On Fri, Mar 29, 2002 at 03:33:20PM -0800, John Kanagaraj wrote:
The reason may be driven by the requirement of
'develop-within-this-deadline' for Developers, and
'get-this-query-to-respond-within-1-sec' for DBAs. The DBA's responsibility
(among others) is to run a well tuned system, the
Charlie,
We do a cold backup of the production database active tablespaces (36
GIG) each night and a cold backup each Sunday night of the full
database(active and read-only tablespaces 70 GIG). The reason we backup
the read-only each week is it is easier to restore from one tape and I
do not
Dear Brian and other gurus !
May i ask U to give a word or two on the topics U mentioned , i.e.
How to detect, diagnose, and recover from an instance hang;
What do you do when a user calls and says the system is slow or that
theycan't connect;
How to capture application SQL errors from the db
In old days when I used to work on Ingres, you could bring up one db server
and start different databases akin to bringing up only one oracle.exe
serving different processes. That probably is similar to Sybase.
Raj
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Those of you who have been on the list for a few years probably remember me
asking stupid questions when I was a duh-veloper. (I remember one in
particular where I flipped out because I didn't remember the difference
between UNION and UNION ALL and got my a$$ handed to me.)
My two cents: Not
On Sun, 31 Mar 2002 17:23:18 -0800, Patrice Boivin wrote:
WOW, is the certification market that bad?
Their books were useful, I wonder what happened.
Computer book sales have been sharply off since at least
spring 2001. The situation greatly worsened in the fall.
September was not kind, as
Greg,
Don't I wish the developers would use the tools available to them for
tuning.
Zilch, None, Nada. I live with what I get from the developers and I
have yet been able to get any changes made to the applications. This is
one of the problems you encounter where there is 2 distinct departments
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From: "Andrey Bronfin"
I'll also appreciate very much if other list
members could post any possible interview non-trivial questions with
some short answers.
try "Where can one get sample Interview Questions?" from
http://www.crn.com/Sections/BreakingNews/BreakingNews.asp?ArticleID=30009
Dear gurus , what do U say about this ?
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All,
We are in transition here at my site. Our primary development tool
over the past few years has been a client-server tool named Uniface from
Compuware, which does an excellent job of protecting developers from
themselves. However, we are switching to Java, and moving more developers
I figured you were, but I didn't want someone to mistakenly get the idea
that
it somehow made copying legal... :-). In fact, I'm not sure whats going to
happen at this point
RF
Robert G. Freeman - Oracle8i OCP
Oracle DBA Technical Lead
CSX Midtier Database Administration
The Cigarette
Charlie - Currently on most of our systems we do a weekly cold backup and
rely on archive logs for the rest of the week. We augment this with full
exports a couple of days/week. This is not ideal. Previously we did nightly
cold backups, but our systems grew to the point that wasn't practical. We
It's a long story. Publishers in general are suffering these days...
Robert G. Freeman - Oracle8i OCP
Oracle DBA Technical Lead
CSX Midtier Database Administration
The Cigarette Smoking Man: Anyone who can appease a man's conscience can
take his freedom away from him.
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Hi Ron, what o/s are you on?
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Subject: ORA-00020: maximum number of processes (100) exceeded
I need to increase max processes but I
I need to increase max processes but I can't log in. Can anyone tell me how
to get into the database
when I get ORA-00020 errors?
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John Kanagaraj wrote:
Greg,
The reason may be driven by the requirement of
'develop-within-this-deadline' for Developers, and
'get-this-query-to-respond-within-1-sec' for DBAs. The DBA's responsibility
(among others) is to run a well tuned system, the Developers' responsbility
is to
Yep... I was expecting royalty statement this month (as opposed to checks!)
actually one book should have been paying out so I was hopeful for my
first real royalty check!! :-(
By the way, Jonathan, Have your SQL*Plus books (love em!)... see you have
good reviews on your SQL*Loader book, so
I've never understood Oracle's business plan when it comes to
development/data extraction tools. It's like they are only half
interested in that end of the market.
Sure, they have Forms, Reports, Graphs, JDeveloper, Discoverer etc. But
they always seemed weaker than even the nearest
Hi DBAs,
I want to move some indexes to another tablespace. Is there something
similar to alter table move tablespace or do I have to rebuild?
Thanks
Rick
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I used the SQL*Loader on a project for about 5 months - it was very helpful.
