar here,
Start practising your mousing skills :-)
Jack
Mladen Gogala
They are indeed 8i
Looked briefly at 8.0 and decided to wait for RMAN 8i. 9i is not yet
installed on my UNIX playground although I'll have a linux PC running 9i
soon.
I am waiting for your book to finish and it'll be the next one I'll buy, so
it better contain heaps of example scripts :-)
Thx
Kathy,
This is probably not documented, but you can have multiple lines of
UTL_FILE_DIR _anywhere_ as _long_as_ you bunch them all up without any gaps
/ lines inbetween them (in which case the last set overrides the previous
ones). I have the following in a 7.3.4 Db, all at the end (and I bet
Hemant,
It
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I had always understood that a query which joins a remote table
to a local table would pull the entire remote table over and then
do the join locally.
However, the
Samir,
Does ulimit -a indicate anything? From my Solaris 8 system:
$ ulimit -a
time(seconds)unlimited
file(blocks) unlimited
data(kbytes) unlimited
stack(kbytes)8192
coredump(blocks) unlimited
nofiles(descriptors) 256
vmemory(kbytes) unlimited
Also look
I agree with Catherine. Oracle Apps (esp. 11i and bleeding edge versions)
generate about 5 - 6 TARs a day at times at my current client. However, as
far as other 'simple' applications are concerned, where the DB is just a
simple repository (of say usernames and passwords for a Web server), full
Hemant,
It looks like even 7.3 was able to treat a remote query differently - cut
and paste from 7.3 Tuning guide below. Although it does not specifically
state this, the 'fragmenting query' seems to indicate this
FWIW!
John Kanagaraj
Oracle Applications DBA
DB Soft Inc
Work : (408) 970
Good morning,
Does anybody know of a utility that can convert PL/SQL code to Java code??
Thanks in advance for any replies.
Barry
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Hi John,
Are you on Oracle Payroll as well ? If yes, is the Oracle Payroll as buggy
as Oracle Human Resources ? The vendor is trying to persuade us to go on
Oracle Payroll and I am hoping that the management will say NO.
Regds,
Catherine
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This is fully allowed and support - it works with just
about any of the multi-value parms. On more recent
versions of Oracle you can see the parameters in this
was using v$parameter2
even better - in 9.2, the utl_file_dir is no longer
required.
hth
connor
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thx for replying - to make it more precise: we were looking for a way to install an
oracle product - called iAS-1.0.2.2.2-portal's SingleSignOn - without installing the
portal features. This would be even less than the minimum installation of the iAS
1.0.2.2.2. Actually we thought about a
Interesting article on Query Optimization research..
http://www.computerworld.com/databasetopics/data/software/story/0,10801,7316
4,00.html
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Hi Joe,
Its 8i, but the problem was that I was not qualifying a package constant. So,
it found the package, but not the constant. I thought I had sent a resovled message
to the list, sorry about that.
Thanks,
Hannah
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List,
server Alpha ES40
O.S. OpenVMS 7.2-1
Oracle 8.1.7 rel 3
We are starting to migrate our database from a Novell server with
Oracle 7.3.4 to the OpenVMS platform and I have a question that needs
answers or suggestions.
The sysadmin has set up the required OS parameters that I could
Catherine,
We all feel your pain.
My only suggestion is to test heavily. For every hour of patching that we have, we
have several hours of pre-req research and testing on another server. You simply
can't run this software without a whole separate environment for testing patches.
Is
We used it to migrate databases...
For example.. We would export, compress and send it to a pipe via RSH on a
different box... thin that pipe would be used as std input into an import
process. The data never hit disk except into the new database.
greg
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Maybe having a bad hairday but following code will give me for every period
number the sum of all work in progress for the period plus the previous 12
periods. Basically it takes the period number from the current record and
sums a column of that record with the previous 12 periods.
year period
Good post, Kirti!
Quote...
"Oracle Corp. says its customers are moving toward
data stores of huge size and complexity, spread over multiple locations. The
company says its products will not only evolve to handle those kinds of jobs,
but will also do them extraordinarily well. "Over the
11iA:-)
Here you can all talk about the good old days from before Oracle Apps 11i
that you could go home at decent times and not had to install/test patches
25 hours a day. They meet twice a decade when the 11i DBA's can take time
off from their holiday
grin..
