Hello
all,
Sorry
for the off-topic discussion.
But any one who
knows VB can answer me personally.
I have 2
forms.
In the first form,
through the program, i call a function connection() which is as follows
-
{
Dim strconn As
Stringstrconn = "Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Persist Security
I've found the thread on DBA workload valuable and interesting. It endorses
points made repeatedly over the past years, basically the highly variable
nature of the job.
This variability is giving us a small problem. Our dba work (shared between
two of us) tends to function in the background,
We tend to use multiples of 1Gb and add 1 Mb to the file so that we get
2001, 10001 Mb etc
Solaris 2.8
LMT uniform extents range from 64K to 20Mb
John
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Sent: 25 September 2002 19:44
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
We created two datafiles of 16GB+64K all
/*+ use_hash(x) */
will force a hash join if the 'x' is the target for a
hash join. This does not exclude 'x' from being the
driver table in a nested or merge join. Typically an
additional ordered predicate might be required to
avoid the join inputs being swapped over.
hth
connor
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list,.. i have tried everything, but stiill i cannot login to em website
!!
i *CAN* use OEM console (the java app) and can login using SYSMAN (or SYS)
but... then i do http://myserver:1810/ it prompts with
realm: emterprise-manager
username: sysman
when i use the same password as when
What is the error and how is the error occuring? My experience has been:
1. Long running SQL calling PL/SQL function:will die due to invalidated
state of the function.
2. Long running PL/SQL calling PL/SQL procedure (statically): cannot
re-compile the procedure during the run as it is
oh damn, I knew I'd screw it up... I have a user group meeting today,
this list will overflow my mailbox if I don't check it several times a
day, rather than unsubscribe (which gives Jared heart attacks when he
thinks I'm leaving for good) I thought I'd try this.
See what happens when I try to
hm, now this might be good for a presentation when you come out in
December... want to do this as the keynote? EG
--- Tim Gorman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's backup day today so I'm pissed off. Being the BDBAFH,
however, does
have it's advantages. I reassign null to be the tape device -
10001Mb?
the uniform extent sizes map to what I'll be using as well. good to
know I'm not way off track
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We tend to use multiples of 1Gb and add 1 Mb to the file so that we
get
2001, 10001 Mb etc
Solaris 2.8
LMT uniform extents range from 64K to 20Mb
John
Yes, 10Gb datafiles.
I think we have a 35Gb datafile somewhere but I have not looked at that
database myself
John
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Sent: 26 September 2002 12:03
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
10001Mb?
the uniform extent sizes map to what I'll be using as well. good to
Title: OT: MIcrosoft Blackmail
Thomas,
Don't
get mad - remember, it's not personal, it's just "the
bidness".
Remember, sales-dweebs can say anything they want. If your
sales-dweeb-conversation person rolls-over for this MS sales-dweeb, then it's
your companies fault.
And
remember, it's
I tried for years to find a patch that would allow Forms 3.0 to work with
Oracle8.x.x. I think there is a path for NT, but none for Unix.
Time to bite the bullet and upgrade to Forms 4.5 or higher.
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Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 2:59 PM
To: Multiple recipients of
We have set it to 300on a 9012 RAC, no bad experiences, at-least
related to this setting yet.
Raj
__
Rajendra
Jamadagni
MIS, ESPN Inc.
Rajendra dot Jamadagni at ESPN dot
com
Any opinion expressed here is
personal and doesn't reflect
Datafile sizing affects the speed of backup and restore, since each datafile
can only be backed up or restored by one process at a time. As a result, I
try to keep datafiles at uniform sizes of 2-4 Gb max. How do such large and
variable-sized datafiles impact your backups and restores? Just
Title: OT: MIcrosoft Blackmail
What exactly is your problem?
Lets say that you are a factory that sells paper.
You need to buy a computer system.
One supplier also sell printers and the other advocate
paperless office.
All things being equal, which one will you give your
business to??
