. Oracle9i SQL Reference Release 2 (9.2)
Schema Object Naming Rules
Schema Object Naming Examples
The following examples are valid schema object names:
last_name
horse
hr.hire_date
EVEN THIS THAT!
a_very_long_and_valid_name
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why oracle-l is a technical mailing list, and it's not about who
is who, who should use what oem or command line, windows not unix.
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Joe Testa wrote:
Please unless
to the double quotes. That's the only thing I
wanted to tell :)
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= a.x(+)
/
SELECT a.*
, b.*
FROM (SELECT dummy x FROM dual WHERE 1 = 2) a
, (SELECT dummy x FROM dual) b
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You join empty result set of table a, with some rows from table b.
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select recid,creator from v$archived_log where recid 55;
RECID CREATOR
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56 ARCH
57 ARCH
58 FGRD
59 FGRD
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;-) I don't see too many practical
applications. ;-)
I did not want to discuss this particular case. It's a good one.
Good as an example.
There was/is a practical application of recursive solution ( 9i) --
check standard.replace which is not so nice if it's heavily used.
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Ouch, I gotta take a day off to read this one ;)
http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html
It's all about optimization...
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) AS Implementation Plan
FROM big_table
WHERE ROWNUM POWER(2, disks)
AND disks 8
/
SPOOL OFF
Should work correctly.
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-life examples are
much more complex :)
If you do not mind I would not continue this discussion.
Thank you.
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Jacques Kilchoer wrote:
Mr. Begun,
I didn't answer your
Jacques Kilchoer wrote:
Mr. Begun: I'm not convinced that your answer is quite the right one.
I've provided two solutions but I'm still confused :). Jacques, does
that mean that I understand English and the original query was Ok? :)
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., in your case, 4. As I already said, it was just an example, in real life I
would think
is it Ok or not Ok to use it.
Timing is not everything you can check, consider statisticts. Did you consider
indexing val?
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to see the COLLECTION ITERATOR (PICKLER FETCH)
That's obviously nice :) but I think it's not a reason to use PL/SQL to
solve this task.
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AND dbms_lob.instr(testcolu, ' ') = 1)
SQL /
ID TESTCOLU
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2
4
If the columns updated to ' ' it can not show NULL during select.
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original table.
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Gabriel Aragon wrote:
I have a table with like this:
Usr val
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GAP 1
GAP 5
GAP 7
JKL 8
JKL 5
I need a query that returns the user (GAP o JKL
specify a condition in the WHERE clause that restricts the
retrieval to one or more partitions of table. Oracle will interpret
the condition and fetch data from only those partitions. (It is not
possible to formulate such a WHERE condition for hash-partitioned data.)
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SELECT usr
FROM (
SELECT DISTINCT usr, val, COUNT(DISTINCT val) OVER (PARTITION BY usr) cnt
FROM gab
)
WHERE val IN (1, 5, 7)
AND cnt = 3
GROUP BY
usr
, cnt
HAVING COUNT(*) = cnt
/
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issue until I found the problem using LIKE.
Of course it was easy for anybody to figure it out from here.
Check the dates of the posts.
The idea is to add value instead of waiting to have the final words!
Excuse me, but that just not polite.
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the original query you had pofile
functions enabled, when you tried it second time it was disabled.
. query rewrite is used (could be, right?)
Could you please check the second and third items?
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of such. You can also enable native compilation to see what's going on [if
you familiar with C language].
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SELECT id FROM test_table WHERE LENGTH(testcolu) = 0;
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Seema Singh wrote:
What SQL I have to use.Is there any way can i know what are those
columns were updated
this statement of yours does answer your original question --
bad PL/SQL coding -- bad NC results.
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Khedr, Waleed wrote:
Below are two dummy procs that are good
parameter is passed by value (a copy of the value is passed
in and out) unless NOCOPY is specified.
Whatsoever, it appears that the call by reference is more expensive than
a call by value.
See above.
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. details open the C (native) code and see.
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of the code inside IF THEN, it
starts to speed up.
Less number of inexpensive instructions is everytime better (I'm not talking
about lines of code).
Trace it -- 10046/12 + dump instructions using appropriate event.
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get length of each of those you will see which one you need.
length of #4 should be 0.
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Seema Singh wrote:
Hi,
If we have table with clob column and want to findout
that can be
implemented and tested. I'm pretty sure that the approach
is disputable, so please let's avoid long discussions.
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Jonathan Gennick wrote:
The recent
:),
but, definitely, knowledge of some basic principles would help -- so start from the
Knuth's books.
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Tanel Poder wrote:
Hi!
If I recall correctly, a simple B-tree
MODIFY f1 DEFAULT NULL;
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Ross Collado wrote:
Hi,
How do I delete a file named --cart ?
Thanks,
Ross
touch -- --card
ls -al -- --card
rm -- --card
ls -al -- --card
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of the key at least up to 128 bytes.
Now due to pipelining my code is very fast and to accomodate a 122 baud feed, I have
insert artificial delays in my code. 8:)
What's the point to pipeline it?
Appreciate your feedback.
