db_block_buffers = 360448
db_block_lru_latches = 4
db_block_size = 8192
_db_block_hash_buckets = 720896
Ok, what I have so far is:
- using itrprof, I saw that 35% of my elapsed time was based on waits of
"cache buffers chains" latches.
- checking v$latch_children (latch#=66), there are a good
Hi All,
I just got a dump file from Oracle 8i on an AIX system and
was trying to import it in Oracle 8i on a Suse Linux System, but got the
error 'IMP-00016: required character set conversion (type 46 to 871) not
supported'. Can you help me out ? I know it has to do with the NLS_LA
Hi
u can
mount the NFS in the Unix machine and use the Spare disk. After mounting it u
can install and do all the oracle stuff without any problems.
Ayyappan.S
DBA
This communication contains information, w
James,
Cary Millsap's Hotsos also does the same profiling. But that is a paid
service.
Have a look at http://www.hotsos.com for more details.
I have just sent a mail to Dan about the broken links in his site. Will let
you
know once I get some more info from him.
Best Regards,
K Gopalakrishnan
Hi
As long as you don't have issues with having data files mounted remotely ie you have a pretty robust network between the server this shouldn't be a problem just clearly mark/document the directories that you use on the server that you mount file systems from as sometimes clever sysadmins dele
SQL*Loader can generate the sequence values.
Hit the docs to find out, as I don't recall how to do it.
Jared
On Wednesday 27 February 2002 19:58, you wrote:
> Thanks Suhen and Jared,
>
> Suppose SQL table consists of 3 columns,
> and Oracle table consists of 4 columns.
>
> The first oracle c
If the report was creating a large output file on the client (remote) PC,
that would explain
the waits on SQL*Net message from client. [the client would be SQL*Plus or
Reports
on the PC]. Depending on the network latency, the perceived runtime of the
report
can vary between sites.
Does the repor
Thanks Suhen and Jared,
Suppose SQL table consists of 3 columns,
and Oracle table consists of 4 columns.
The first oracle column was Primary Key (Mandatory)
that will get value from sequence.nextval.
How to fill the value for Oracle databases Mandatory columns
that comes from SEQUENCE VALUE on
Hi,
This may be more of a UNIX question, so please bear with me.
We have a "test" server that has 1GB free space. We need to test our Oracle
and application upgrade and there are no other servers other than this
"test" server. Obviously there is not enough space.
The powers above want to use tw
you might want to consider rerunning the export then
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>
> That's fine Rachel,
> >
> > I agree with you . But the problem is that when I do the import ,
> import
> > goes fine till the first split file and it hangs only at a
> particular
> > position. I am doubting th
A product that sounds similar, PostalSoft from FirstLogic, was used on a
project I was involved with. We didn't use it for the parsing out of the
data, simply used to verify and clean addresses that were entered by data
entry folks (Forms 5.0 and later 6i web deployed app using ORA_FFI to invoke
t
I think you have to change some parameter in init.ora to set the 8k block
buffers count.
DB_8K_CACHE_SIZE
Waleed
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Hi,
I'm using 9i enterprise edition on Win2000. Here is
what I got
That's fine Rachel,
>
> I agree with you . But the problem is that when I do the import , import
> goes fine till the first split file and it hangs only at a particular
> position. I am doubting that when It switch from one split file to the
> second split file it gives error. meaning which some
Hi,
I'm using 9i enterprise edition on Win2000. Here is
what I got:
SQL> select * from dba_data_files;
ERROR:
ORA-00379: no free buffers available in buffer pool
DEFAULT for block size 8K
I increased the db_block_buffers from 800 to 2000, but
still have this error. The db_block_size is 4096.
logfile is so you can SEE the results of the import
if file1 file2 file3 are the names of the files you created with the
split and export then you use those.
for example, suppose the files you created were named firstexportfile
and secondexportfile and you want to record the output of the import
Maybe not the best advice. The job market is a bit rough at the moment. If
you have a job I suggest keeping it unless you have a sure thing lined up.
Ethan
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Hi Rachel,
Thanks for the reply but can you explain
"substitute the filenames you need for and the other files"
I have tried with the
cat file1 file2 file3 | zcat > /home/oracle/dkg/imp/imp_pipe &
also.
I think the log file name doesn't have any meaning.
