Hi,
The only way to limit your connections is through the
max_sessions parameter. As far as I know there is no
queuing mechanism for this available.
About the price, only thing we experienced is dramatic performance
in certain batch applications which run through sqlnet. In these cases
you shou
Dear all,
I have Oracle8 DBA certification.
To upgrade there is following exam.
1Z0-020 ORACLE 8I: NEW FEATURES FOR ADMINISTRATORS
Oracle announced : Oracle8 OCP Track Retirement
As of March 31, 2002
Do anyone of you know if they will
also retire
1Z0-020 ORACLE 8I: NEW FEATURES FOR ADMINIS
Hello Victor
Try to add
and your_date in (select max(your_date) from whatever)
Yechiel Adar, Mehish Computer Services
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> -Original Message-
> From: Viktor [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tue, March 19, 2002 11:53 PM
> To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
> Subje
I agree, 98 is a pile of ... The thread management in 98 leaves a *lot* to
be desired, and as Oracle is a single (multi-threaded) process on win32
platforms, it usually helps to get an OS that can handle these multiple
threads "correctly".
Upgrade to Win2K Pro.. 192Mb RAM is more than enough, jus
Some rudimentary testing on a laptop here (500Mhz,
512M RAM, typical single disk)
a) visiting a single block via 4,000,000 logical IO's
got me approx 35000 gets/sec
b) repeated full table scans similar system got me
approx 350 phys reads/sec
After this extensive, thorough and exhaustive
exercis
Does this mean that I can get a free spam to the list as well?? :>
GD&RLH
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Baumgartel
Sent: 19 March 2002 16:48
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Jared? Can you please go beat up these spammers?
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Hi,
Could someone please point me to some good iFS power point slides?
TIA,
Tamas Szecsy
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No. I/O capacity is basically proportional to the number of spindles you can
have working in parallel for you at any one time.
Thanks, Bjørn.
On Tuesday 19 March 2002 20:58, Jenkins, Michael - EDS wrote:
> Doesn't "creative" striping solve this problem to some extent?
>
> -Original Messa
Hi Mark,
Sure you do, just wear your crash helmet and bullet proof vest :-)
Take care
Jack
"Mark Leith"
Oracle9i supports this directly - look for pipelined PL/SQL functions.
Thanks, Bjørn.
On Tuesday 19 March 2002 14:58, Magaliff, Bill wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a way to write a procedure to return multiple rows? I have some
> nasty SQL that I'd like to convert to run server-side, but how do you
Hiya Jack
Oh I've got them on already! ;P
Now donning my flame retardant suit!
M.
P.S. Had some fun with Chris the other week! ;P
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Zanen
Sent: 20 March 2002 10:33
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Hi Mark,
Sure you do, just wear your crash helmet and bull
Cary Milsap from hotsos has much data to confirm an approximate 1:100 ratio
between LIO time and PIO time.
Can we therefore conclude, that the buffer cache hit ratio should be 99%? :-)
Rgds, Bjørn.
On Wednesday 20 March 2002 10:48, Connor McDonald wrote:
> Some rudimentary testing on a laptop
Title: RE: Oracle Certification Upgrade 8 to 8i
Manoj
I am in the same situation and looking at the IZO-020 exam as well.
It is 8 that is due to retire , IZO-020 is an 8i exam.
You have plenty of time to take the exam.
John
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From: Manoj Jain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
Hello Kimberly
I meant on the point that loads all the cost of the infrastructure on the
first disk in the new controller.
Yechiel Adar, Mehish Computer Services
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> -Original Message-
> From: Kimberly Smith [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tue, March 19, 2002 10:24 PM
>
I always thought 42 was a good number. Perhaps I was wrong.
