Title: RE: Which index need rebuilding?
You are correct; drop and recreate the tablespace
and don't do anything at UNIX level, as the contents of the logical volume
(a.k.a. raw device) will just be overwritten...
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Bug #564434, logged against 7.3.3, is not "visible"
on MetaLink, but it displayed a lovely row between Oracle Support (advocating
the customer logging a TAR) and Oracle Development (paraphrased
here):
Support: Setting ALL_ROWS or
FIRST_ROWS forced the use of CBO, which performs poorly
://jeremy.zawodny.com/mysql/managing-mysql-replication.html
(there are more presentations in that directory)
PostgreSQL is also worth trying, especially if you need stored procedures
(MySQL doesn't have them yet).
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How is it possible to avoid soft parse ?
When I open a cursor it is hard parsed and soft parsed
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You'd need to do something likethis under the
SYS account:
SQL create view v_$dual
2 as
3 select dummy
4 from x$dual
5 where inst_id =
userenv('INSTANCE');
View created.
SQL grant select on v_$dual to
public;
Permission granted.
SQL create public synonym
I think that you are pushing the app owners in exactly the right direction.
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Tim,
Thanks for your reply.
Basically I think that this was a mistake on someones
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I take exception to the age thing here. Yes, I remember rewriting
the MVS procs for Oracle's MVS implementation because they never checked
to see if MPM was running in the background task manager of SDSF
Title: using stored procedures from pro*c
It is meaningless. PL/SQL blocks handle their
own cursors within a single cursor employed by PRO*C, so the contents of
"sqlca.sqlerrd[2]" are likely leftover from a previous call? You may have
gotten the value you wanted in one version, but I
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...from http://www.gksoft.com/a/fun/unix-c-hoax.html...
Creators admit: UNIX and C Hoax!
In an announcement that has stunned the computer industry, Ken Thompson,
Dennis Ritchie, and Brian Kernighan admitted that the Unix operating system and
C programming language created by them is an
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Tim,
I think your observation is correct, every Apps logon
does create two sessions. How is that affecting the
size of the server process? Do you mean the size is
the sum of the two sessions? In glance, most of the
memory size came out of the data segment of the
process.
Jos
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type re-casting too. In other words, be assured that VARIANT is not the
only way to get the job done, and might prove unpopular anyway...
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Sure. Whatever. Whaddya say we get back to work and talk techie stuff and
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, but
he is not infallible and he (and his staff) can certainly be off the mark...
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unix
Tim,
It is my understanding that Oracle's stocks have gone
up and down wildly several
where spid =
oracleSID-processID)
Plug in the PID for the server process into
"oracleSID-processID" where you are seeing the large RSS.
If you do get two rows back from the query, then
this might be an explanation for the increased size?
Hope this helps...
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Regarding this question, I like to use the
following story...
One day, the king ordered that a census be
taken. He wanted to know how much money he could expect to collect in
taxes.
He called together all the dukes and
duchesses in the kingdom and ordered them each to count
of this is
how we say it works presentations vs this is how it works out in the
real world presentations
IOUG has almost all user presentations, so they are more real world
applicable.
If I had to choose only one, it would be IOUG.
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If you don't mind SHUTDOWN and then STARTUP NOMOUNT
in order to run CREATE CONTROLFILE, then the methods are pretty much
equivalent. Often, though, uptime requirements don't permit that
luxury...
If you are using RMAN with NOCATALOG, then CREATE
CONTROLFILE candestroy some valuable
).
~
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Try the following which will give the number of line in the file
cat filename | wc -l
You might find this interesting:
http://www.ling.helsinki.fi/~reriksso/unix/award.html#cat
:-)
Tim.
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Alexandre,
I beg to differ.
You have assumed, in the complete absence of any information, that he has an
I/O problem. He might. He also might not. He should look first, before
leaping.
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Yup.Talking aboutusing STATSPACK
with Oracle Apps...
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Is anyone on this list going to attend the TCOUG
leaping.
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Ravi,
Make sure you have at least 5-10 redo log groups. That's depends on
your
workload. You also may need to increase their size
) FROM
DBA_TABLES WHERE BUFFER_POOL = 'KEEP' would give you an idea, if you've
analyzed the tables recently...
Hope this helps
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The degree is 4 and it is cached via
, where
n is 100 or less...
Alternatively, if you are not using SQL*Plus, then you can change the buffer
size using DBMS_OUTPUT.ENABLE(n), where n is the size...
Hope this helps...
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to allow the output to come out, and then compare
spooled output. Nothing stops an argument faster than proof...
