Does it work even in sqlplus?
Tanel.
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This can be done with ksh as
well. Someone else may
Sir Visser,
It would be my honour to enroll you in the BAARF party as party member #
43 if you like.
Also, if you enroll, I'll send you the whole BAARF.zip file (33 K) which
contains the story, the dialogues, and the song texts of the BAARF
musical which we'll do at the Database Forum Gala
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From: Johnston, Tim [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2003 14:34:49 -0800Subject: RE: RAC for downloadUm... I'd definitely get that in writing... I just looked at the oraclestore and it looks like
Tanel/Original poster,
Let me add one more issue about LOBs - My understanding is that rollback
information for LOB changes is allocated from the LOB segment itself, and
not from system UNDO or RBS. This is controlled by the PCTVERSION parameter
- read more about it in the Concepts and SQL
I HAVE to ask this question: Is it possible for you to turn off RAC and
thereby completely avoiding this issue?
Yeah, that's kind of funny. Except it isn't, really. Invalidations of
objects, drops, in general breaking of breakable parse locks - they will
all need to be communicated to all the
Just talked to Jonathan Lewis from Helsinki. He went through some of the
examples given in the latest issue of Oracle Magazine, and they were
just plain wrong.
I can't recall them in detail, but I think one of the questions were
which parameter to set in order to let a user do large sorts. In
Mladen, you old respected warrior you're wrong, I'm sad to inform you.
Another way to get to Tim's place is this:
Go to http://www.oracle.com/corporate/pricing/content.html
Hit Price lists on the left hand side.
Hit US Commercial Price List
Undskyld.
There have been no changes - none - to
Hey... I'm jealous!!! BAARF! BAARF! BAARF!
Tim
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Sir Visser,
It would be my honour to enroll you in the BAARF party as party member #
43 if you like.
Also, if you enroll, I'll
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List , I am planning to give my 9i performance tuning exam on the first .
Any advice you all want to give me ? Pretty nervous about it. Sure would
appreciate your guidance.
At least something which will disappear from 10g ironical grin
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Yes, that was the point of the script.
I've used it before, Kirti has tried it recently on his systems
and it still works.
I had some trouble with it in ksh for Linux, didn't spend much
time on it. See the link Kirti provided earlier.
Jared
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I'm curious about this one:
CCCP:
for Compulsory use of a Clustered Computing Platform,
whose mission should be to elimiate all usage of
Mulitple, In-duh-vidual, ORACLE_BASE/HOMEs
and to enforce the use of single-installed Oracle software
on Clustered file systems.
Our cluster is setup
Does anybody has any experience with Oracle 9I compression option. I did some test on
9202 with a table of more 14 million rows. Table has total 7 indexes. Surprising both
table and indexes are using more space after compression. Before compression space
used is 13064MB and after compression
RANT
Well, concerning point 4), I am surprised by the resilience of users to
often dreadful applications. Perhaps that with age I am getting more and
more impatient, but in their place I would have flown terminal and
keyboard across the room. Perhaps I have memories of a time when
machines weren't
Garth Gibson, one of the original inventors of RAID
(http://www.panasas.com/bio_gibson.html), and currently CTO of Panasas Inc, will be
here [at SLAC] tomorrow to talk about his research into Object file systems. The talk
will be Thursday (tomorrow) at 10:30 in the SCS conference room.
I
Compress to impress? by Julian Dyke is a good presentation on this
topic (see for instance http://www.ukoug.org/calendar/jan03/jan30ab.htm).
I do have the article - 202 K with no compression, 147 K with
compression :).
Let me know if you're interested, and I'll email it directly to you.
Oh man, that would be cool. He can choose any membership number above
44...for instance 10046 :-).
PS Would you like to be a member yourself?
Mogens
MacGregor, Ian A. wrote:
Garth Gibson, one of the original inventors of RAID
(http://www.panasas.com/bio_gibson.html), and currently CTO of
Well, Sir Tim - congratulations with your BAARF party membership # 44.
The BAARF.zip file will be shipped in a second.
Mogens
Johnston, Tim wrote:
Hey... I'm jealous!!! BAARF! BAARF! BAARF!
Tim
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I figure I have to wait for a while to get BAARF party membership #69,
bwahahahahahha
i'll go back to programming php against mysql :)
joe
Mogens Nørgaard wrote:
Well, Sir Tim - congratulations with your BAARF party membership # 44.
The BAARF.zip file will be shipped in a second.
Mogens
David forgot to mention a couple of things about working for AISD:
- We don't wear neckties (well, David does sometimes).
- We get 23 paid Holidays (how does 2 weeks off for Christmas and a week off for Spring Break sound?).
- We have an unlimited site license for Oracle EE. I slap databases out
Can't deny you such a good and simple wish. Welcome as BAARF Party
member # 69.
Mogens
Joe Testa wrote:
I figure I have to wait for a while to get BAARF party membership #69,
bwahahahahahha
i'll go back to programming php against mysql :)
joe
Mogens Nørgaard wrote:
Well, Sir Tim -
Hi,
Any body have any idea about how to control the size of library cache and
sql area in shared_pool?
With Regards,
Manoj Kumar Jha
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