Stored Procedures/Functions

2002-07-26 Thread Easaw T Mathew

Dear Gurus

How would one monitor when and who may be executing a stored
procedure/package etc at any one point in time. Similar to table locks
although thats more straightforward to monitor.

Pls advise

Thanks in Advance

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ORA-02270 error during import

2001-06-26 Thread Easaw T Mathew

hi

Error during import: ORA-02270: no matching unique or primary key for this
column-list

i am in the process of migrating my oracle databases from dg/ux to solaris8
OS. at the same time, i am taking the opportunity to resize the tables,
indexes to cater for growth in the near future. 

to do this, i hv created fresh the new database with improved settings
(given the luxury of disk space we hv now), created the tables and indexes
with new sizings, moved the export over to the new machine and reimported
it. the export was a full export. 

on import, i get the above error which means that it cant create a foreign
key constraint becos the primary key constraint for the table has not been
created. this is the case for quite a few of the tables but most of the 400
or so tables were fine.

why should this occur and under what circumstances wld this occur? and how
do i fix this?

almost all the documentation i hv checked including oracle web sites do not
offer a solution and I am not sure the best way forward without a lot of
workaround being done which may not be ideal.

wld any Oracle gurus be kind enough offer any ideas or thoughts on this
except that the export/import utility is probably buggy.

many thanx
Easaw T Mathew
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