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Hi Tim,
Thanks for the response
:-). Also, there are several white papers on the http://www.oraperf.com
site which explain the methodology of response time analysis using the
YAPP report which might help; click on the link for white papers in the
left-hand navigation bar...
Hope this helps...
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question before
restoring over it, just out of caution. Or, if you know how, rename the
datafile and restore it from backup to the new location. Either way, don't
wipe out the datafile with the corruption if you can help it...
Hope this helps...
-Tim
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I personally prefer to have it set, but I think the
reasoning against setting it has to do with allowing rollback segments to "find
themselves"... :-)
In other words, it is based on the idea that space
allocation (and deallocation) for rollback segment extents is unnecessary and
harmful.
Is there any scope for tuning NON-network client-server communication?
Where the client and Oracle server are on the same machine and don't
communicate via the network?
Are Net8 tuning parameters like SDU size still relevant?
Tim.
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eye. If I said
something and he nodded, the angels sang hosannas and the sun shone
brightly. If I said something and he frowned or squinted and tilted his
head, I almost fell over. Absolutely nerve-wracking! Oh well, that which
doesn't kill you...
Thanks for the info!
-Tim
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to be installed (i.e.
servlets on the app server).
JDBC Thin has some nasty quirks beyond not populating V$SESSION properly.
For example, if a database object or a cursor should go invalid for any
reason, a thin driver cannot handle the problem as an OCI driver can...
Just some food for thought...
-Tim
days.
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Tim,
I rebuilt the rollback segments without OPTIMAL in one case because the
shrinks were causing ORA-1555's at bad times. I have a procedure that
is scheduled via
and warn of the consequences of disabling
redo logging (i.e. database corruption if not shutdown normally for any
reason)...
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Hi Tim
Yes, I have tried the _disable_logging
Have you considered setting _DISABLE_LOGGING = TRUE
instead? It could be just as disastrous... ;-)
Buying an NVRAM unit would probably be more sensible, since
at least then you have some probability of the file-system
on such a unit surviving node failure or restart.
I don't use Informatica,
with external
process reading the oracle logs (online redo logs)
My experience is
that they do nothing for free.
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\01BAFF486..,
10485760) = 10485760
0.1074 write(4, \0\00386\0\0A0\01BAFF486..,
10485760) = 10485760
But isn't this a moot point - I'm pretty sure SSTIOMAX
is fixed at 1M for all 'current' Oracle versions
Cheers
Connor
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We have a AIX server with Oracle 8.1.7 installed. The language is set to
ISO8859-1 English US.
We want to change the language to French for testing purposes.
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I always thought it was for separating
instance-specific parameters from database-specific parameters in an OPS
environment. At least, that's one place where it is very useful to have
separate files. Of course, it was a matter of style whether "config.ora"
was the database-level one or
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tenance, rbs segment
maintenance, etc. But you are right to point out (so right) that a
multi-row update by a single SQL on the source results in individual updates
on the target. That's a little nugget that the marketing folks left out
of their 30% claim.
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Thanks!
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The IO buffer size is the maximal size of a single, atomic disk IO,
usually
either 128k or 256k. All IO requests larger
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(online redo logs)
Hello Tim and Rachel
There is band width problem. The line is 256K (we are checking upgrade to
512k).
The database, during peek time produce 10MB of logs every 2-3 minutes.
On this line it will take 7-8 minutes to pass 10MB if the line was
dedicate
and it is not dedicated
The X$BH table is a view into the Buffer Cache
which has a column OBJ which can be joined to the OBJ$ table (a.k.a. DBA_OBJECTS
view) via the column DATAOBJ# (a.k.a. column DATA_OBJECT_ID in
DBA_OBJECTS). But for rollback segments, the OBJ column needs some special
treatment, so I wouldn't
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ually like to set OPTIMIZER_INDEX_CACHING
to "90" to better reflect the real behavior of index blocks with respect to
the Buffer Cache. What are the settings of these?
The tables and indexes involved appear to be
analyzed, because the AUTOTRACE output shows what looks like valid
s
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I am configuring TAF on oracle 8.1.7 (solaris). I was just wondering
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If I understand you correctly, you are referring to
"RAW" EMC storage as the shared storage array accessible from all nodes in the
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If so, then putting the tablespaces on that
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, it is possible that something inside the Oracle-managed portion
of PRO*C is doing the same, but if there is any presence of malloc() in
their code, it is almost certainly self-inflicted. It is the first thing to
check before blaming PRO*C or Oracle...
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Well, it's time to call for the cavalry.
I have a table where the optimizer stubbornly insists on doing full table
scans for practically every
is a fast moving target. August 2001 is a long time ago in it's history.
For example, the InnoDB table type now supports foreign keys.
Tim.
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