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that I work with is under 100 GB.
A File size of 2000 MB scare me, bugs in the past with
2 GB files.
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my
sysadmin tells me (after
checking with MS).
Yechiel Adar
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Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 6:49 PM
Subject: Re: NT - Win2K causes
Mladen,
Tread lightly on the "solar flares" my friend.
Last time we had some severe flares, 2 of my client sites lost their air conditioning units, which resulted in media failures. Hadn't had any air conditioning outages in at least 3 years at sites. Just a strange (circumstantial) coincidence,
how scary would it be to arrive at the exam, and the inquisitioner is dressed as Gandalf.
Right after he hands out the exam he slams his staff to the floor and screams
"NONE SHALL PASS".
I'm looking forward to the midnight showing of LOTR - ROTK tomorrow night.
The movie is 3 hours, 42 minutes -
Nuno,
The whole thing is an extravagant waste.
I beg to differ.
When I ask for 2 external storage units of 14 drives apiece (DAS), and they look at me like I obviously have no clue about their intentions of a 3 drive RAID something other than 10 config, a configuration that they can download
what's really helpful about these, are the server tweaks made (if you deploy on win32).
check out http://www.tpc.org/results/FDR/TPCC/dell_2650_261103_fdr.pdf
Pg 170 - there's a list of all of the services that are disabled/stopped - 24 in all.
Pg 224 - the section of the MS diagnostics report
John,
Oracle publishes reference material available on OTN.
You can sign up for an account on http://otn.oracle.com, where you can find their documentation and articles.
for example:
Configuring Oracle Recovery Manager
http://otn.oracle.com/oramag/oracle/02-nov/o62support.html
or the RMAN
All,
This sounds wy too familiar to me.
My (blind) guess is that sql*net round trips is killing performance.
System-wide could indicate this, but, as Jared states, trace out a specific session, and grab the session-specific info from v$sesstat, before and after.
We brute forced the issue of
Paula,
since you use the export utility - patch to 9.2.0.4.
a full export will throw an error in 9.2.0.3, on W2K and on RH 8.0.
regarding security, I haven't yet applied the 8.1.7.4.13 patchset (its not yet available) or the SSL-related issues in Oracle Security Alert #62. but the patchset
if you have compatible set to 8.1.7, I'll bet that optimizer features from 9.2.0 aren't available.
you would have to decide if you want to use the 9.2 CBO or the 8.1.7 CBO.
The only reason that I can think of that you'd want to use the 8.1.7 CBO is if your code ran well in 8.1.7 and some
Has anyone kicked the tires on RH AS 3.0?
There is a strong possibility that in a migration early next year, that a client wants to move off of MS w2k adv svr and onto either RH AS or SLES (they are an HP (compaq) shop).
It seems like a bad idea to start them off on RH AS 2.1 now, when they likely
Mark,
MS w2k3 server supports large memory in the standard product, advanced edition not required.For me,those (client) systems are still in acceptance testing, and I have not yet actually run them with a process memory 2 GB. I'll let you know after I do, sounds like a good test for a rainy
Maybe they should rename the product Petadata.
If they did, then its a good thing that they didn't name it "TeraFile".
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Thursday, December 11, 2003, 5:14:26 PM, Ryan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:R very nice. what is teradata? I never hear that dbms
Paula,
I hope that you are just confused.
AFAIK, if you have created a database with a locally managed system tablespace, that you cannot set compatible to anything lower than 9.0.1.
Ok, you can set it, but oracle will complain during instance startup and you won't have a database instance to
I'm guessing that you removed the monitor, keyboard and mouse, disabled terminal services, removed it from the domain, unbound NetBIOS from TCP/IP and shut down all of the non-required services (especially "Server")- and - put a penguin sticker on the front of it, so that people thought it was a
Mark,
My guess is, that the new OS re-instated the file system caching.
By default, 41% (yes, it should have been 42%) of physical memory will be allocated to filesystem caching, as W2K thinks it a fileserver(and domain controller, web server, print server, etc) until you tell it otherwise.
This
Hi.
tar already opened - awaiting feedback.
W2K Adv Svr Sp4
Oracle 9i R2 Std Ed 9.2.0.4
NTFS 5.0 filesystem
Dell 2650, PERC3/Di controller, writeback caching enabled
qa database, not a huge deal at the moment.
I have a backup controlfile, but would rather not open resetlogs, as there is a remote
Bill,
There are several bugs out there in exp.exe land.
my current favorite is the ORA-00907 that shows up when importing (8.1.7.4 - just hit this one again last night).
my second favorite is the ORA-00942 that appears when exporting (9.2.0.3 - fixed in 9.2.0.4).
neither of these seem to be what
Hi.