Jack (not 11i DBA)
What's the equivalent of FORMS_DDL in PL/SQL? I have tried to use
DBMS_SQL.EXECUTE(proc) to execute DDL commands in vain.
All I want is to Create USers from an application. In forms I would use
DECLARE
name varchar2(20) := 'Moses';
pword varchar2(20) := 'nevermind'
state varchar2(200) :=
Hello
I do not think that you can estimate the amount of disk space required for
archive log without turning archive log on and checking each day to see how
much space you already used.
To all who replied: I think that you missed his comment that currently he is
NOT working with archive log on.
Allow me to disagree with your opinion on oracle support
with regards to the Israel oracle support.
We get good advice andgood response time.
Yechiel AdarMehish
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From:
Rodd
Holman
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Sent: Wednesday, August
Hi,
I was asked to give some hint for the hardware for a data warheouse running
on Win 2k and holding about 20-40 GB data.
Project will have about 40 small and 7-8 large tables. Users 20. Probably
long running queries.
Which hardware would you use? How many processors? Which disks?
The
08 August 2002
Security Alert #40: Oracle Net Listener Vulnerabilities Note:207269.1
Products Affected
Oracle9i Release 2 (9.2 - all releases)
Orace9i Release 1 (9.0 - all releases)
Oracle8i (8.1 - all releases)
Licensing is normally complex. Oracle licensing is more complex than most
other software.
The following is my personal interpretation of the rules. You should
double check before taking action based on this interpretation.
One option that no one has talked about is swapping your licence.
Thanks to all who responded. This is what I eventually had to do (userid = glenn).
System privileges for GLENN...
GRANTEE PRIVILEGE WITH ADMIN
-- --
GLENNCREATE ANY PROCEDURE NO
Take a look at the windowing functions under 'ana;ytic
functions' in the data warehouse guide...They are very
very cool..
hth
connor
--- Jack van Zanen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Maybe
having a bad hairday but following code will
give me for every period
number the sum of all work in progress
Kirti,
The article is interesting and raises a lot of doubt and concern.
Normally a companies database has a lot of queries against it that are
the same and can be optimized at the source. The application is created
and used by the employees with different variables placed in the blanks
on the
begin
execute immediate 'create user ...';
end;
(8i+)
hth
connor
--- Moses Ngati Moya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's the equivalent of FORMS_DDL in PL/SQL? I have
tried to use
DBMS_SQL.EXECUTE(proc) to execute DDL commands in
vain.
All I want is to Create USers from an application.
Beg to differ
Try select * from v$log_history at one of your test databases.
logswitches are in v$log_history regardless.
So number of switches times the size of the logfiles gives you a pretty
good estimate.
Jack
To whose advantage is the complexity? It's sorta like automobile leasing...
Marketeers obfuscate it or make it hideously complex so they can interpret
to their own advantage. But on the flip side I hate it when gov't says
they're going to simplify taxation... How much did you make? ... Send it
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Thanks Chaos for your invaluable information.
Chuan
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Chuan Zhang£¬
OK, I was a bit over generalized. Yes, I know Anita knows her stuff as well as most of the senior level support folks. My frustration is with the rocks that take up the first line handling of TAR's. From my experience with them, the only job requirement is the ability to be present.
One of the things I love about doing C code is your ability to create libraries
and/or DLL's on NT (.so files on Unix, which I haven't mastered yet). When one
of our developers asked HOW DO I DO THIS some months ago, we wrote the following
code:
void main(int argc, char *argv[])
{ char
Why leave beautiful Montreal for a place where
everything close at 1 o'clock ? ;-)
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Hi Guys
I was just wondering if anybody could help me and
send me some contacts
or head hunter's in GTA.
I'm currently Working in Montreal and am looking to
Hello,
I need a nice PL/SQL editor any advice ?
Thx for any advice
Regards
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Hello,
We are on IBM AIX 4.3.3 with EMC and BCVs. Our Unix admin has setup the
backups for the database in following sequence to do the Hot backup.