However, I would recommend that a new version be released with something
like a section for tips, tricks and traps. There were a few items that
are not covered in the Oracle documentation, nor the book, that would be
and your question is?
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All,
We are in transition here at my site. Our primary development tool
over the past few years has been a client-server tool named Uniface
from
Compuware, which does an excellent job of protecting developers from
Rachel Carmichael wrote:
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.
This guy seems to be trying a new tactic these days: DBA mailing lists.
even with max processes, you should be able to log in via svrmgrl and
connect internal
that will let you do the shutdown immediate or shutdown abort you need
to to restart with more processes Edit the init.ora first, then do
shutdown and restart
or you can do a startup force, which will do
Charlie,
I use Rman for all my backups. I like to have my database's up and
available to the users all the time.
Rman makes backup and recovery a simple process. For my production db's, I
will perform nightly Rman backups of the database and archivelog files, and
weekly Rman Validates for
Also appeared that you are stuck with one block size, anyone know if this
has changed?
Sybase 11.0 and prior had only 1 page size - 2k (except for 1 obscure
platform that i can't recall which was 4k). With 11.5(?) they added a
feature called Large I/O which allowed you to have 2k, 4k, 8k, or
Rick,
prepare for the deluge
alter index {name} rebuild tablespace {tbsname}
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
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Hi DBAs,
I want to move some indexes to another
anyone who COUNTS on a royalty check to pay basic bills is living in a
dream world. It's like the ads I hear for the Sunday NY Times Job
Market section -- this guy starts looking at penthouse apartments,
because he's read the Job Market section and KNOWS he'll have a
high-paying job in a matter
Denny,
Re the Sybase Replication server: It is a separate product and
truly an impressive piece of work.
While I was very impressed with Rep Server, the database is
what's lacking.
Jared
PS. to all: if you've never used Sybase, you haven't developed
a true appreciation for SQL*Plus.
On
Hello,
Do a rebuild; when you move the indexes they will become invalid, and you
will have to rebuild them anyway.
Thank you,
Paul Sherman
DBA
voice - 781-501-4143 (office)
fax- 781-278-8341 (office)
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Hi
WHich view show when was the last rebuild of indexes?
Thx
-Seema
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I wouldn't put it past him. But I don't recognize his name on any of
those questions :)
--- Stephane Faroult [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rachel Carmichael wrote:
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
Here is the URL for the PRO*C code to dump data from a query to a flat file.
http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/ask/f?p=4950:8:646297::NO::F4950_P8_DISPLAYID,F
4950_P8_CRITERIA:459020243348,%7BSQLDA%7D
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David,
Select (DateTime1 - DateTime2) * 24 * 60 * 60
From Dual
;
Oracle date arithmetic results are in fractional days, so the above gets you
the number of seconds between two Date datatype arguments. Of course you
can go ahead and multiply 24*60*60 to get Seconds/Day, but I prefer to leave
There is code for a basic SQL Unloader tool available at
asktom.oracle.com. Completely dynamic. Limited support for LONGs and no
support for LOBs or objects, but generally pretty good. Does bulk fetches.
http://osi.oracle.com/~tkyte/flat/index.html
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Royalty... Whats that??? :-)
Amen to all of what you have just said Rachel.
RF
Robert G. Freeman - Oracle8i OCP
Oracle DBA Technical Lead
CSX Midtier Database Administration
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take his freedom away from him.
whoopse. pasted the wrong URL. I'll send the correct one as soon as I can
find it.
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S
There is code for a basic SQL Unloader tool available at
asktom.oracle.com. Completely dynamic. Limited support for
My oracle listener service is not working on NT. Can someone send me a
script to rebuild the listener service?
Thanks!
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I am running batch scripts that access remote database through database
links. I am getting a lot of processes that don't get cleared up. This is
probably due to failed connections or a database down, etc... I have exits
in the SQL scripts and in the batch scripts. How can I control this so
Unix.
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Hi Ron, what o/s are you on?
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Try this:
select to_date('10:20:32','hh:mi:ss') -
to_date('10:25:29', 'hh:mi:ss')
from dual
/
Viktor
--- Nguyen, David M [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to calculate seconds using SQL?
For example, I'd like to subtract these two time
to get difference in
seconds:
10:20:32
Biggest disadvantage with utl_file is it cannot be
used to extract data on the client. You also have to
consider the effort required and the performance.