Bjørn Engsig wrote:
Cary Milsap from hotsos has much data to confirm an approximate 1:100 ratio between LIO time and PIO time. Can we therefore conclude, that the buffer cache hit ratio should be 99%? :-)Rgds, Bjørn.On Wednesday 20
Hi Manoj,
Only the oracle8 exams are being retired in March of 2002. You can bet
that the8i
exams will be retired but not when :-). Typically the announcement is
made far in
advance. The official place to see these announcements is:
http:/www.oracle.com/education/certification
Best regards
JoJo,
Did you check, if 9i is certified to run on Win98? I doubt it. (though
still might work, even - not being certified for this platform).
Also, you mentioned, installation "bombs" on db creation. Could be, because
default memory settings in default init.ora parameter file for "starter" db
(
You don't say what version you're using, but you could look at reference
cursors. Search Oracle docs (tahiti.oracle.com) for "REFCURSOR".
HTH! GL! :)
Rich Jesse System/Database Administrator
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Quad/Tech International, Sussex, WI USA
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Could not find any specific examples of this usage . . .
1) must it be inside a package? could it just be defined in a
procedure?
2) why IN/OUT? What's being passed in?
3) why open with no fetch? what does that accomplish?
thanks much
bill
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Sent: Tue,
Hi All,
Oracle 8.1.6
I have 2 tables which have been analyzed. The query takes about 30+ seconds
to run. If I run it many times it is faster as data gets loaded into
buffer
cache. I want to optimize when that is not the case. All the fields in the
query have a separate index created EXCEPT for
My dear friend Mogens,
I am so glad we share the same kind of "bedtime
reading" in our own parts of the world. I totally
agree with you, every cache hit ratio and performance
metric within Oracle needs to be 42, for us to be in a
sublime and happy state...;-). After all "42" does
solve all of lif
Depends on the question.
Jerry Whittle
ACIFICS DBA
NCI Information Systems Inc.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Mogens Nørgaard [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> I always thought 42 was a good number. Perhaps I was wrong.
>
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The problem I've had with TARs and Oracle Support in general is actually
getting a hold of someone in Oracle Support who knows what they are talking
about. I had a TAR that I needed to explain basic DBA knowledge to the
support person. And we're paying how much for Silver Support (or whatever
it
Dennis,
And my apologies for the semi-flame... I was having a stress filled
day yesterday. One event was that I discovered what I think was a very
unfair review on bookpool.com about the 9i book, and I was just a tad
upset about it. I think you got more than your fare share of the brunt of
it.
My
Much prefer that solution myself. I was suggesting DBCA because I assumed
this was his first NT install and thats why he wanted to use DBCA.
RF
Robert G. Freeman - Oracle8i OCP
Oracle DBA Technical Lead
CSX Midtier Database Administration
The Cigarette Smoking Man: Anyone who can appease a man
Connor - Cary Millsap presented the results of 10 trace files in a Hotsos
seminar I attended. The ratio ranged from a high of 108.57 down to a low of
0.79. The point is that the ratio is nowhere near the oft-quoted 10,000.
This means that logical I/Os are not insignificant. Even if physical I/O
we
Yes they both are, only difference being the amount of data in Prod and DEV
databases for this query. Prod has more.
Srini
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Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 9:43 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Are the tables/indexes analyzed the same way, if you use CBO?
Hi All,
Oracle 8.1.6 SE
I tried to create a bitmap index and but get feature not enabled. This
cannot be only available in EE. Is there some script I need to run to
enable creation of bitmap indexes. I have searched MetaLink but see no
restrictions.
Thanks
Rick
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Shibu - One piece of advice I received was that unless you are manipulating
the audio/video data inside Oracle, you may be better off storing them in
external files. Oracle has some overhead in storing and retrieving the data
that may be significantly higher than just using the operating system.
A
List,
There is a report that I tuned last November. It worked great for months.
Then a couple of weeks ago we started moving some of our indexes to disks
that had been logically striped with Veritas volume manager.I rebuilt
all of the indexes for a couple of partitioned tables and reanaly
Title: RE: More info on sql query running slow
The query in itself seems quite well optimised in my opinion, although 30 seconds does seem quite long relative to what is possible.