The 2 GB process limit kicks in well under 2 * 1024 *1024 * 1024.
its between 1.7 and 1.8 GB.
I'm quite familiar with hitting it in win32, as large memory support was not enabled in every 8.1.7.x patchset. Large memory support sure works great in 9.2.0.4.
W2K3 Server (not Advanced) ships
, and still stay up. Even more beneficial, in the RAID 01 if you lose on drive, you will lose 50% of read throughput. Losing a single drive in the RAID 10 will cost you about 10% throughput. If Matthew Zito is still here, he can no doubt enlighten us with no end of detail on the subject. Jared
Paul
10% throughput. If Matthew Zito is still here, he can no doubt enlighten us with no end of detail on the subject. Jared
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Dell was perfectly happy to configure the following for me on a CX200 unit:
(2 trays of 15 drives, 1 tray 36 GB 15K, 1 tray 73 GB 10K, 1 hot spare per tray)
3 x RAID 1 for online redo logs (members a,b,c, 6 drives total)
2 x RAID 01 for datafiles (8 drives each, 16 drives total)
1 x RAID 1
Hey! that looks like my switch_logfile proc (scheduled with dbms_job), which I still like better than archive_lag_target (except that it only looks at the first character being an 'S')
Why generate a log every half hour over the weekend?
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Saminathan,
How dare you post such a message with that subject line.
Here is my response, which you will not appreciate highly:
read the fscking manual.
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96521/secure.htm#2193
how does oracle address it?
by having it as configurable
dead connection detection is supposed to work on 9.2.0.4, but I can't seem to find any docs on this. has anyone exmained this?
thanks,
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Tim,
Oracle has even produced a "developer's release" of Oracle9.2 for Mac OS X, downloadable from OTN.
that was released in Sept 2002.
releases of 8.1.6 and 8.1.7 were supposed to be released for production usage, according to articles floated by Bob Shrimpi. Those never happened.
What do you
Mladen,
If you are not currently running Enterprise Edition, they are indeed very expensive indexes. :D
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Debian.
http://www.debian.org/social_contract
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Joe Testa scribbled on the wall in glitter crayon: And now novell is eating up Suse, http://www.slashdot.org 8:45A today. joeso now that Linux has "made it" are we going to have a Linux provider meltdown?
developer-oriented Fedora Project, which is a free download.
http://www.computerworld.com/newsletter/0,4902,86827,00.html?nlid=AM
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think it off topic here, as many of us use it to run Oracle. And there is usually far too much garbage as /. to get involved in the discussions, at least IMO. Jared
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Arif,
I have not tried this particular arragement (9.2 listener, 7.3.4 db) but,
The current Oracle 9i Release 2 (9.2.0.4) listener would be the recommended listener to use. If you do not want to install that version, please use the 8.1.7 listener with the 8.1.7.4.1 and 8.1.7.4.12 patchsets
Shibu,
How can i check the "health" of archive logs ??
apply them to a standby database. daily. grep the alert logs for errors.
If you have 2 servers with adequate storage space, have standby databases for each database on the other server. use one set of scripts, all using environment
I recall seeing a "command center database" in the book
Oracle 8i DBA Handbook by Loney, Theriault.
chapter 6 - Managing multiple databases.
its a start. I haven't read the 9i version.
Rachel,
were there any improvements to it?
Paul"Loughmiller, Greg" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll throw
solar flares?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/archive/21961.html
where is that excuse calendar, when I need it?
Pd
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Richard,
Are you sure that you are targeting your diagnostic efforts appropriately?
If all users are using dedicated servers, then each trace file should only have the info for one session. If your interval for a statspack report is an entire week, its going to be pretty tough to find the
Mitchell,
It would be most helpful if you supplied the Oracle Server version info.
You may have simply had legitimately 190 users connected.
You may have a problem with sessions being disconnected by the client that are not being terminated properly. It is a known issue that support for dead
$resource_limit after I reset processes No to 250. andsaw the No. is up and stable to 110 process. I will keep monitor it and make sure all session disconnected.
I wonder if processes is set to higher, any impact to memory or resource usage?
Mitchell
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Cary,
I detoured from the new Tom Kytebook after chapter 4 to read your test through.
chapter 6 of the tom kyte book might have been a better band aid for me at the moment, but - I finally (4 weeks after the issue was raised) got a user to let me know when he was going to run a posting routine.
Pete,
I remember trying to read an 8.1.7.3 database on w2k (ntfs)from a Suse Linux 7.1 install (dual boot). In theory, it was supposed to work.