Regds
deepender
S.A.M.E, Stripe And Mirror Everything. It's a concept that came from an
individual at Oracle with a significant pile of alphabet soup after his name who
has lost most of his credibility anywhere.
He was speaking though of Network Attached Storage (NAS) stuff where you
really don't have to worr
How about counting rows from uet$? I have not tried it.
Raj
"Post, Ethan"
try to remove recordlength param and retry...
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Hi All,
The compressed dump export file size of my database is more than 2 gb
and my OS file size limitati
Any query against an empty table always FLIES!!
Dick Goulet
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Date: 2/27/2002 11:43 AM
How much do you charge an hour? They want to build a table with 980
columns, because the queries fly if yo
what did you use to do the IMPORT?
this is what I've used on sun solaris after doing a similar export.
you'll need to substitute the filenames you need for and the
other files
#!/bin/sh
mkfifo wrkpipe
umask 000
#
# start the reader from the import pipe
#
imp "/" file=wrkpipe full=y commit=y bu
I don't know about questioning the design, it's more like questioning the sanity
of the duhveloper. It's one of those more basic requirements.
Dick Goulet
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I think the column limit i
Run, don't walk.
Scott Shafer
San Antonio, TX
210-581-6217
"Common sense will not accomplish great things. Simply become insane and
desperate."
> -Original Message-
> From: Don [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 12:48 AM
> To: Multiple recipients of list ORA
Does itrprof seem broken for anyone else? trace files I analyzed with
it yesterday are failing now, and even tiny files aren't working:
500 Servlet Exception
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
<>
Their link for asking questions is 404'd right now:
http://www.unal-bilisim.com/qa/discus/
Anyone recommend a faster access path for getting the total number of
extents in the database? select sum(extents) from dba_segments is too slow
for my purposes.
Ethan
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Title: RE: ORA-01000: maximum open cursors exceeded
Sam,
That sounds like a huge number of cursors, does the Java application really have 7500 cursors open at any one time? I too have found that some Java applications have required a large number of open cursors but this is only because the
Well, you know the saying, SAME is LAME.
Let's just forget all this database crap. Use a humongous
flat file, get yourself the GNU version of grep with the Boyer-Moore
search algorithm, add cut, paste and awk.
Who needs an RDBMS anyway?
As for disks getting faster, in the words of James Morl
Stripe And Mirror Everything
--- Michael Cupp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> S.A.M.E.?
>
> -Original Message-
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>
>
> At one of the Oracle Application group meetings it was stated that it
> is better to
Hi All,
The compressed dump export file size of my database is more than 2 gb
and my OS file size limitation is 2 Gb so I compressed and
split it into two parts while export. While export I got is
"export terminated successfully without warning" but at the time of
import,
Here is the Query you are looking for.
set lines 132
set pages 30
col rr heading 'RB Segment' format a18
col os heading 'OS User' format a10
col te heading 'Terminal' format a10
col sid format 9
col spid format 99
select r.name "ROLLBACK SEG", s.sid, s.serial#,
s.username,osuser,START
rows and columns... you know... like Excel.
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What is the meaning of "relational" in "relational database" again?
Good grief.
Regards,
Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified
Relational. Adjective. Of, or relating to, relatives. Generally pertaining
to mandatory dinners or inane conversations regarding politics, religion,
sex, money or military service. Of necessity, the tables are denormalized,
that is, all semblance to normalcy is rejected, especially when discussing
S.A.M.E.?
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At one of the Oracle Application group meetings it was stated that it is better to
have large tables and forget normalization. Disks are getting faster and you can read
a l
8.1.7.2.5 under Win2k Server
I just discovered that my four SNP processes were sitting around, doing no
work, taking up about 500MB of RAM. Is this normal?
In Task Manager, the Oracle process was showing to be using about 1.4GB.
After I issued "Alter System Set Job_Queue_Processes=0" it shrank
The export dump will have the create table definition with the tablespace
DATA. You have two ways to go about it:
1. Precreate the tables in the tablespace ENVTST_DATA and then perform the
import with the ignore=Y.
2. Ensure user that not have any quota on DATA tablespace, enuf quota on
ENVTST_
At one of the Oracle Application group meetings it was stated that it is
better to have large tables and forget normalization. Disks are getting
faster and you can read a lot more data from one disk reather that
getting your data from many disk locations. Also it doesn't really
matter the size of
What is the meaning of "relational" in "relational database" again?
Good grief.