What I do not understand is why the query uses the PCON_CMPY_FK index on the PHY_CONTRACTS
table when that field
Not quite !! 99.999% or 'the five nines' sounds much better ;-)
With 64-bit computing we can address SGA sizes in the order of few TBs (if
not PBs), why worry about disk I/Os except for two occasions ;-)) Then the
'five nines' can be 'nine nines'. Wow!! That sounds even better.. much much
bette
Ignore question I just found on MetaLink that bitmap index is not part of
SE which in IMHO is bulls..t
Thanks
Rick
Rick Cale
Stiping cannot overcome PHYSICAL disk contention between redo logs, archived
logs, database files, etc. 3 objectives: buffer I/O via cache; spread I/O
via striping; and reduce contention via file segregation onto separate
PHYSICAL devices. I want it all: cache, striping, and enough drives to
PHYSI
Ahh, but how can you be sure that "42" does not also *cause* all of life's
problems? ;)
Does this also mean that the "preferred" number of disks, tablespaces, and
extents should also be 42? ;>
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Krishna Vaidyanatha
Sent: 20 March 2002 14:03
To: Multiple recipients of lis
Hello Rick
How many records satisfy the selection without referring to the
hold_payment_flag?
How many of those have the flag set to 'y'?
Are your indexes bitmaps or regular?
Of the top of my head I will build bitmap indexes for all the fields,
including hold_payment_flag.
Yechiel Adar, Mehish
Thank you I will look into this option. Can tell me more on this if have
already implemented this feature.
Srini
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Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 1:58 AM
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hi Srini,
Why don;t you use stored outlines.
-Original Message
Thank you..
Buffer cache is smaller on DEV.
What specific parameters are you refering you?
Indexes are in the same order.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 5:52 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
buffer cache size the same ?
init.ora parameters the same ?
index
Yapp, feel the new tuning force ;-)
DENNIS WILLIAMS wrote:
> Connor - Cary Millsap presented the results of 10 trace files in a Hotsos
> seminar I attended. The ratio ranged from a high of 108.57 down to a low of
> 0.79. The point is that the ratio is nowhere near the oft-quoted 10,000.
> This m
Both have current statistics. Data distribution is smaller on DEV. Both
are using CBO.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 4:53 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
What about current statistics on both DBs?
Is the distribution of the data reasonably the same?
Are
And the "preferred" work week only be 42 hours!!
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Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 8:58 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Ahh, but how can you be sure that "42" does not also *cause* all of life's
problems? ;)
Does this also mean that the "preferred" number o
Rick,
Curious to know how this would perform :
SELECT COUNT(a.phy_contract_id)
FROM accrued_and_paid a,
(select phy_contract_id
from phy_contracts
where company_id = 16
and contract_type = 'IC') b
WHERE a.hold_payment_flag = 'Y'
AND
Hi
Only 928 records satisfy flag set ot 'Y'. Unfortuneately they have standard
edition which does not support bitmap indexes. I did create an index on
hold_payment_flag in my test database and the cost went from 3347 to 413.
Time went from 38 seconds to 1 second. I will have to see what
Title: RE: cannot create bitmap index "feature not enabled"
Try granting the query_rewrite and query_rewrite_enabled (check spelling first) privileges to the user
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Sent: 20 March 2002 14:28
To: Multiple recipients o
It's only available in Enterprise Edition, see docs at
http://otn.oracle.com/docs/products/oracle8i/doc_library/817_doc/server.817/a76962/ch4.htm#52939
-Joe
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> Hi All,
>
> Oracle 8.1.6 SE
>
> I tried to create a bitmap index and but get feature not enabled.
> This
Robert - Not a problem. I feel that my email was too brusque, so I was
asking for it. I need to work harder on smoothing out my emails. But I
really appreciate first of all that people like you are willing to devote
their time to writing books for the benefit of the rest of us. If I wanted
to make
Houston Texas company needs an Oracle DBA/Web Developer to join its' I.T. team.
PLEASE DO NOT send your resume for this position UNLESS you aalready live in
the
Houston area and have the skills outlined below for this position.