1. Put all tablespaces in the database in Hot backup mode
2. Sleep 5
3. Put all the tablespaces back into normal mode
4. Split the BCV's
5. Mount
In a datawarehouse you want to exploit parallelism as
much as possible. So you'd better with many processors
and independant mount points.
As raid 5 is very popular because it's cheaper, you
will probably put your data on raid5 but fight to put
your redo on non raid 5 disk.
Do you have a good
Don't forget the Oracle/Windows 4GB boundary corruption problem!
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It seems that I have been labouring under a misapprehension for some years
now !
So it would seem as if each remote database handles it's own
portion of the query and returns only the result set to the
initiating database.
However, I cannot understand the part that says
When choosing the
Didn't they come in with Oracle 8i?
I could not find anything analytical in the online documentation (than
again couldn't find the 8.0.5 warehouse guide either)
I'm unfortunately on 8.0.5 for this one
Jack
Well, read this poem:
99 bugs in the programs
99 bugs
fixed some bugs
install a patch
101 bugs in the program
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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I guess you are not using
Check out the clearance racks at the book stores and CompUSA, etc., as there
stocked with SQL Server 7 books...otherwise I would say something like a
smart---, but I'm trying to be good today.
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yechiel,
I didn't miss the comment, it's not relevant. Archived logs are merely
copies of redo logs that have been filled. Whether or not archiving is
turned on, redo logs get filled and reused. Oracle tracks the log
switches no matter what mode you are in, it just doesn't make the copy
of the
(reading all the replies from others, putting my feet up) I rest my case...
Does that make it two kegs of beer you owe me?
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Rachel,
This snippet is reading data from a previously
well, if you can hold off on creating the database until the OS changes
are done, I would, if only to prevent extra work
otherwise after I created the database and before the OS changes
were done I would a) backup all Oracle executables b) backup the
database c) export the database and
Nate,
We are using EMC and BCV's each night to create both backups and a reporting
database. Your SA has it WRONG.
1) Put all tablespaces in hot backup mode
2) sleep 5
3) split the bcv
4) return tablespaces to normal
The reason that this is important has nothing in the world to do with
Playing devils advocate, I would have to believe that being the first
level of support at Oracle is a tough job. I am not speaking strictly from
the technical side but from the dealing with the people aspect. It seems
that when it comes to customer service, people want it on a silver platter
Yes, it meets in the secure ward at the local hospital. Nice men in white coats come and serve you soft foods and liquids. You get a complimentary dinner jacket when you check in. ;-)
Rodd
On Thu, 2002-08-15 at 07:38, Jay Hostetter wrote:
Catherine,
We all feel your pain.
My
Jared Still, Oracle DBA and part-time Perl defender... 2 full-time jobs!!
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As with any language, it's assumed that the developer
will attempt to learn the language. :)
This is pretty
You have to use the backup controlfile to do a point-in-time recovery that
is prior to the current time. This may be your probelm.
Ruth
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The problem is probably in
He's on 8.0.5, Analytic functions are only available
in 8.1.x.
--- Connor McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Take a look at the windowing functions under
'ana;ytic
functions' in the data warehouse guide...They are
very
very cool..
hth
connor
--- Jack van Zanen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, he had to say *something* after IBM and Microsoft had such cool
things to announce and discuss. Assuming the past record of 3-5
years on average between releases, the next couple releases will
take 6-15 years or so. Personally, by that time I'll be expecting
artificial intelligence,
RAID 0+1. Hardware mirroring. Pentium III, two CPUs and 1G of RAM. And a
sysadmin who can set up the RAID (the contracting officer will break my
hands if I touch hardware other than the keyboard). Get dual controllers
if you can so you can do some worthwhile separating of redo logs and
I have been assured here by an Oracle person that iAS licenses cover all of
iAS... we are verifying internally if that applies to our licenses.
Regards,
Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)
Systems Admin Operations | Admin. et Exploit. des systèmes
Technology Services|
Thanks, Tim.