Regards,
Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)
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Star schemas with bitmap indexes are pretty fast.
Heck, even a single table with lots of bitmap indexes
is pretty fast. That's what I'm doing now as an interims
solution for one group until we can come up with a proper
DW initiative.
But I don't think I would care to rebuild 980 bitmap indexes
ENVTST doesn't need unlimited tablespace, because SYSTEM has unlimited
tablespace
--- "Deshpande, Kirti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ENVTST with unlimited tablespace, quota on DATA ???
>
> - Kirti
>
> -Original Message-
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> To: Multiple re
This may be due to when tables were created originally they were created
with tablespace data..Export captures that defination and try to create it
in that tablespace while import
I have seen this behaviour recently while importing full dump of 8.1.6.3 to
8.1.7.2 and system stuff were crea
Hi Barabara,
The wording is a bit clumsy, isn't it?
I would think you'd be fine since you're not really applying a patch, you've
already got the binaries in place. The 4th digit is just bug fixes, the
upgrade scripts (catalog.sql, catproc.sql, catrep.sql, etc. should be the
same across all 8.1.7
Title: RE: Manager decrees "his" data warehouse design. Help!
wow ..
now my place of work seems oh so normal !! kinda boring really ...
Nelson Flores
Project Manager
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Information Technology Center http:
Barq, ;)
I've been bouncing up and down through the 8.1.7 patches on Tru64, and have
just backed out the 8.1.7.3 patch (to 8172(1)) because of bug 2220597, so I
have a suggestion to avoid an addtional code tree. Deinstall the 8172 code
then reinstall 817, migrate the production database, then ap
www.kx.com
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By taking all the joins out I think they mean basically forcing Oracle to
store the row data in the same blocks since you changes the rows to columns
or some such. I saw a
Also not uncommon when tracking medical data.
Bambi.
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Some of the tables in J.D. Edwards OneWorld have over 200 columns, VARCHAR
is not used, only NUMBER and CHAR. Makes for some wide
Jeremiah :
What I meant was that the delayed_logging_block_cleanouts parameter
(=FALSE) will make the next reader of the block to cleanout that block.
Now, if this parameter's value is TRUE (default in Oracle 7 and 8.0) the
next reader will NOT clean out the block (it will read the rollba
ENVTST had the role RESOURCE, which includes UNLIMITED TABLESPACE on all
tablespaces. Revoked that and granted unlimited tablespace on ENVTST_DATA
and all seems to work.
thanks
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Subjec
Bill,
The default is to import objects back into the tablespace from which they
were exported. Your surest bet is to create empty tables in the appropriate
tablespace (by editing the imp/indexfile), then import the date.
Mike Hand
Polaroid Corp.
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Some of the tables in J.D. Edwards OneWorld have over 200 columns, VARCHAR
is not used, only NUMBER and CHAR. Makes for some wide tables. This
product was originally some type of flat file database.
Ethan
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Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 1:28 PM
To: Multiple reci
By taking all the joins out I think they mean basically forcing Oracle to
store the row data in the same blocks since you changes the rows to columns
or some such. I saw a database out there a while back promoted by Joe Celko
called KillerDB that does this but the data is still stored in rows.
How much do you charge an hour? They want to build a table with 980
columns, because the queries fly if you index it heavily. It won't load...
the indexes won't build from load to load if you drop them... but the
QUERIES... they JUST F*L*Y!
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The delayed_logging_block_cleanouts parameter does not force or
suppress cleanouts. It just makes any cleanouts that do occur get
logged as redo entries.
--
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http://www.speakeasy.net/~jwilton
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Diego Cutrone wrote:
> Hi Glenn and list:
>
> "As you mention
Jared,
please point me in the right direction. I have used Perl for scripting odd procedures
on Unix and NT. I would like to use it in Oracle also.
Thanks,
Dave
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Perl is *much* m
I think the column limit is now closer to 1000, but like you, I can't
imagine
willingly designing a table with a column count exceeding 2 digits.
More than 15 or 20 and I start to question the design.
Jared
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Please respond to O
Hi Glenn and list:
"As you mentioned, even if noone is reading from rollback at the time
all transactions commit, a query may be executing which will access rollback
later in its current run (which started prior to the commit)."
If you're under Oracle 7 or 8.0, I think that you could set
ENVTST with unlimited tablespace, quota on DATA ???
- Kirti
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I have a user ENVTST with a default tablespace ENVTST_DATA.
