There's a lot of junk here, that's for sure. The reason for replying
to it is that this thing get's passed around among the Sybase types
and it's rather misleading.
I'm not trying to foment a religious war, just answer the half truths
and misinformation.
Jared
On Friday 29 March 2002 14:3
> Sybase database = Oracle tablespace
My impression was that a Sybase database was more akin
to an Oracle Schema.
Mind you I've had the training for Sybase, but haven't done
much with it. I'm thankful too, I didn't care for it much.
Jared
On Saturday 30 March 2002 04:23, Rachel Carmichael
I'll take a case of Lagavulin or Glenmorangie, you decide.
Email me off list for my shipping address.
Jared
On Friday 29 March 2002 18:03, Larry Elkins wrote:
> Greg,
>
> You *do* see DBA's doing the bulk of the SQL tuning work in many shops. But
> it's not necessarily because the developers,
I WISH I owned that website :)
as for the programmers well, it was a thought. Obviously not the
right one in this case, but it was a thought.
enjoy the rain, I hear you guys are sending it our way
Rachel
--- Larry Elkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL
oops, well, I haven't SEEN Sybase for at least 4.5 years so am I
forgiven?
So, how would you translate the dbo user? SYSTEM? Any account with DBA
role?
--- Mark Leith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You pretty much hit it on the head Rachel, except:
>
> Sybase sa user = Oracle sys user
>
> ---
Oracle does not use the redo logs to create the index. It uses the redo
logs to RECORD the creation effort if logging is on.
Semantics perhaps but important.
If Sybase does not write to the journal file when an index is created,
then if the database has to be recreated, how does it know that the
Hello Rajesh
and the list,
Since some others asked some questions, I'm CCing the list. Sorry for
that.
I've renamed DRPP to MRPP(Microstate Response-time Performance Porfiling).
I'll add some further tests to MRPP to make it more practical. Most
probably it'll be availabe in 2-3 months.
Sorry li
RTFM
and experimentation.
However, paying Oracle by attending the ILT classes and
studying from Student Guides also works !!
-
Kirti
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AMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubje
Hmm, what about the LOGGING/NOLOGGING option of the CREATE INDEX
statement ?
Jan
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Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002 11:58 PM
> Jared,
>
> There are too many mistakes in that "document" to even begin to an
You pretty much hit it on the head Rachel, except:
Sybase sa user = Oracle sys user
-Original Message-
Carmichael
Sent: 30 March 2002 12:23
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
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Ian,
Having worked with Sybase years ago, I developed this "translation"
Sybase instance = Oracle dat
Don't know exactly what you want but if you just "create table Hamid_table
as select * from dba_tables" and do likewise with some of the other data
dictionary tables (objects,triggers,segments etc) then you have a set of
tables which are all related to each other.
Another quick way of populating
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Rachel
> Carmichael
>
> Larry,
>
> Mine is Glenmorangie in a port finish. Write me offline for the address
> :)
>
> Oh -- your poor programmers who have queries that don't perform in
> production as they do in development? Have you t
Larry,
Mine is Glenmorangie in a port finish. Write me offline for the address
:)
My last shop we had one programmer who not only expected me to tune his
SQL, he expected me to WRITE his SQL for me. I got emails "I need a
query that returns this information from these tables". His boss set
him s
Ian,
Having worked with Sybase years ago, I developed this "translation"
Sybase instance = Oracle database
Sybase database = Oracle tablespace
Sybase dbo user = Oracle sys user
Sybase master database = Oracle SYSTEM tablespace
anyone have a better explanation?
Rachel
--- "MacGregor, Ian A."
My mantra (developed after years of living with a Jewish mother) is:
I'm wrong, I've always been wrong, I will always BE wrong, let's move
on from there.
What I used to love is "Oracle is broken". Really? Was it its leg? Arm?
your head?
--- Larry Elkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh yes, it'
Study
Rohit wrote:
> hi there,
>
> I want tips regarding 1z0-023 architecture exam.. please help,
>
> Thanks
>
> Rohit
>
>
>
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Nothing new to put here, hmm
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hi there,
I want tips regarding 1z0-023 architecture exam..
please help,
Thanks
Rohit
Good day!
I suppose to create a new database.
But when the process reaches the
part of "Creating and Starting Oracle
Instance", the said process will
just stall. I dunno the cause
because there is no any dialog
that pops-up. And when I also look
CloneDBCreation.log, I can read nothing.
Any sugg
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