I
thought it was pretty 'interesting' response from
Oracle Marketing ;)
-
Kirti
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AMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubject: Re:
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in ias 1.0.2 you cannot avoid to install portal to do that you need to use
ias 9.0.2 where the SSO (to my knowledge) is a separate product.
regards
torben
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Hello Jared
I do not know Perl but it seems to me that your script will put a comma
(',')
before the first value, which will add a first blank column on input.
Feel free to correct me if I am wrong but do not RTFM because I
do not have the manuals.
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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Jared,
Probably it is not clear from my post, but ROWNUM is still useless WITHOUT
an order by. And original poster had no clue on what to order by to start
with.
Raj
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Take the emp table as an example
Select rownum, empno
from emp
where rownum ( Select count(*) + 1 from emp)
minus
Select rownum, empno
from emp
where rownum ( Select (count(*) + 1) - 10 from emp)
Hope this works
Fazal
--- Amjad Saiyed [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi milind
iam not sure but
Nate,
We are looking at the same process. Your Unix Admin is incorrect.
The split needs to happen at STEP 2. Otherwise, what is the point of putting
the tablespaces in hot backup mode? The split is not instant, in fact we are
assuming it will take up to 5 minutes to complete. The only way
Nat,
We have a similar backup strategy using a homegrown split procedure on
Compaq Tru64. We split while all tablespaces are in backup mode as our's is
a controller based split and takes 5-6 minutes. After all, if the split is
going to take place after the tablespaces are taken out of backup
Thanks a bunch for replying, John. I had a look at the /etc/sysdef file and
it seemed
to be exactly the same as yours.so were the ulimit parameters.
I have logged a call with Oracle but they do not seem too be very responsive
either.
Anybody else with any other ideas about what and how to
Robert, Tim, Mladen, Bruce - Thanks for the excellent suggestions. I will
try them today.
Bruce - Yes, you have an excellent memory. Not only for the Metalink note,
but recalling my posting from a month ago. I was pulled into some other
projects and just now getting back to this one, trying the
My favorite is Procedure Builder from Oracle. Toad is OK in my book, but some
of our developers like it better.
Dick Goulet
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Hello,
I need a nice PL/SQL editor any
Markus - Well, you're really going in deep there. Perhaps someone with
direct iAS experience will reply. I'm not aware of a separate list for that
product. I can even visualize that you are pioneering on this one. What is
your motivation for wanting to just install the SSO portion? Is licensing
rofl! it should be 1, 4, 5, 2.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/15/02 10:58AM
Hello,
We are on IBM AIX 4.3.3 with EMC and BCVs. Our Unix admin has setup the
backups for the database in following sequence to do the Hot backup.
1. Put all tablespaces in the database in Hot backup mode
2. Sleep 5
3. Put
You can 10046 level-8 trace the remote side of the query (an after logon
trigger works great for this), and then you can see exactly what
preparation steps the remote database is requested to perform by the
local one.
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I need a nice PL/SQL editor any advice ?
I prefer vi myself but your probably looking for something like
http://www.indus-soft.com/winsql/
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Hi All,
Anyone know how I could tell if records, in a
materialized view, have been added or modified since
the last refresh? Maybe theres some sort of m-view
trigger in Oracle that I dont know about?
Thanks in advance,
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labels.
Some
shops have "names" for phone receptionists for example, but the names they use
aren't their real names. (e.g. Amy Friend, amie in French means
"friend"...)
I
imagine some places do that for helpdesks as
You know, I miss that 'Part-Time Perl Evangelist' tagline... :)
Brian
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Nate,
We are doing this as well on Solaris w/ Veritas. Our series is:
1) Put everything in hot backup mode
2) Split all volumes EXCEPT archive
3) Take everything out of hot backup mode
4) Log switch
5) Split Archive
We use this for cloning on a nightly basis and haven't had any
issues.
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Nate,
We are using EMC and BCV's each night to create both backups and a
reporting database. Your SA has it WRONG.
1) Put all tablespaces in hot backup mode
2) sleep 5
3) split the bcv
4) return tablespaces to normal
The reason that this is important has
Free OraEdit
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JP
On Thursday 15 August 2002 17:09, you wrote:
Hello,
I need a nice PL/SQL editor any advice ?
