you just installed the oracle 8 clint software i suppose ?
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We had problems when we
Thanks very much Rao for providing all the helpful information.
Now I am in a better position to decide about job salary.
regards
Shuja
Rao, Maheswara wrote:
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 2:35 PMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LShuja,I can give you the salary ranges in Saudi Arabia
Hello,
I executed the sql script the sqlloader commands to create, load and
index the table SYSTEM.HELP.
When I launch the command HELP ... in sqlplus environment installed in
the Server (HP-UX), it works fine.
From an NT client, when I launch the command HELP ..., I have the
following message :
Tools like the one you are building often use 3 tiers..
The middle application server is where the code runs that may substitute
functionality of procs/ triggers etc..
The down side as paquette said is performance hit..
its either that or hiring extra programmers to make sure your code is
Doug,
I had a similar problem - the file that it is looking for was not installed.
I am not sure if the 1.0 is part of the file. It was the .so file for me.
libclntsh.so
libclntsh.so.1.0
In the end I downloaded a new install version and unzipped all the .jar
files until I found the culpret
I've used this in an attempt to make the optimizer prefer a hash join
over a nested loops join.
The desired results were not achieved.
Jared
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Has any one messed with
optimizer_index_cost_adj
on 8.1.7 ??
The default is 100, but my boss
Pine Cone Systems has software to do this.
There is also another company that has software to do this,
but I can't recall their name at the moment.
If you talk to Pine Cone, ask them who their competitors are.
Be forewarned, this stuff is very expensive.
Jared
On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, PRINCE,
Dick,
I've just check on metalink and found notrace of my
sql_ansi init.ora parameter :-( but I'm sure there was
one (Oracle 7.1 on Novell 3.11).
By the way, I do not know Linda Seley .
Stephane
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I'll add your friend onto the addressee list as
stephane, just curious, really, no subtle lines...
should I, a developer, tell my dba that I'm gonna create temporary tables?
(I know most of you are dba's, please don't flame me...)
deep inside I would say, yes, but, really why?
Rigth access?
space allocation?
performance tunning?
curious dba?
Hello all,
I was wondering if anyone has info or leads in the particulars of managing
an Oracle database supporting PeopleSoft. Oracle version 7.3.
Thanks
Mike
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Fat City
Hi All,
I'd be interested in any experienced related to
8.1.6/8.1.7 on HP-UX 11.0 64 bits. Apart from the remarks which can be found on
Metalink, has any of you experienced any performance degradation or bug related
to this OS ?
Christian
Title: how can I tell if a read only tablespace is offline?
I have two tablespaces that are read only. One is online, the other is offline. Does someone know of a query that will tell them apart? There doesn't seem to be any difference in dba_tablespaces or sys.ts$.
SQL alter tablespace
Steve,
Slightly off the LMT topic, but what is an ST enque problem? I'm at home at
the moment, and don't have any references to look at - but I have a thirst
for knowledge tonight, the misses is out, nothing on telly, so I'm sat at my
PC trying to learn what my sales life doesn't allow.. Oracle
i would just copy all of the datafiles and such over to the other machine
and bring it up. I don't know, is that considered standby or replication?
Not up on the lingo
Kevin
It's neither. What you described is just copying a database from one server
to another. Standby and replication
I am looking to resolve an issue we have with a particular script.
using a unix script, I need to determine if a file exists and if the size of the
file is zero bytes. using ftp, we put a file a file on a server then we use get
to retreive the same file back. we do this to ensure that the
V$access appears to be pretty unreliable. V$db_object_cache does not appear
to carry indexes but does have some good information on tables.
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And starting with the time immemorial,
Title: METABLINK on the Fritz?
There
was an article posted on metalink stating that Oracle did not foresee such a
large increase in the number of metalink users, and stating that upgrades to the
hardware were planned. I noticed that it'sstill pretty slow
today. I assume yesterday's work was
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Fat City
I could benefit from being able to "add" a new, homebrew SQL function into the
database.
I assume that it is possible; which might be incorrect.
Can someone point me any documention that explains how I could add my own SQL function
into the db?
I assume that some already has a PL/SQL function
Hi,
yes, I noticed that too but do you have any idea what should I do and how I
can keep the existing data on that column.
Br and thanks,
Hessu
varchar2(4000) is max.
joe
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Yes,
also select b.data_length
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varchar2(4000) is max.
joe
Heikki Jantunen wrote:
Hi all,
I have table created with a column varchar2(1000) no I need to resize it and
allow data as 4096. Varchar2(4096) is not allowed. What should I do and how
could I keep the existing data on that column.
TIA for your advise,
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