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Were you using any of the new tablespace
features or using dictionary managed tablespaces?
David Ehresmann
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Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 11:41 AM
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Subject: RE: compatible in 9iRel2I had a 9.2/solaris database that I could set compatible 8.1.7 on - but since I have done the 9.2.0.2. upgrade I can't set compatible below 9 either - never really needed it so I haven't bothered with metalink/tar.
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I am trying to apply a "fix" for some developers here. They used this fix
in 8 and 8i by changing the compatible parameter and running their sql
script. I just want to be able to tell them that they need to fix their
application now that we are using 9iRel2. I tried this morning and got the
ORA-402 and ORA-405 errors. I don't want to strip away features of 9i just
to get their security script to run.
thanks,
David Ehresmann.
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Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 9:55 AM
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David - What are you trying to accomplish?
Dennis Williams
DBA, 40%OCP
Lifetouch, Inc.
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List,
I recently tried to set the compatible=8.1.7.0 parameter in a 9iRel2 Solaris
8 database. If you bounce the instance the
sql>show parameter compatible=9.0.0 stays the same, it does not change. If
you shutdown and reboot the server you get an:
ora-01033: Initialization or shutdown in progress Which basically states
that you are trying to connect to an instance that is being shutdown down or
starting up. I believe it goes into NOMOUNT stage and reads the init.ora
and hangs because of the compatible parameter being set to 8i. I saw the
document Oracle9i Database Migration Release 2 (9.2) Part Number A96530-01
stating how to downgrade, but it seems to defeat the purpose of having a 9i
instance. Is there any way to do this without stripping the 9i database
down to 8i?
David Ehresmann
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