DO NOT send your resume unless you have a stable work history (no j
Title: RE: cannot create bitmap index "feature not enabled"
Forget my previous reply regarding query_rewrite privileges - I misread it as a FBI question not a BMI one - enough of these TLA
BFN!
John
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From: Joe Raube [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 20 March
How can I calculate the values I should set PCTFREE
and PCTUSED for a table that has already been created.
can I use the statistics for that?
thank you.
Pablo
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Hi All,
Though I have been using RMAN for quite a while now, I would like to ask for
a clarification
here.
We have a production database with partitioning options on server A. We
copy over the files
(including the control files) of the prod database each night to a server B.
We will then be us
This has probably been discussed before but I would like to know if a full
database
export could affect either Oracle or server performance.
Also, does a consistent=y export only mean that each table is consistent or
is the
entire database consistent?
Ron Smith
DBA
Kerr-McGee Corp
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Steve,
That query took about 52 seconds to run.
Thanks
Rick
"Stephane
And 'preferred' rate : $42/hour? $42/minute?
$42/42 seconds (That will solve some (42?) of my life's problems :)
Gaja is finally back (after 42 weeks of disappearance;)
Welcome Back :)
I will now go back to packing my cube(in 42 boxes :) to move to a new small
cube (42 SQ FT. And that's not
Hi all,
just a basic question it was mentioned in a meeting that our OFA
instance gets so much fragmented that it needs to be rebuilt every week. Is
that true with everyone ?? BTW this is on NT (please don't ask me why). Are
there any ways to get around this fragmentation? The DB size seems
On 3/20/02, Mark Leith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Ahh, but how can you be sure that "42" does not also *cause* all of
>life's
>problems? ;)
Because, as Homer Simpson said, "Ahhh booze. The cause of and the solution to all of
life's problems." ;^)
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Hey list, In the system accounting report, I can get the total CPU usage
for ORACLE. However, I have 7 instances on this box. How can I get the
total CPU usage for each Oracle instance?Any ideas?
Million thanks,
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Rick - Hmmm. I'm looking at a document that says MS SQL doesn't have bitmap
indexes. My dark suspicion is that may have something to do with that
feature not being included in SE. But I'm pretty paranoid.
Dennis Williams
DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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I am assuming that since Orastaff continues to post positions
on to this list that they are reputable. Is there anyone out there that is
willing to share their experiences with this company. Did you get
interviews? Did you obtain a position? etc
Thanks
Don BrickerDatabase Administrator
I have some PL/SQL code which looks for chained rows
once a week and unchains them when the chained rows
count exceeds 5% of the total number of rows. Inside
this code for each table where the unchaining occurs
I increase PCTFREE by 5 and decrease PCT used by 5.
The goal is to achieve equilibrium
I see, Charlie.
Thanks for answering.
I'm not trying to avoid chained rows, I think that
Buffer busy waits may be ocurring in the header of
this segment because the gap between the PCTUSED and
PCTFREE might be too small.
What I want is to check this and all tables as well
and set this GAP corre
Hi,
How can i estimate the correct number of db_block_buffers?. I have read that it shold
be approximately 1% or 2% of the total database size.
Thanks
José Carlos
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> PLEASE DO NOT send your resume for this position UNLESS you aalready live
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guy where ever they are.
joke for a day.
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Hi Ron:
Comments inline
HTH
greetings
Diego Cutrone
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To: "Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 1:18 PM
> This has probably been discussed before but I would like to know if a full
> database
> export could affec
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am assuming that since Orastaff continues to post positions on to this
> list that they are reputable. Is there anyone out there that is willing
> to share their experiences with this company. Did you get interviews?
> Did you obtain a position? etc
i have sent m
Please read the following article and try not to choke...
http://investor.cnet.com/investor/news/newsitem/0-9900-1028-9407413-0.html?tag=ltnc
Pricing change irks Oracle customers
By: Alorie Gilbert
3/19/02 5:25 PM
Source: News.com
A pricing disagreement between Oracle and some of its databas
Hi Igor,
Yes, 9i "Personal Edition" is certified to run in Win 98.
