ut i need to know the complete procedure. would you know the
complete statement and procedure to generate control files. do we have
to change the db/sid name ?
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On Sat, 23 Nov 2002, Arup Nanda wrote:
Well, system does not do a shutdown abort. Oracle finds a problem and
then
instance aborts.
A few things you can do here.
(1) See if a trace file is generated around that time in user_dump_dest
, tables, populate control tables, etc and then refresh it
from the regular sources. This works out to be longer but less expensive.
HTH.
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this, not from
other cleint machines.
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Date: Fri, 22 Nov 2002 23:43:43 -0800
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and service in a command prompt window using oradim
comamnd. I am not sure of the options; but the oradim command gives a help.
At some point you would hit a problem that is decipherable. Please let us
know what came out of it.
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The number is more than the numwidth specified. Try this
SQL set numwidth 13
SQL select trn_id from trnid;
Your numwidth is perhpas defined as 9; so anything of more precision is
displayed as exponetial notation; internally all numbers are stored the
same.
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Ruth,
If you mean the operating system process id, it's in v$session field
PROCESS.
the following will tel you the oracle server process
select spid
from v$process p, v$session s
where s.sid = your sid from v$session
and p.addr = s.paddr
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the constraint but rather to
design a better index.
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I am trying to find out what indexes are in the database only for
performance
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Gurus,
Desperately need some ideas to solve this one
Title: RE: export in full mode but exclude particular user?
It's the same - exu81obj and exu8usr.
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Title: Dynamic views
Sure, You can write
an INSTEAD OF trigger on the view that inserts into the right table.
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. Have you tried this:
select ... from ... where trunc(datefield1) =
'01.10.1950'
or
select .. from .. where datefield1 between
'01.10.1950' and '02.10.1950'
Hop this helps.
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