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Terry,I've seem LMT's used in standby db's without a problem. As a matter offact, if you ever want to use the standby in read-only mode, the temptablespace needs to be a LMT, otherwise any query resulting in a sort todisk will fail.Gary KirshNext Extent,
The script probably needs to set up the oracle environment variables before it will work. Try this.
1) In the oraenv script that's either in /opt/bin or /usr/local/bin depending on your platform, look for the comment that says "Install any custom code here" and insert right after itthefollowing
If you're going to split a table into multiple tables, then exchange them for partitions, why not just create the partitioned table and copy the original table right into that? I'd only use the "exchange" route when converting partitioned views into a partitioned table.
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the entire index to be rebuilt. Local indexes still need to be rebuilt, but they reduce the impact of such operations to one partition.
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I would agree with that as well. For such a large company I would have to say that they have one of the worst web pages in the history of web pages. I have seen second year students at The New
I'm considering the switch from Oracle Names to Oracle Internet Directory. One feature I liked about names was the dynamic discovery. Does dynamic discovery also work with OID? For example if one of my databases fails over to another machine in it's cluster, the names server is automatically
Thanks for all the information Greg. One more question. What's an oracle names proxy? I thought names was going away entirely in 9i.
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A while back someone posted a method for determining which shared memory segments belonged to an instance. Can someone repost that and CC me? Thanks.Do You Yahoo!?
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I ran into a situation this week where a session was waiting for results from a failed db link and holding a lock (library cache pin) on the sql it was executing. It never detected the failure and hung waiting for a reply on the link. This caused the pin to be help indefinitely too, which caused
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You use the orapwd utility to change the remote internal password on unix. The default file name is $ORACLE_HOME/dbs/orapw$ORACLE_SID. Also, when you log in as internal locally, you don't need a password as long as the id you log in with is part of the dba unix group.
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We need to move a 700g Oracle DW from SGI IRIX64 (SGI's 64 bit unix) to AIX and upgrade it from 7.3.3 to 8.1.7 at the same time. Anyone got any suggestions on how to do this quickly? I'd rather only use exp/imp as a last resort because it'll be so slow.
One idea we've thought about is to:1. Backup
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What's the current recommendation for gathering statistics on system schema
objects like SYS, and OUTLN? Are they still saying not to do it? I am on
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on Linux runs as multiple processes
, unlike Oracle on Windows which runs as one big process. Does this
mean each Oracle process on Linux can access 3GB of memory? So that in
the end the whole of Oracle can actually use greater than 3GB of memory?
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+ archivelogs = duplicate database??
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It's possible. I've heard of this happening before
and the recommendation was to clear out the listener.log file. There are a
couple of ways to clear out that file. One is to stop the listener and delete
it. The other is to cat /dev/null to it (i.e. cat /dev/null listener.log).
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BTW is 9i lite just a database engine for PDAs, or does it allow you to
administer databases over a network from a PDA?
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Hmm, I'm not having any trouble getting to it.
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of failover for high availability. How did you get around it?
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then. But of course
you can wait for EM in 10i which is browser based, so that should be
able to run in the pocket version of internet explorer
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