Title: RE: newbie sqlplus ?
If that is where you want to put all of
your database files than yes.
I think that starting out, a single
location will be fine.
As you learn more about the database you'll
find that spreading the database out among server different physical disks is
key to
$cd ${STUFF}/log
$cat ../parms/dbimpl.Connect
connect dbimpl/[EMAIL PROTECTED] as sysdba
-- Optionally, could have sql*plus environment modifications
$cat ../sql/demo.sql
@../parms/1..Connect
-- SQL commands
shutdown
exit
$sqlplus /nolog @../sql/demo.sql dbimpl
The unix permissions on the parms
On the local level (eg Denmark) they might have a CD or they might not.
There won't be a centralised, systematic archiving effort. Frankly, when
I was in Support, I would sometimes contact a customer that I knew had a
certain (old) version and have them ship a copy or lend it to me, so
that I
Thanks for the inputs.
Here are some important results.
1)The insert into Original table with 43million records takes about 10minutes and the
explain plan as attached in
the text file original table
insert into original table...
select ... from a,b
where a.col1=b.col1 ---index columns
Metalink Note 130605.1 is worth reading about setting Maxcorrupt
for an RMAN whole database backup (and checking alert.log for corruption
messages).
Metalink Note 207413.1 describes RMAN incorrectly reporting block corruption.
Bugs 2068275, 1849726, and 1802432 may be interesting
Hi
I remembered On Windows platforms, the OracleServiceSID service must be
started before
connecting to the instance using SVRMGRL.
thanks
Banarasi Babu T
OCP, DBA
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Hi ...
oracle
set ORACLE_HOME=d:\oracle\ora81
set ORACLE_SID=everest
lsnrctl start
net start OracleServiceeverest
svrmgrl @startora.sql
The windows service has to be started before connect internal works.
Have Fun :)
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Hi ...
oracle 817 ee
os - win2k sp3
since i dont want oracle to
Title: RE: Which is beter a cursor or a for loop?
Thanks everyone!
Regards
Denham
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Subject: Re: Which is beter a cursor or a for
hi list
one session in our database is in ACTIVE state since long. it is
doing no activity at all. it has locked one table also. because of
this other sessions are also in ACTIVE state. so it is required
for us to kill the session.
i got the corresponding spid for that session from v$process.
Reading "The OFA standard: Oracle for Open Systems" could be helpful:
http://www.hotsos.com/catalog/
An OFA compliant setup looks a bit different:
$ORACLE_BASE=/db/oracle
$ORACLE_HOME=/db/oracle/product/8.1.7
The Admin directories could be:
/db/oracle/admin/817db1
Title: RE: newbie sqlplus ?
Using my setup or my example of folders, how would
you setup a db? I want to see what I'm failing to see. Thx for the
reply
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Chris
Stephens
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