In practice, it hanged the system.
Rachel, someday, I'll get LILO on that box to default into windows so that you don't have to catch it during bootup.
Ryan,
I do not recall seeing a single dy/dx or integrand in the text.
Thetype of math that he used, I saw in high school, and that was in the US, at a public school. Cary easily could have used "real" math to prove his points. He didn't. He used graphical methods, visual basic and intuition. But
how about using tablespaces UMDOTBS (instead of UNDOTBS) and SYTSEM?
thanks for the laugh.
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This is because "ENABLE STORAGE IN ROW" is the default, which meansthat oracle will store the first 4000 bytes in the original block.The first part of a LOB is,
ctually end, then? The reason I ask is that the word from Ken Jacobs in September was that 8i would only be supported through the end of this calendar year. This is incredibly relevant information, for I will have to guide my clients accordingly. Regards, Melanie -----Original Message- From:
would anyone care to take a whack at this?
thanks.
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sorry about posting that not under its own thread.
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Ron,
Its highly likely that if you were to open a TAR on this, that the analyst would recite the following:
"please apply the currently supported patchset" - which would be 8.1.7.4.1.
Unfortunately, there are numerous security fixes that have been made available that are not in a full patchset
Gaja,
No cups in this analogy?
I'm thoroughly dissappointed.
I would have liked the idea of a twelve pack that can only provide one can at a time, vs. 2 six packs that could each provide a beer.
Paul
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Pete,
I readyour paper before I turned auditing on (in the first place). I've spent many an evening reading papers posted on your site and on the sans.org site.
I haven't picked up your book in awhile, but I'm due to do so in updating our install docs for Oracle 9i on w2k3 svr. Has content been
http://www.crn.com/sections/BreakingNews/dailyarchives.asp?ArticleID=44997
Oracle Standard Edition One, based on the current Oracle 9i code, will cost $5,995 and is limited to use on one-processor servers, the company said. Alternatively, it can be sold for $195 per named user with a minimum of
Ron,
one could include that directory in the path, then you would not have to provide the path in the command.
Pd"Smith, Ron L." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to issue the following command in SQL*PLUS but it doesn't like the space between 'program' and 'files'.
Can anyone tell me how
it raises the DBA's blood pressure by 50 mm Hg.
if found, it prevents the user from having an unlocked account.
if found, it is possible that it gets the user a termination notice.
you're in the sys schema for what purpose?
testing recovery from dictionary corruption?
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In what cases does the SERIAL# need to be used?
orakill.
sqlnet.expire_timeout did not work on NT for 8.1.7.
garbage middle-tier apps that don't close
connections
require the use of orakill
and I ended up here:
http://oraperf.veritas.com/index.html
Hmm. so now Veritas has the statspack reports that I uploaded previously.
I don't know what to think.
Maybe they'll see the source code, and the sales staff will think - "too far gone for any of our utils" and leave me alone?
Pd
Do you
Hi.
I just wanted to plug the use of auditing.
By simply enabling audit session, I detemined that users that were accessing a database via a vpn connection were being timed out (LOGOFF BY CLEANUP). It wasn't the application that was causing the apparent hangs, it was the network. How bout that?
I thought that I saw something posted somewhere recently concerning the TNS listener SDU setting an support for non-2k sizes with dynamic registration in 9.2.0.4.
Must have seen it late night, can't track it down.
Has anyone come across this?
At 2 sites, it was a choice between connect-time
Melanie,
Yes - in the appendix, there was a direct hit on the SDU setting working with 9.2.0.4 with dynamic registration.
thanks much.
Paul
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waits on RBS headers are likely due to simple I/O waits on an
over-utilized storage subsystem. Different symptom, same problem.
Btw, are your statistics up to date?
hth,
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the database
normally? Or do you think it's cuz I really do have bad archive files??
Thanks for your response.
Much appreciated.
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curve on the right side. It would be interesting
to see where the curve breaks, as it's not likely
a linear rise.
Of course, if you're using LMT's, this exercise is a waste
of time. :)
Jared
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dba_ias_objects for dba_ias_objects
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ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
ORA-06553: PLS-213: package STANDARD not accessible
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those lock (like killing the user sql session,
or better way) without restarting database. Is there
any performance problem. How could I find the problem
soon and fix it? Thank you so much.
Wendy.
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with an account the same as the username.
Back to my network intrusion book ...
Paul
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helpful.
back to my upgrade.
Paul
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CKPT process?
Paul
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spewing email. Personally, I
try to send fewer, higher quality emails rather than dozens of things that
are the first thing that pops into my head.
Paul
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