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(gv_tcp_conn, CHR(nenctcpchar), NULL);
10 nCharsSent := nCharssent + 1;
11 IF MOD(ncharssent,128) = 0 THEN
12p('Before Flush ...');
13UTL_TCP.FLUSH (gv_tcp_conn);
14p('Connection Flushed at ' || ncharssent);
15 END IF;
16 --
17 END LOOP; -- FOR i IN 1 .. msglen
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Vladimir Begun wrote:
Tanel Poder wrote:
FFS will scan from index header block (note that index segment header and
index root block are different ones) up to segment high water mark using
multiblock reads and ignoring contents of root, branch, bitmap, extent
map,
freelist group blocks. Rows
.
Fast full scan is available only with the CBO. You can specify it with the
initialization parameter OPTIMIZER_FEATURES_ENABLE or the INDEX_FFS hint.
Fast full index scans cannot be performed against bitmap indexes.
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Full scan
This is available if a predicate references one of the columns in the
index. The predicate does not need to be an index driver. Full scan
is also available when there is no predicate, if all of the columns
in the table referenced in the query are included
:)
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Jonathan Gennick wrote:
Fascinating. I've tried:
SYSDATE@ no
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SYSDATE! no
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But why?
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Mladen Gogala wrote:
Mladen, there is no synonym for @#$%!, be more serious :)
I promise! Scout's honor!
I believe :)
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ROWID
, data
, DUMP(data) dump
, LENGTH(data) - LENGTH(TRANSLATE(data, :np, '@')) numer_of_np_chars
, INSTR(TRANSLATE(data, :npc, :np0), CHR(0)) first_position
FROM table_1
WHERE TRANSLATE(data, :np, '@') data
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It's not for unicode. FBI could be used as well.
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See notes, 113827.1, 119426.1, 154880.1. Could be done and done, but
not to solve this particular task -- it would be an overkill. :)
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/TO_NUMBER in case it's = 8i -- it would work
faster.
SELECT TO_NUMBER(SUBSTR('0x50AA', -6), 'FM0X') dec
, '0x' || TO_CHAR(170, 'FM0X') hex
FROM dual
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to write especially when you need to work with bits, shifts
etc.. I've recently implemented crc32 for some internal project --
works well, obviously faster than SQL, PL/SQL and native comp of
PL/SQL code. Native comp. is also good to consider, if it's 9i.
Sure, it depends...
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Tanel Poder wrote:
Hi!
This is the problem, that everything else was identical. If you executed
exactly the same query again, it didn't get hard parsed anymore, thus
('0x50AA', -6);
Then you can use BITAND. However, I'm not saying that PL/SQL is better
than perl -- every language has its own purpose.
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Mladen Gogala wrote:
Or, the function can be written to return number. It's not so hard to
do. If there are problems,
please let me know, I'll post the new version of the code, wrapped.
Thank you. :)
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an example of its usage in SQL. Please create
an FBI using the original function below (as is, no modifications or wrappers).
It would be really intersting how deterministic functionality would work
for a PL/SQL function that returns BOOLEAN datatype. Thank you!
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Tanel Poder wrote:
Boolean is a datatype existing
Piet de Visser wrote:
CCCP:
USSR:
:)
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SELECT DISTINCT testid
, FIRST_VALUE(name) OVER (PARTITION BY testid ORDER BY ROWID) name
, FIRST_VALUE(status) OVER (PARTITION BY testid ORDER BY ROWID) status
FROM testing
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Connected.
SQL /
PORT_STRING
SVR4-be-8.1.0
SQL SELECT paddr FROM v$session WHERE rownum 2;
PADDR
902B51D8
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tricks into the code that make the crackers
life hard (or should I say interesting :)
:) I just think you have/had too much time and nothing serious and important
to do.
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Tanel Poder wrote:
:) I just think you have/had too much time and nothing serious and
important to do.
That was the case, back at highschool days...
I think you're still there... at least according to your posts. :)
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Anyway's Peter is right in some sense as I heard that some Russian guy
Those Russians... :) They can do a lot.
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the door (in this
case [EMAIL PROTECTED]) than someone else knocks your door -- feel the
difference (c)]
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commendable plan... (a touch of irony here)
Probably the ones who already have cracked the algorithm aren't spreading
the knowledge - why should they anyway?!
I suggest you to call Oracle legal and discuss this issue and your
original plan of fixing it. :)
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Tell me about it. :)
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Tanel Poder wrote:
Hi!
The views are small part. There are over 15 objects in whole database,
of which over 22000 are packages
security context. You
can define whatever context you like. Using this approach you can use
one view that covers different user application roles.
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rahul wrote
about.
sys.source$ -- no way, it must live in system tablespace.
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A Joshi wrote:
Hi,
Unrelated question : If the system tablespace is so big would it not
hurt
...
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I have found out the reasons. Thanks for your information.
That's good.
P.S.: 27 of Nov is my birthday. :)
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and the mgrs above them. Like this:
ENAME MGRS
--- --
SMITH SMITH
SMITH FORD
SMITH JONES
SMITH KING
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SELECT LTRIM(SUBSTR(SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(RPAD(ename, 20, ' '), '/'), 2,
typo: ^RTRIM
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', 'DDMM'), 'IW')
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, 'IW'
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AND wk 0
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HTH[, if I did not make a mistake].