Remember, sales-dweebs can say anything they want. If your
sales-dweeb-conversation person rolls-over for this MS sales-dweeb, then
it's your companies fault.
And remember, it's a two-way street. The sales-dweeb can say anything he
wants to you, but you can call also - including telling
Title: OT: MIcrosoft Blackmail
Exactly.
In
other words, thank the MS-sales-dweeb for his time, and tell him "bye-bye now",
"no-more-sales-for-you".
Tom Mercadante Oracle Certified Professional
-Original Message-From: Yechiel Adar
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday,
For more information see
$ perldoc perlport
Not much more information, mind you, but at least a positive
statement that alarm is not implemented on Win32. This
document also describes all the other stuff without which I
can't believe an operating system can survive
Title: RE: Best Practice - Partitioned object, one partition per tablespace,
exactly - in the warehouse I am working on we have so much data over so many partitioned ranges (for the benefits of partition elimination) that it didn't make sense to create a separate part. in each tablespace plus
Hi,
I've been charged with coming up with automation scripts which will
migration
customer databases from Oracle 7.3.4 to Oracle 9i (35 databases in all).
As the databases aren't huge I was gonna go with the Export/Import option
(rather than MIG utility),
so I'm in the process of writing batch
If you want them to shut up and play nice(r) then I'd strongly
suggest having a few prominent G3's around on desktops and at
least one server (say file + print running Samba) with an RH
or SuSE sitcker on it next to the NT boxes on your rack. See
if that helps them understand your point of
Rachel - In the whitepaper How to Stop Defragmenting and Start Living,
they make a big deal under LMT about selecting specific extent sizes, and
those optimum sizes are different for Oracle 8i and Oracle 8. For Oracle 8i
the sizes are 128k, 4m, 128m. I couldn't follow the complete logic of why
I am visiting Oracle next week and will be getting a dog-and-pony show on Oracle 9i
and RAC (Real Application Clusters). Does anyone have any experience or comments on
this product/technology? Can you suggest some burning questions I can pose to Oracle
when we get the demos? This is a
Title: OT: MIcrosoft Blackmail
Well,
regardless of MS tactics, the
last paragraph reads: "Therefore, I support investigating SQL server, Biz Talk,
and dot Net, but I emphasize the word INVESTIGATING. "
What
is better than RD projects? At the end one wins no matter what.
Knowingmore does
Rahul -
What error messages are you getting??
I had similar problems a while back w/ OEM 2.2, but followed the steps
laid out in Oracle Enterprise Manager 101 (Oracle Press), and it worked
like a champ.
Brian
--
| Brian McGraw /* DBA */ Infinity
Tim,
I cannot speak for the 35Gb datafile which is a one-off but for the systems
where we have
datafiles files 4Gb we invariably use EDM to break a mirror and then
RMAN proxy against that.
The mirror is then kept off-line until we are ready to do the next backup.
At that point the mirror is
I also have a just curious question. Do most interchange the values 1000K
for 1M or 1000M for 1G? I try to be precise in my usage, but I guess that's
just the AR size of my personality. OK, I'll go find my pills now. ;) By
the way, we use a maximum size of 4Gb+8k file size but, I've never has
Allow me to add a true experience to the thread.
We had an Oracle Sales Droid who believed he could pull a significant number of
$$ out of us by playing hardball in a similar though not identical manner,
somewhere between 10 and 15 million of them. Well, we had him his manager in
for a
Specifically ask about RAC's performance with respect to platform. I saw a
demo that HP put on at a WOUG meeting where the NT cluster took 20-30
seconds to fail over. While this isn't earth-shattering, there was mention
made that Unix/Linux failover times only took about 1-2 seconds. Might be
Yechiel - But all things are NEVER equal. So companies end up doing stupid
things because of some larger motive. You end up buying crappy computers
because your boss thinks it will impress the CEO with how you are loyally
supporting someone that somehow supports your company.
Ironic isn't it.
Darren - Let me try to clarify my answer.
1. Yes, 800-meg is not really large with today's disk systems, so that
consolidation should be no problem.
