will you also need two stamens?
On 25 Jun 2002 at 10:29, April Wells wrote:
two pistals at dawn
What is dual?
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and I use the ora-600 lookup tool on Metalink, search metalink for the
1st parameter in the ora-600 message.
Yes we pay a lot for support, but if we bombard the support techs with
questions we can answer ourselves, then when we NEED them for real,
they are too busy to help us.
Rachel
--- Joe
that of which is happening today, tech support is busy answering RTFM
questions like:
What is a database, whats the R in RDBMS stand for, how do i create a
user, etc.
joe
Rachel Carmichael wrote:
and I use the ora-600 lookup tool on Metalink, search metalink for the
1st parameter in the
-that of which is happening today, tech support is busy answering RTFM
-questions like:
What is dual?
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that of which is happening today, tech support is busy answering RTFM
questions
I think that after finding the problem you should check metalink,
read the manuals, ask the list, try to define it more etc.
These should take 1-2 days at most.
If problem not solved - call support.
This way you have a two prong attack on it: you and support.
I just thought that 2 weeks it
And who is dummy?
What is dual?
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that of which is happening today, tech support is busy answering RTFM
questions like:
What is a database, whats the R in RDBMS stand for, how do i
two pistals at dawn
What is dual?
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that of which is happening today, tech support is busy answering RTFM
questions like:
What is a database, whats the R in RDBMS stand for, how do
help?
Farnsworth, Dave wrote:
-that of which is happening today, tech support is busy answering RTFM
-questions like:
What is dual?
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that of which is happening today, tech support is
test, please ignore
Daniel W. Fink
Sr. Oracle DBA
MICROMEDEX
303.486.6456
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help?
Farnsworth, Dave wrote:
-that of which is happening today, tech support is busy answering RTFM
I have not received a response, so I will repost. Please Ignore.
Cheers
Daniel W. Fink
Sr. Oracle DBA
MICROMEDEX
303.486.6456
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test, please ignore
Daniel W. Fink
Sr. Oracle DBA
MICROMEDEX
You failed, take another OCP exam ;)
Fink, Dan wrote:
test, please ignore
Daniel W. Fink
Sr. Oracle DBA
MICROMEDEX
303.486.6456
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help?
Farnsworth, Dave wrote:
-that of
well ora600 errors you cant fix but before i lay claim that its a bug, i
have everything support will ask for including multiple test cases
before i get them on the horn.
joe
Yechiel Adar wrote:
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i call support usually AFTER 2 weeks of working on an issue
my
- Original Message -
i call support usually AFTER 2 weeks of working on an issue
my self, they are my last resort, when i've exhausted all of my friends,
cohorts and this list for my issue.
joe
Hello Joe
I think that your policy is wrong. If after one or two days
you do not
There ain't no substitute for doing your own research, then
asking for help when you need.
Personally, I sometimes find SQL*Net baffling. There must
be a hundred different ways to setup the listeners, names,
tnsnames.ora, sqlnet.ora, tracing, MTS, yadda, yadda, yadda.
I still ask questions,
-Original Message-
From: Hamid Alavi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 5:28 PM
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Subject: RE: Index Constraint
Igore,
rtfm is a very complex answer, please reply clearly!!
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Sent: Friday, June 07
Hamid,
First, I don't think it's high class to misspell my name intentionally
(you did it more than once).
Second, rtfm is best advice, you can get, when asking such generic
questions, which show your unwillingness to do your home work and
which could (and should) be investigated first using
Come on, you guys.
If you don't want to answer somebody's question, all you have to do is
Delete the e-mail. You really don't have to respond rudely. You don't even
have to say rtfm. You could NICELY point out, your best bet is the
manual. You know what? Sometimes for us newbies, the
JoJo, take a hint from someone who'd been doing oracle for 11 years now.
The docs are ALOT better than they were in 5.x/6.x days. Heck you dont
even have to buy oracle anymore to read the docs. They used to come
only in paper, than using Oracle Book(anyone rememeber that one), and
now on
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An example on my understanding of Reverse Key Indices:
Say you have a table EMP with a column EMPNO, and an index on this
field.This number is incremented sequentially for every new employee that
joins in. And as employees retire, say, the records are deleted.
Hi List,
What's the diffrent between unique constrint unique index, when we have to
use which, I think both are the same.
Any Idea?
And what about normal index reverse index? when we have to use normal and
when reverse index, I think Reverse index normaly using for FK index, Is it
right or not?
No, don't use reverse index for FKs, on certain versions they caused havoc
by allowing parent key to be deleted (Metastink has an alert on this one).
Reverse indexes are preferred in OPS environment AFAIK.
Raj
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Rajendra Jamadagni
rtfm
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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Hi List,
What's the diffrent between unique constrint unique index, when we have
to
use which, I think both are the
What about PK, which one should be, normal or Reverse, I can see in one of
my database, Erwin generate all PK as normal/reverse ?
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No, don't use reverse index for FKs, on certain versions
Igore,
rtfm is a very complex answer, please reply clearly!!
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rtfm
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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Hamid,
Which part of RTFM you didn't understand?
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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Igore,
rtfm is a very complex answer, please reply clearly!!
-Original
read the fine manual
you might, by doing a bit of research, get the answers on your own.
It's definitely a way to learn more
--- Hamid Alavi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Igore,
rtfm is a very complex answer, please reply clearly!!
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Read The Frigging Manual
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Igore,
rtfm is a very complex answer, please reply clearly!!
-Original
Running To Find Mama.
Just kidding around,
JoJo
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Igore,
rtfm is a very complex answer, please reply clearly!!
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To: Multiple
Igore,
The RTFM part !
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Hamid,
Which part of RTFM you didn't understand?
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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Igore,
rtfm is a very complex answer, please reply clearly!!
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rtfm
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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Igore,
I didn't expect even in this group you can find such low class people If
you want to use these sort of words please keep it for yourself.
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rtfm
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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rtfm can be read as read the fine manual
exactly what sort of language are you accusing Igor (and it would be
nice if you managed to spell his name correctly) of using?
you have spent a good deal of time asking people on this list for help
for things that you could easily find in the manuals, if
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