I've love to upgrade to Win2K but it's just not feasible at the moment. I
have so much crap on there, configured, DSL here, VPN there, InterDev that,
and so on and so on (crappola for work) -- it would be a massive pain that I
j
I am beginning to read on Oracle replication. I will need to eventually replicate
from Oracle to a DB2 database. Has anyone done this and if so, was it a total pain to
set up? Also, besides TFM and some docs on metalink, does anyone have any good links
to any papers or articles on Oracle rep
Bad things will happen, it just a question of how expensive these waits
are. I have a feeling that they don't contribute much to the overall
performance problem.
Besides that pcfree/pctused will determine when blocks are put on the
freelist and when not. So probably what you want is multiple freel
I set up two independent readonly databases and a tns alias that
would allow failover in the event that one of the databases or listeners
goes down and thought I would have no downtime only to find this isn't
the case.
If one of the boxes has a severe load put on it and connections begin to
time
I have tried 4 times to contact them over the last several years. All for
jobs, skill sets, and locations that matched my personal profile. I have
never even received a "we received you email" reply.
Looks like a good quality organization to meNOT
Brian P. MacLean
Oracle DBA, OCP8i
I have sent my resume to them, and called them on the phone - no one
ever responded to me.
-Joe
--- bill thater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > I am assuming that since Orastaff continues to post positions on
> to this
> > list that they are reputable. Is there anyo
I 2nd that.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/20/02 01:21PM >>>
I have tried 4 times to contact them over the last several years. All for
jobs, skill sets, and locations that matched my personal profile. I have
never even received a "we received you email" reply.
Looks like a good quality organization
I used them to test the program called "mailfilter" which
can be found on freshmeat. I'm happy to report that the
program works very, very well. Many thanks to OraStaff
and OraKnowledge! You just need to put something like
DENY=^From:.*ora(staff|knowledge)
in $HOME/.mailfilterrc and you w
Ian and the list,
iTARs are part and parcel of the Oracle Apps world - you wouldn't believe
the number of iTARs that needed to get opened, especially during
testing/implementation of new versions. I have seen upto 10 - 15 TARs being
opened per day during such times, esp. with 11i installations...
One thing I've noticed.. their positions always for local candidates only..
no relocation assistance..
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Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 1:21 PM
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I have tried 4 times to contact them over the last several years. All for
jobs, sk
You can also limit the number of connections per dispatcher with the
(CONNECTIONS=) attribute of the MTS_DISPATCHERS initialization
parameter. This also does not queue incoming connections, but causes
incoming connections to hang, then time out.
It sounds like what Andrey needs is a function of
You must not be holding your mouth right.
I sent my resume to orastaff and have had 1 in-person interview (out
of state, local person selected) and 1 telephone interview(out of state,
no relo offered). My dealings with their organization have been very
professional and courteous. It does take a w
Hello,
I did 2 tests for PL/SQL and SQL statements. This is the test for
SQL.
Here are the steps:
SQL > alter session flush shared_pool;
SQL > alter session set sql_trace=true;
SQL > insert into test select * from test;
SQL > alter session set sql_trace=false;
FROM DICTIONARY:
SVRMGR> select
Hello,
I did 2 tests for PL/SQL and SQL statements. This is the test for
PL/SQL.
I've enabled sql_trace from another session by DBMS_SYSTEM.SET_EV().
Here are my observations and questions:
- The caller PL/SQL package are seen at the end of the raw file as
below:
PARSING IN CURSOR #1 len=19 d
Samir - We have found that each Oracle database has an internal ID. This ID
doesn't change when you clone it as you describe. RMAN uses this ID, and
will become confused if it sees two databases that are identical. One way
around this is to run two RMAN catalogs. I have not considered it an
advant
create a function getSoftwares(p_licence_id ) which returns varchar2
string of softwares and then simply run query on licence table
select licence_id , getSoftware(licenceid)
from licence ;
I hope you know what to write in getSoftwares .