2. If you are doing this type of consolidation, I think it would be a good
time for you to take as step back for broader perspective. Specifically,
What browser are you using? Perhaps you need to turn on Java/JS/cookies?
Just a thought...never had a problem with it myself on v3.
Rich Jesse System/Database Administrator
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Quad/Tech International, Sussex, WI USA
-Original
Glenn - I have a question you could ask. Oracle talks about how RAC will
allow Oracle to make better use of cheap computers. To me the weak point is
how much bandwidth you have between the nodes. If you have a gigabit fiber
optic connection between the nodes, it might work well, but suppose you
RAC isn't meant to be cheap. It is a fault-tolerant technology.
You cannot buy a Ferrari or Aston-Martin for $15,000 with only 2.5% APR.
As a matter of fact, when you are buying a red Ferrari, you are probably
not even going to mention APR. That is a difference between Ford Focus or
Dodge Neon
Title: OT: MIcrosoft Blackmail
you
obviously have not wasted enough time with tasks like this. they really
suck.
you
end up spinning your wheels for a week, all for nothing. your report ends
up on somebody's shelf someplace - never read. and 6 months later, they
ask the same questions.
Hello,
it is acknowledged that v$temp_space_header.blocks_free
mean ONLY that the blocks have 'never ever been used'
Can someone confirm if
v$temp_extent_pool.blocks_cached
is the 'real number of blocks available for sorting'?
How do we confirm this?
Observations
Our SAN has been setup as RAID5, so the use of single large
datafiles is probably the method I will go with, using the added
option of resizing once I read up on it some more :)
Darren
-Original Message-
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 8:13 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list
that is something I didn't consider, I will look into it further.
Thanks
Darren
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Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 5:48 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Is there a reason you can't just resize the existing file?
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Sent:
Rachel,
The godess (number 1)
(which gives Jared heart attacks when he thinks I'm leaving for good)
Not only Jared , but we all will miss your particpation as godess number 2
Lisa Rutland( I always forget her married name) already away from this list
for a while
Regards
Rafiq
Well, yes, that is one option. Can I issue an ALTER TABLE table MOVE to
the same tablespace, I wonder.
Thanks
Hemant
At 08:23 AM 25-09-02 -0800, you wrote:
Hemant,
If I understand your question correctly, trying using the alter table move
command and specify new values for pctfree and
Michael - I've done it both ways, and yes, it depends on how AR you wish to
be. You can convert everything to K and get pretty precise. Or you can
simply create the tablespace and datafile, then query the free space and
create your table accordingly. Of course LMT with uniform extents changes
the
Thanks Dennis
I was going to use LMT's, I didn't mention it in my email as I thought
it would be irrelevant to the question I was asking.
The first database in question to move is oracle financials 11.5.7 which
requires you to move to LMT's
Darren
-Original Message-
Sent: Thursday,
Yes, you can!
- Kirti
-Original Message-
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 11:34 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Well, yes, that is one option. Can I issue an ALTER TABLE table MOVE to
the same tablespace, I wonder.
Thanks
Hemant
At 08:23 AM 25-09-02 -0800, you
Yes, I think I need to test it for myself and see what I get.
As for the busy table in a production environment [24x7, so there's no time
to rebuild the table normally], I've put in a request for 30minutes downtime
[I am allowed an occassional 15 to 30 minutes every two months] to rebuild
the
Yes, I concur. RAC might be positioned as a cluster of cheap Intel/Linux
servers
but a true cluster isn't really cheap.
On Compaq Tru64 Cluster, we are going for a Memory Channel Interconnect
which, I understand, is even more expensive than Gigabit.
hemant
At 07:43 AM 26-09-02 -0800, you
Title: OT: MIcrosoft Blackmail
I view
a RD project not as"adding value to thebusiness",
buttraining for myself. Everytime I have participated on an RD
project I have learned a significant amount and have gained invaluable
experience!