I have a user ENVTPA with a default tablespace DATA.
I exp
I seem to remember reading somewhere that there can be a maximum of 255 columns
in a table. Never created a table with half that many before.
Dick Goulet
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Date: 2/27/2002 10:28 AM
April,
I sincerely hope yo
OPP stands for Oracle Partner Program. It is for ISV, System Integrators,
Software Vendors, etc.
Thank You
Stephen P. Karniotis
Technical Alliance Manager
Compuware Corporation
Direct: (248) 865-4350
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April,
I sincerely hope you're being facetious with the statement that
"queries run so much faster if you take all the joins out"
1000 columns!?
How many rows like that will fit in a block? Your system has to wade
through
a lot of extraneous data to get a few columns for a query.
How do you
Perl is *much* more flexible than UTL_FILE for flat file operations.
There is simply no basis for comparison.
The question in your case is this: Can you easily replace the PL/SQL
procedures that are using UTL_FILE with a process that runs outside
of the database?
If so, myself and others on th
Both. I was a consultant to this pharmaceutical company at the time and I
honestly liked the job that I was doing, so I stuck it out. After I got
over the initial shock of having an insane boss, I found the whole thing
amusing. Seems he didn't trust the data center with cables for some weird
re
Please ignore this for now. I think I've found something.
George
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To: LazyDBA.com Discussion
We have a jsmith account that is OS authenticated in our TEST database.
This account also exists in server X which is outside our
I have a user ENVTST with a default tablespace ENVTST_DATA.
I have a user ENVTPA with a default tablespace DATA.
I export user ENVTPA as SYSTEM, and then try to import into ENVTST schema,
also as SYSTEM. Data is going into DATA tablespace, not ENVTST_DATA
tablespace.
Any ideas?
Thanks
--
P
We have a jsmith account that is OS authenticated in our TEST database.
This account also exists in server X which is outside our domain and
protected by a firewall. We've set up our firewall to allow Oracle
connections to our TEST database to get through. This setup works fine.
One day jsmith l
Hi Bambi,
> I once had a manager who was a paranoid schizophrenic.
BEEN THERE!
A former boss from hell got very angry (there's a reason they call it "mad")
because he tried to fire me and found out he couldn't. Even so, he liked
having me around because he needed me. I hung in there because th
Try Win98Lite, I doubt you can make it fit under 64K though.
Regards,
Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)
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Subject:Re: Manager decrees "his" data wareh
Oracle Discoverer? Users could poke around with that, without knowing SQL.
They won't be very quick about it though.
I don't know the context, why did management come up with this scenario, is
there a history behind all this?
Sounds a bit strange to try to impose an impossible situation that ju
Ed -
Sounds like you hit bug 1331849. Check Metalink for more info.
Dennis
"Ed"
Bug.
Ed wrote:
> Oracle 8.1.6.0 NT 4.0
>
> I'm having a problem with a query which is basically just a bunch of UNION
> ALL's that I want sorted in a certain way. The query runs flawlessly when I
> limit the result set with a where clause, but when I remove it, the query
> crashes when sorting
Hi Gurus,Any body got any experience using TSM
4.2 on AIX 4.3.2 with RMAN?Any hints/suggestions will be most
welcome.
[Erik Williams]
> What is OPP?
http://otn.oracle.com/partners/oraclepartnerprogram.html
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Wow. Are you using CURSOR_SHARING=FORCE in your init.ora by any chance?
We've had sporadic problems with that while CBO is on. Also, what does the
explain plan look like?
Rich Jesse System/Database Administrator
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Quad/Tech International, S
I've had a similar, although not identical situation some couple of years ago
that never fully corrected itself.
The CIO wanted a data warehouse & employed a math specialist with some database
experience to handle it. My biggest problem was this toad went and got an OCP
certificate just from rea
Thanks to everyone for their comments on this. You've convinced me. I'll
go away and worry about something else instead now!
- Bill.
At 04:43 27/02/02 -0800, you wrote:
>I know this one has been done to death: use uniform extents to avoid
>fragmentation; multiple extents don't hurt (wit
I once had a manager who was a paranoid schizophrenic. Very exciting, let
me tell you. But, one thing he told me in a rather roundabout paranoid way
is that the way you deal with crazy bosses who were out to get you is to
make friends with other people at your boss' level in the organization,
ho
In Canada we call it Ontario Provincial Police.