Thx for any advice
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I'm not familiar with BCV but if you are talking about splitting mirrored
disks then this should be done while the Tablespaces are in backup mode.
If the UNIX admin wants to do it this way then why bother doing step 1,2,3.
I've seen this kind of statements EMC will take care ot this but things
Nope. To get SSO in 9.0.2 you have to install the _entire_ Infrastructure.
Scott Shafer
San Antonio, TX
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However, I cannot understand the part that says
When choosing the execution plan for a distributed statement, the
optimizer considers the available indexes on remote databases
just as it
does indexes on the local database. .
How does the local optimizer know about
1) Remote Indexes
2)
Ron,
First item that would hit me is the version of Oracle that you want to run
compatible with that version of the OS? Since I don't know OpenVMS and it's
been 10 years since I worked with VMS in general I don't know. You may only
need a patch upgrade which would be easy. The second item
Nope. The join() function is smart that way.
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vi or vim.
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Subject: PL/SQL Editor.
Hello,
I need a nice PL/SQL editor any
Apologies for not reading your post thoroughly
enough..
:-(
Cheers
Connor
--- Jack van Zanen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Didn't
they come in with Oracle 8i?
I could not find anything analytical in the online
documentation (than
again couldn't find the 8.0.5 warehouse guide
either)
I'm
The big question is if the tracing I need for 11i (i karumba) will work with this
solution. I am waiting for Metalink to check it out. I also plan to test it this
weekend on my TEST instance this weekend if I can get it from the users.
I also plan on putting in a enhancement request for
Interesting article. Microsoft has been pushing the database is the OS idea
for some time, after Uncle Larry went down that dumb path a bit. Looks like
their at it again. Hopefully the Judge in the Antitrust case will see the light
break them up. Ms. Selinger's name and face rings a bell
My application to McDonald's at the hourly rate of $40.00 has been
accepted. This includes medical, dental, and vacation benefits.
Due to the great demands for my skills, my new rate is $60/hour W2
ROFLMAO. Since when did you start sending out joke emails??
Sure!! I'll take the job at
You are right that the BCV split should occur at step 2.
Ask him what's the point for step 1 - 3 if he split BCV at step 4.
Is he also splitting the BCV for control file and online redo logs?
Richard
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Thanks a lot for all your resposes.
The arugment our SA has is, the split that we doing is an instant split and
he says Hot backup mode is required only if it is a Normal BCV split.
All this argument started when we were trying setup a clone of our
production database using the split copy. When
Can you tell us what is the size of the database that is using EMC/BCV or
other Hardware vendor splits mechanism?
Thanks.
Bing Wong
Open Systems Database Administrator
x25721
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Nat,
We
I like RapidSQL from Embarcadero - but it's a bit pricy
for a pretty good and less expensive alternative try PL/SQL Developer from
allroundautomations
-bill
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Hello,
I need a nice
You are correct.
If EMC was taking care of consistency in *this* case, what is your UNIX
Admin achieving in steps 1,2 and 3? He/She simply do not know how Oracle
works.
There are white papers at emc.com to support you.
- Kirti
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Rachel,
Thanks for the feedback. I guess that the Oracle/OS upgrade issue and
precautions are the same across all OS's. I am new to OpenVMS and wanted
to make sure that there were not any hidden issues.
Thanks again,
Ron
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well, if you can hold off on creating
Nope! RBG
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Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 12:08 PM
Did anyone else on the list get a spam from www.subcontract.com??
Dick Goulet
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I just received the following email from a recruiter for a senior DBA
production support 6 month contract position (plus tuning and application
enhancement thrown into the mix) in the Dallas/Fort Worth metro area. I was
submitted for the contract 2 months ago (at $60/hour W2) and subsequently
Gogala Mladen
Although I am not supporting SQL Server but my other colleague does, SQL
SERVER has a nice product called Enterprise Manager , a GUI based tool ,
through which management of SQL SERVER is point and click. Besides
BOOKS-ONLINE have a facitity called 'HOW TO' and you can go to
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