If you
go in expecting to throw away all of your
Goddess:
The conclusions are correct. The OS must be configured to properly
handle the 64-bit architecture, thus, large files. The 32-bit limitation on
2GB files is still imposed unless this occurs. Although Oracle can
accommodate 2GB files, you must have the OS handle the outside Oracle
If you are an Oracle DBA With SAP experience looking for a stable company
where you can work within a great team environment, this company in Toledo,
Ohio
is the place for you. This Fortune 500 employer has experienced steady
growth over
the hundred years it has been in business and is looking
Yes you can move within the same tablespace.
I had to do this when one of the other developers created a table with the default
pctfree. Updates were causing rows to chain, so I issued the alter table move command
with a new pctfree. Rebuilt the indexes and analyzed the table again and so
I think it's very possible. Run the Universal Installer once
(interactively). Tar up the stuff under the product directory (all
subdirectories including jre and 9.2.0.1).
Now you can use the tar file to install to another machine. Write a wrapper
script that untars your image.
I recommend
To which I would add... downtime and losing data can be very expensive so
given the alternative, if you need fault tolerance and scalability then
maybe it is cheap by comparison.
-Original Message-
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 11:14 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Dennis,
True, a 2/3 node clusters ain't that cheap. But to achieve high
availability
the other choice is to buy a high end server like Sun E10k or the newer
ones. And I think the 2/3 node clusters are cheap compare to those big
iron boxes and you get a very good availability and scalability
Or do I need to talk with our networking group about the firewall? This
link, taken directly from the Metalink My Headlines page, errors out for
me with could not locate remote server:
http://gts214.us.oracle.com:8000/images/metalink/usaeng/navbar/metalink/nav_
library_off.gif
TIA!
Rich
--
Title: extremely long parse time
why would a query take 148 seconds to
parse? It is a two way union
where the first half is going against all_tables
and the second half is a join
between all_indexes and all_ind_columns.
The shared pool has 50M large parts of it are
free. I generated a
Title: OT: MIcrosoft Blackmail
Don't you
think that the constant search for the nirvana of us all - a perfect solution to
somebody else's problems includes pulling off the shelf that report written a
long time ago?
In
addition,reports are just side effects of "knowing
better". Are they
Well as long as we are being AR...Don't you mean DEC/Compaq/HP
:-)
-Original Message-
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 11:34 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
I also have a just curious question. Do most interchange the values 1000K
for 1M or 1000M for 1G? I try to be
I have a ZX3 Focus (lady driven, low mileage, autumn red) which I gladly exchange for
a Ferrari (any colour) or Aston-Martin (only racing green). Are you interested?
-Original Message-
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 12:03 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
RAC isn't meant
I HAVE read the Data Guard Concepts and Administration manual
(repeatedly)and will re-read it several more times.
Questions:
1. Any other publications, articles, white papers to follow up on?
2. Has anybody implemented this (9.2 on AIX with IBM Shark storage) and with
what level of
lady-driven?
- Original Message -
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 11:55 AM
I have a ZX3 Focus (lady driven, low mileage, autumn red) which I gladly
exchange for a Ferrari (any colour) or Aston-Martin (only racing green). Are
so i took the first 2 stories and put them on
http://www.oracle-dba.com/bdbafh
nothing pretty, maybe i'll mess with it later today, text only so
far.
feel free to submit your part of the on-going saga to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
joe
I've thought for some time now that DBA's are the pragmatist's of IT.
We fit everywhere, and nowhere.
My boss is still trying to figure out what I do. ;)
Jared
Robson, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
09/26/2002 02:13 AM
Please respond to ORACLE-L
To:
Inka, I don't have a Ferrari, but if my Ford Taurus would
qualify, let me know. 110,000 miles, majority of them on highway miles,
driver likes to push the pedal to the medal occasionally.
Metallic blue.
-Original Message-
From: Inka Bezdziecka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
Hello All,
We are in the process of upgrading a database from 8.0.6 to 8.1.7. The
upgrade is not a problem. We have been asked to come out with a fast
rollback strategy in case we have to fall back, say after a week, to the
8.0.6 database with no data loss. Any fresh ideas?