> SELECT * FROM users WHERE clue > 0
0 rows returned
What is OPP?
> -Original Message-
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> Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 9:13 AM
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> Subj
> I call it a data repository.
I call it a data suppository...
Because nobody wants it after you've stuffed in a dark place. :-)
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We Have the same issue here. Large Tables , loade
Solaris 2.6
Oracle 8.0.5 --> Oracle 8.1 --> Oracle 8.1.7.3
I have a Solaris box with a test and a production database. I have 2 code
trees: 8.0.5, and 8.1.7 patched up to level 8.1.7.2. With Oracle's
blessing (really, I opened a tar), I upgraded the test database directly
from 8.0.5 to the 8.1
Hmmm ... in an old project we had a manager with similar ideas... his ideas
of design were, what should I say? 'revolutionary'? We finally named his
design technique as 'Rainfall Design' because the ideas would come down like
a heavy rainfall and then drain away immediately when logic was applied.
Oracle 8.1.6.0 NT 4.0
I'm having a problem with a query which is basically just a bunch of UNION
ALL's that I want sorted in a certain way. The query runs flawlessly when I
limit the result set with a where clause, but when I remove it, the query
crashes when sorting (in the order by at the far
Buy him the 'Oracle8i For Dummies' as your departing gift, and suggest that
he does this himself...
Heck, if he can "design" it, let him have the privilege of "building" it as
well :)
Good Luck...
- Kirti
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Bill,
I believe in that case your query will spend most time on data transfer and the
percent of seeking
time will be tiny provided that number of extents is reasonable. One thing to note:
sizes of extents
should be multiple of db_file_multiblock_read_count in order to minimize number of I/O
o
Bill,
I believe in that case your query will spend most time on data transfer and the
percent of seeking
time will be tiny provided that number of extents is reasonable. One thing to note:
sizes of extents
should be multiple of db_file_multiblock_read_count in order to minimize number of I/O
o
I wanted to do this at my last job. I called WWS and was told it was their
best recommendation to put it in a new home. They would not support
installing into the old home and if you have problems, you are on your own.
Terry
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T
What is OPP?
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>
> OLN is free for OPP members however, you n
The boss is NOT always right but he is always the BOSS.
Murphy said: If they want it bad (in 24 hours) they will get it bad.
Let the guy have whatever he wants, just be sure to document his requests.
Don't you want to get advanced after they fire HIM :-)
Yechiel Adar, Mehish Computer Services
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Have A Nice Day
Gerald T. Bray
Email Administrator
Handex
We Have the same issue here. Large Tables , loaded
nightly But nobody uses them. Management calls it a
Datawarehouse, I call it a data repository. Can a
cusotmer find out what they need. NOPE
Document your findings, to C.Y.A.
Good Luck
--- "Orr, Steve" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When I wa
Bill,
It sounds like you are describing an ideal situation. Is this scan being
done by only one user at a time? Then you are describing a dedicated
database to one user?
Lets face it, the above is not even remotely probable in todays world. And
furthur, if you decided that the above setup is
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Bill - My Tech. Service Manager keeps reminding me that "disk isn't so
simple anymore". You are probably on RAID for the higher read performance.
Now your file is broken across several disks. Of course, to get the straight
read, the controller can't service anyone else's requests while your scan
c
You have this decree in writing?
Okay, once you get that. Do what he wants, making sure everyone knows
that this great new database design and application are all his idea
(do this with a smile, with enthusiasm if you can manage it)
hang on and wait for it all to fall apart.
Otherwise, do yo
What person? What address? Employed Where? If it's an unknown address, not in your
system, etc then how did you get the msg? ;)
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Your damager should be committed in the nearest mental institution ASAP. The guy is a
moron.
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1. Run, don't walk, to monster.com.
2. Update and print resume
3. Enjoy vacation (hopefu
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When I was consulting at a particular client, I saw the effects of this
"approach" after the fact. Massive amounts of data were loaded into tables
that were never accessed except to load data because the users couldn't do
anything with it. Later it was thought that to fix this all they had to do
w
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Gerald T. Bray
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Point #6 - I did not know Win98 can run under 64k RAM. Tell your Boss he
needs at least 16MB RAM for Win98 : >
> 6 - all users will be trained to use MS Access to get at "their"
> data. (These are users that were just converted off from "green screen"
> teminals within the last 45-days, to W
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