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is to enable client side network
logging, however there is problem here your mentioned that it's
not a consistent error therefore trace file can be quite huge.
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DENNIS
6 );
COUNT(*)
--
7000
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*')
)
) AS l
FROM emp
/
As you can see it's tightly bound to table definition one
has to handle nulls for varchars/chars.
L
-
7000
Check the resources -- I have doubts that this query is a
winner :)
So, the moral of this story:
. never trust Vladimir Begun, check everything what
Jared
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Trust?
I don't know you well enough to not trust you.
May be 'trust' is not a right word here :) Sorry.
. never use the sql that looks cool but does not work properly
. never tune a query
Looks like you are a master of telepathy too... :)
Khedr, Waleed wrote:
What about:
select count(count(*))
from emp
group by ename, job
Have fun :)
We do... :)
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, job
FROM emp
)
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It's not correct, check metalink -- there is a note about that.
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K Gopalakrishnan wrote:
Kirti:
I think the interval is changed to 5 minutes from
3 hours starting
it's schedule interval the two invocations will not run into
each other. Now as discussed, if the job is scheduled to start at 9:00 AM and
runbs for 5 minutes it's next_date for run #2 will be 9:20, not 9:15, and it
will creep 5 minutes every time.
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asnwer, you need 4 jobs. Otherwise in case
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Stephane Faroult wrote:
Vladimir (whose formula I am still trying to understand :-))...
TRUNC(SYSDATE) + (CEIL(TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'S') / 60 / :interval) / (24
* 60 / :interval));
P.S.: could you please answer my question ('100% CPU utilization,
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The rule: never reboot anything (your car is included :) unless
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dbms_job.submit(
:jobno
, :plsql
, TRUNC(SYSDATE) + (CEIL(TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'S') / 900) / 96)
, 'TRUNC(SYSDATE) + (CEIL(TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, ''S'') / 900) / 96)'
);
COMMIT;
END;
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(*) from facility;
1. FGAC? Connect as sys and check.
2. Could you please show explain plan?
3. What's in the trace file?
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s.audsid = SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV', 'SESSIONID')
AND s.sid = a.sid
AND a.object = 'TRG_TEST'
AND a.type = 'TRIGGER'
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-- dbms_output.put_line('Owner of the trigger is ' || ls_owner);
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1997, in Vejle, I had an interesting meeting with Bjørn
Engsig about Sybase-Oracle migration. Denmark... small
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Ok, try this one. It's a little smarter. :)
create or replace function df1
( date_in varchar2 )
return date
Deshpande, Kirti wrote:
Spasibo balshoye
:)
:) It's an adequate answer. I've a draft somewhere [I need to
find it], very 'roughly' transalted in English, do you want to
read it?
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*/
*
FROM dba_types
/
In this case it's better to scan indexes.
I like both your explanations for the size, and
the unusual number of obj$ blocks that needed
CR serving.
;)
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JFYI, (it's in Russian and PL/SQL :))
http://www.oracle.com/ru/oramag/june2001/index.html?begun.html
Be careful with standard.replace (9i) and recursion in PL/SQL.
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analyze ... validate
structure cascade.
I also tested the scenario you describe in your code below. The code
does break with that error, however there are no inline views in my code.
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where name = your package_name)
and line between 1960 and 1980
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Check related RAC statistics regarding to global cache
and V$CACHE_TRANSFER. Probably it's not an obj$ but
the wait and FTS look suspicious.
To speed up the query you might want to use user_types
or write our own to avoid FTS.
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-- However this works well:
SELECT *
FROM tbl
, index_s
WHERE tbl.rowid = index_s.rid
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Vladimir Begun
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Koivu, Lisa wrote:
Hello all,
8.1.7, Windows 2000 SP2
Here's
Rachel
DBA_CONS_COLUMNS is a view. DECODE is applied against
attrcol$.name -- which is varchar 4000.
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Rachel Carmichael wrote:
As part
, it's
in this thread:
http://www.mail-archive.com/oracle-l@fatcity.com/msg61930.html
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to have indexes... Thread participants have provided some examples
already.
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on roles.
The advantage is reusable and manageable code but not just
the problem with roles. Def.rights units have their advantages
too -- the biggest one, IMHO -- no 'context switching'. Stored
Java stuff is also based on inv.right facility.
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Try this
http://vbegun.net/oramag/extents_allocation/round_robin.sql
Inform me please if it's helpful.
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with dbms_support package, but i didnt find this package and I
also didnt find creation script in my rdbms/admin directory (it should be
dbmssupp.sql).
Please help me where I can find it or how to do it.
Ivo Libal
dbms_system.set_ev(sid, serial, event, level, NULL);
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On Jul 16, 2001 at 07:12:00AM, Vladimir Begun wrote:
On Jul 16, 2001 at 06:45:36AM, Libal, Ivo wrote:
Hello
I would like to start tracing for different session than my one. How it is
possible in 8.1.7 EE? I want to start tracing for different sessions with
different levels
can be empty
because of preallocation or delete activities.
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