Thanks
Raj
--
Checking the syntax? I had a friend ones, who used to say that I had a heavy accent
even when I wrote. So there.
Well,
more and more often B'essDBAFH-driven straight to the nuthouse.
Ladies drive to an insane asylum. Am I correct?
-Original Message-
Sent: Thursday, September 26,
Title: OT: MIcrosoft Blackmail
Speaking of RD, what about the eWeek article about how M$ is going
to pump $3,000,000,000.00 into MS Office? They want to achieve
$20,000,000,000.00 per year in revenue on MSOffice alone. Seems like they want
to dominate the desktop with more that just theO/S
Hi all:
I'm getting the following errors when trying to
do an arch backup against the database:
ORA-19587: error occurred reading 512 bytes at block
number 1
ORA-27091: skgfqio: unable to queue I/O
IBM AIX RISC System/6000 Error: 2: No such file or
directory
Additional information: 1
ORA-06512:
and DDBA, and ODBA, and DA, and DM, and DWA, and DWM
... any more?
-Original Message-
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 2:37 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Have you gone through what's the difference between an application DBA and
a database DBA? yet?
Regards,
Patrice
NM...it's back...
Rich
-Original Message-
From: Jesse, Rich
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 12:19 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: Metalink problems loading images?
Or do I need to talk with our networking group about the
firewall? This
link, taken
As long as we are sure to acknowledge the authorship of
Simon Traviglia (sp?), the original author of BOFH...
There are several websites posting the BOFH saga;
search by the keyword "bofh" on www.google.com to get the correct spelling of
Simon's last name...
- Original Message -
1. Do not use any 8.1.7 specific features after the upgrade.
2. Take a cold backup while at 8.1.7
3. Run the downgrade script from $O_H/rdbms/admin directory (d0800060.sql).
4. Backup
5. Rollback your changes to all other scripts/files ($O_H, listener file
etc..etc..)
Best approach:
Create a
Title: RE: Degrade a database??
I can't think of any better way to back out of anything other than
a restore from disk or tape.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 2:48 PM
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Jared,
My boss is still trying to figure out what I do. ;)
It happens everywhere with DBA's specially when systems are running without
any serious issuesbecause of your experience and
pro-activeness. It may happens may be bad marketing by DBA's of their
work
Regards
Rafiq
Nothing wrong with dominating as long as the rule the better product
wins is followed (i.e. not through foul play like forcing Dell or HP to
bundle MSOffice or else they can't sell MSWindows with their PC's).
ltiu
Orr, Steve wrote:
Speaking of RD, what about the eWeek article about how M$
For those of you who don't know, i've put in place a plan to leave the
oracle field and move back into the medical field, saying that, i've decided to
offload the oracle-dba.com domain that i purchased quite a few years ago.
Its on ebay with a starting price of .01 with a reserve price. If
Hi Kurth
This is from Johannes that is not on the oracle-l mailing list.
I have no knowlegde about patch 380665 but I have a happy customer
running Forms 3.0 (version Version 3.0.16.12 from the Oracle 7.2.3
installation CD) in an Oracle 7.2.3 home on Sun Solaris (SunOS 5.7),
with TWO_TASK
email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] as I'll be out
of office and away from this acct for a few days.
joe
What's the reserve price?
ltiu
JOE TESTA wrote:
For those of you who don't know, i've put in place a plan to leave the
oracle field and move back into the medical field, saying that, i've
decided to offload the oracle-dba.com domain that i purchased quite a
few years ago.
Its on
I would like to know.
-Original Message-From: JOE TESTA
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002
4:11 PMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubject:
OT: oracle-dba.com up for sale on ebay.com
For those of you who don't know, i've put in place a plan
Yeah, I saw that one and thought how hard can that be?. Just raise license
fees again. What are corporations going to do? Switch to StarOffice? Do that
and all the users will insist that they much have pure MS.