-ak
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To: "Multiple recipi
I got a response from them once, when I first moved down here. The market
was frantic at that point and I had already accepted a position. I even
spoke to Bill Law himself for a brief moment. I think what really got his
attention was "No relocation reimbursement required, we are moving to
Flori
Thanks for the answer ANJO,
"Besides that pcfree/pctused will determine when
blocks are put on the
freelist and when not. So probably what you want is
multiple freelists to
take care of single freelist contention."
Let me ask you something about this.
The problem of having a small gap between
P
Just one comment. Back on O7, some testing was done by one of the DBAs
where I used to work. He determined that the consistency was within a
schema, not the whole export. SO if you had cross references between
schemas, you could experience problems on imports.
I don't know if this "functional
Lisa,
You have been missed on the off-topic list!!
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Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 1:25 PM
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I got a response from them once, when I first moved down here. The market
was frantic at that point and I had already accepted a posit
Lisa,
Your're back! How are things going? You need to come back to the OT list!
Rutj
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> I got a response from them once, when I first moved down here. The market
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> Steve,
>
> That query took about 52 seconds to run.
>
> Thanks
> Rick
>
>
> "Stephane
> Faroult" To: Multiple recipients of list
>ORACLE-L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> eco
DECLARE
my_long_var LONG;
len_long_var VARCHAR2(10);
CURSOR get_rec
IS
SELECT key_column,
long_column
FROM table_name
ORDER BY key_column;
BEGIN
FOR x_rec IN get_rec
LOOP
my_
There is another level of support that you can get were an analyst is
dedicated to your site. He may not be on site but he gets 4 or 5 accounts
that are his and its all he (or she) does. We were looking into it and
decided it really was not necessary in our case.
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Actually personal Oracle is certified on 98
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JoJo,
Did you check, if 9i is certified to run on Win98? I doubt it. (though
still might work, even - not being certified for this platform).
ok, enough of the love fest :-)
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WILLIAMS
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 7:18 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Robert - Not a problem. I feel that my email was too brusque, so I was
asking for it. I need to work harder on smoothing out my emails. But I
re
No man, your life will be so much easier on 2000 even with all the crap
you mentioned. First off, I have done quite a few upgrades of 98 and
all were well. But even if you did a fresh install it would be no more
then half a day for years of piece and quite.
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Al-Zawawi
OK,
Thanks to all of you for the input.
Only if we can can have a big storage to put all the Oracle internals into
our brains :)
There is a nice article in Metalink : Note 62005.1
Cheers
Kumanan
> -Original Message-
> From: Rachel Carmichael [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 15 March 2
i have never received any kind of response from them ever and always made
sure that i
was qualified for the posting before responding.
At 10:21 AM 3/20/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>I have sent my resume to them, and called them on the phone - no one
>ever responded to me.
>
>-Joe
>
>--- bill thater <
Is that possible?
Thanks
Kumanan
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Lisa.
Welcome back.
Ron
ROR mô¿ôm
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/20/02 02:25PM >>>
I got a response from them once, when I first moved down here. The
market
was frantic at that point and I had already accepted a position. I
even
spoke to Bill Law himself for a brief moment. I think what really
Ruth,
What is the procedure to subscribe to the OT list, please?
TIA,
Scott Lockhart
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First, Lisa, welcome back on line. I regret to say that I did not notice until
someone mentioned it in a previous reply at which time I had to remove the
baseball bat from the face! :-)
Second as to OraStaff. I replied to one of their posts only to have Bill reply
that it was really a SQL*Serve
Kumanan,
If you mean via the "alter index rebuild" command, NO. Via other methods,
YES. Exp/Imp works.
Dick Goulet
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Date: 3/20/2002 12:50 PM
Is that possible?
Thanks
Kumanan
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I think you may have missed my sarcasm - I've been on
the anti-cache hit ratio bandwagon for a long time...
Cheers
Connor
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> Connor - Cary Millsap presented the results of 10
> trace files in a Hotsos
> seminar I attended. The ratio ranged from a hi
1 - 100 of 126 matches
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