with technology, but the idea is that memory is faster than
database buffers, which are in turn faster than going clear to disk for
something
Cheers!
Rich
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Sorry it took so long to get back to you; I've been caching the list for awhile
and am just starting to catch up. :-)
Page 43, in the grey box with title 'Re-Creating the Controlfile: RMAN Users
Beware!'
Rich
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if I
need to roll forward. Does RMAN try and cram 'em all in at once, or will it
roll through them? That sure would be a nice feature. ;-)
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based on WAS
6.20 and higher use PSAPSCHEMAREL instead (e.g. PSAPDEV620 or
PSAPPRD620 for a DEV or PRD db running 6.20). Upgrades are done the
same way, e.g. PSAPDEV620 - PSAPDEV630 and you can free up PSAPDEV620's
segments afterward.
Rich
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autobackup on'). We dump these disk copies
via filesystem backups as a safety measure. We also do a backup database,
archivelogs, and then control (but all in one step; I'm not sure I'm clear
on the reason for separating them into three backup sets)
Rich
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things like mutex locks,
etc.
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Has anyone read this yet?
http://tinyurl.com/kis0
It looks like a useful reference, but I thought I'd get other opinions
before I purchase it
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incremental time, but over the course of a 20G export
all those round trips between kernel and user space can really add
up
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Try 'lsof -i |egrep (TCP|UDP) to see what's got the address bound.
Lsof is a freely available tool that should be installed on all unix
boxes, IMHO. :-)
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)
IY19744(security - xntpd buffer overflow)
IY23041(security - lpd buffer overflow)
If you install ML 04 it'll include these automagically for you. I think
that's IY44478, but search the APARs for Maintenance and it should
jump right out at you
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founded CD-ROM that we coudn't read on a PC or Sun workstation!
:(
At
least now they're HTMLifying it all, but they still insist on being "different"
and not including nroff man pages. *sigh* I think that's my BIGGEST
complaint about AIX ("Ain't Unix")...
--Rich Hollan
in the morning if I didn't trip over
the laces. :-)
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a single oraInst.loc file for multiple inventories? I'm strongly
considering hiding opatch and replacing it with a wrapper script that
rewrites the oraInst.loc files prior to calling the 'real' opatch
executable, but thought I'd see if there's an easier way first. :-)
Thanks!
Rich Holland
SAP
Title: Message
5L is
the designation for "Linux affinity". The output of 'oslevel -r' will tell
you your release and maintenance level. For example, 5100-02 means you're
running AIX 5L 5.1 maint level 02.
The
reason there are two different downloads is that 64-bit code is OS dependant;
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Title: RE: HPUX SCSI Performance
Have you checked the queue depths? There
are several parameters your admin can use to tune SCSI performance, but this is
typically the first place to start with OLTP systems. You might also look at
your buffer cache settings (HP-UX ships with these set at
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Could you give Some Detail of Tuning the
Depth Queue ?
Our Configuration :-
Solaris Box Connected to XP512 HP
Storage(Hitachi packaged)with VXFS Filesystems
Thanks
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if they didn't think they could do it
Rich Holland
Guidance Technologies, Inc.
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), which is a big win in an Oracle
environment.
Rich Holland
Guidance Technologies, Inc.
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';
When starting the instance, you can also specify an alternate SPFILE:
SQL startup pfile=filename
There's also some new syntax for the ALTER SYSTEM command to specify the
scope of the change:
ALTER SYSTEM set parameter = value SCOPE = MEMORY | SPFILE |
BOTH;
Rich Holland
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