Dennis Williams
DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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Do you use ODBC to download data to say, EXCEL? The following will be of interest
http://www.ciac.org/ciac/bulletins/m-127.shtml
Ian Macgregor
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
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I was wondering if anyone would be interested in me posting one chapter from
Oracle9i RMAN Backup and Recovery
by Mathew Hart and Myself. I don't want to just force it on you all, or make
it seem like a marketing ploy. So, if there
are enough folks interested in me doing so, I will, and if you
and set COMPATIBLE = 8.0.6 to keep out new features.
Henry
-Original Message-
Kirti
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 3:18 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
1. Do not use any 8.1.7 specific features after the upgrade.
2. Take a cold backup while at 8.1.7
3. Run the
Since I plan to buy the book, I would be very interested in previewing it.
Thanks
Dennis Williams
DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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Hand
I was wondering if anyone would be
Dennis,
Actually migrating to StarOffice is pretty simple. We would have done so a
year ago, but the mail package we're using would not budge. Damn Lotus.
Dick Goulet
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Author: DENNIS WILLIAMS [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 9/26/2002
I say post it. We are the benefactors. If the list owner says go for it
then post it anyway regardless as I know many folks would be very grateful.
Rick
Robert,
Please I would like to preview it. I am a big fan of RMAN.
Bonnie Finke
Globitech Inc.
Sherman, TX
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Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 3:31 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Hand
I was wondering if anyone would be interested in me posting one
Go ahead and post it. If we don't like it, haven't a clue why, we'll flame you.
Simple?? *-)
Dick Goulet
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Author: Freeman; Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 9/26/2002 12:30 PM
I was wondering if anyone would be interested in me
All...
Is there a method by which I can select the next x values from a
sequence from dual? I've searched Google and OraFAQs.com, but I can't
seem to make any hits on my search request. TIA
Gary Chambers
//-
// Lucent Technologies GIO/Unix
// 4 Robbins
I agree, post it. If someone doesn't want it, they can hit the ol delete key. But it
is truly up to the list-owner.
Gene
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/26/02 05:33PM
I say post it. We are the benefactors. If the list owner says go for it
then post it anyway regardless as I know many folks would be
Then there's OpenOffice. Very nice. http://www.openoffice.org - I use it
regularly and have had no problems.
Scott Shafer
San Antonio, TX
210.581.6217
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 4:28 PM
To: Multiple
Gary Chambers wrote:
All...
Is there a method by which I can select the next x values from a
sequence from dual? I've searched Google and OraFAQs.com, but I can't
seem to make any hits on my search request. TIA
Gary Chambers
//-
// Lucent
Has anyone found a way to use linux as a client to Oracle Applications? The self
service stuff runs
just fine but the Oracle Forms requires that damnable jinit. This is the only problem
left before I
can give MS the big Heave Ho.
Ron Thomas
Hypercom, Inc
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Each new user of a
Does anyone consider it essential to put indexes
on Foreign Keys or is it just an option to safeguard
against the rare possiblity of a deadlock ?
Is this possibility real and have you seen it happen ?
I am one who does not want to create a foreign index
as their is already one wih a leading
Anyone using NETIQ for monitoring Windows and Unix servers. ? How is
it compare to OEM tools ?
I will appreciate your comments and inputs.
thanks
Manmohan.
Tired of all the SPAM in your inbox? Switch to LYCOS MAIL PLUS
I'm not leaving. I was going to be away for the day and this list
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--- Mohammad Rafiq [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rachel,
The godess (number 1)
(which gives Jared heart attacks when he thinks I'm leaving for good)
Not only Jared ,
Is the requirement that all datafiles be the same size a business
requirement?
I guess that having all datafiles the same size would be useful if you need
to move them to other platters. Do you have multiple physical devices to
move your datafiles around in?
If you only have a single RAID
Bad sales Dweeb. No more doughnuts for you!
Mad about money my name might suggest,
But good taste about nothing describes me the best.
Mercadante,
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