Isn't the concept of a private RBS only applicable to parallel server
setups?
- Mike.

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Sent: 09 May 2001 16:21
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Hi all,
        This brings me to a stupid question then.  What is the true
difference
between a public and a private rollback segment?  Because if I just think
about it like a normal human being I would think that if a user made a
Private rollback segment then only that user could use it, but of course I
know that can't be the case.
Kev

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Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 10:26 AM
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Nixon,

While SET TRANSACTION can be used to assign a rollback
segment to a transaction, it cannot be assigned exclusively to
that transaction as you have found.

The ability to assign a rollback segment to a transaction and
make it read-only for all others is something I've wanted myself
for many years, and I know it's been on the official 'wish list' of
requested changes by IOUG for some time.

Maybe 9i?  Anyone know?

Jared


On Wednesday 09 May 2001 01:40, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Here is my environment;
>
> NT v4
> Db Oracle Workgroup v8.1.6
>
> Rollback Segments
> SEGMENT_NAME                   OWNER  TABLESPACE_NAME
> ------------------------------     ------ ------------------------------
> SYSTEM                         SYS    SYSTEM
> RBS0                            PUBLIC RBS
> RBS_P1                          SYS    RBS
> RBS_P2                          SYS    RBS
> RBS_P3                          SYS    RBS
> RBS_P4                          SYS    RBS
> RBS_P5                          SYS    RBS
>
>
> Is it possible to assign one public rollback segment explicitly to one
> particular transaction? I tried using SET TRANSACTION USE ROLLBACK SEGMENT
> but other users I found out can still use it. So, I guess the best
> alternative is to set that RB segment to OFFLINE after using and set
ONLINE
> before executing the SET TRANSACTION ... Do you know how it can be done
> inside Forms?
>
> Thanks in advance!
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