Regards,
Denny
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- bcp out - It's time Oracle came up with some
utility to extract the data
is to develop a working product, and the two goals twain meet!
--
and the two goals twain meet
twain Pronunciation Key (twn)
n. adj. pron.
Two.
Perhaps you mean the two goals ner meet, as in ner the twain
shall meet? Gotta run, gotta catch a twain.
Oh, I guess I'm a little slow on Monday. I've enjoyed the discussion so far.
Very close to my situation.
Given my situation - i.e., we haven't had many SQL statement problems, but
expecting to receive more with Java, I'm wondering how I can get ahead of
the game. I have worked on a set of SQL
Seema,
Probably Last_DDL_Time in DBA_Objects, though that just tells you the last
time any DDL was executed on the object.
Jack
Jack C. Applewhite
Database Administrator/Developer
OCP Oracle8 DBA
iNetProfit, Inc.
Austin, Texas
www.iNetProfit.com
[EMAIL
Well, I believe changing the number of processes involves bouncing the db
anyway. IF you can't get in via svrmgrl, I've just killed client processes
(if your appserver isn't spinning out of control) until I could get in.
Otherwise I've had to take the drastic measure of killing smon or pmon or
Jack,
How about substracting a system date with a database replication date to get
difference of time? Can you please give me a specific command?
SQL select to_char(sysdate, 'Dy Mon Dd HH24:MI:SS ') from dual;
TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,'DYMONDD
Mon Apr 01 11:08:00 2002
Ron,
The easiest way to do that is use the Oracle Net8 Configuration Assistant.
It's under Programs/Oracle - OraHomeYour8iHome/Network Administration and
a snap to use.
Jack
Jack C. Applewhite
Database Administrator/Developer
OCP Oracle8 DBA
iNetProfit, Inc.
Jack
No!
thx
-Seema
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Subject: RE: LAST REBUILD INDEX
Date: Mon, 01 Apr 2002 08:53:33 -0800
Seema,
Probably Last_DDL_Time in DBA_Objects, though that just tells you
Hi
Drop tablespace including contents command is taking so much of time.
Is any specific reason?
Thx
-Seema
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Title: RE: Do programmers tune SQL?
Our developers tend to be of the 'Meet the Holy Deadline at all costs' school and
tuning is rarely perfomed; we've had some major resource issues due to bad SQL.
Our lead DBA got the idea of revising our migration process so that all SQL code migrates
David,
SysDate is a function and can be referenced in any SQL statement. So you
could do the following if you want seconds between the two, or leave off
some or all of the trailing multiplicands to get fractional minutes, hours
or days.
Select ( SysDate - Next_Date ) * 24 * 60 * 60
From
Here is a script I recently made to help me understand how the date worked.
REM Elapsed Time
define start_time = '03-25-02 11:17:12'
define stop_time = '03-27-02 12:36:30'
define date_fmt = 'mm-dd-yy hh24:mi:ss'
select trunc(to_date('stop_time', 'date_fmt')
- to_date('start_time',
Seema,
What version are you on? For 8.1.7.3.0 under Win2k Last_DDL_Time in
DBA_Objects *does* show when an Index last had an Alter Index xxx
Rebuild executed against it. I just now tested to verify that.
Jack
Jack C. Applewhite
Database Administrator/Developer
Nguyen, David M wrote:
Jack,
How about substracting a system date with a database replication date to get
difference of time? Can you please give me a specific command?
SQL select to_char(sysdate, 'Dy Mon Dd HH24:MI:SS ') from dual;
TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,'DYMONDD
Dennis,
I've had to keep after the Java developers here to use bind variables
instead of literals. Apparently, it's much easier for them to construct
literal SQL. They now understand the importance and use bind variable
pretty much all the time.
A few months ago they started spawning multiple
It can take
fffooorreevvveer
if you have a fragmented dictionary managed tablespace (lot's and lot's of
extents, free or used). Oracle is spending all it's time cleaning up the
sys.uet$
Brian P. MacLean
Oracle
Four years ago the only hardware striping available on EMC I was aware of
was RAID-S.
Recently researching striping ideas on EMC and was told that we can achieve
raid0+1 hardware striping on EMC.
I was told that EMC has some layer called meta-volume that is made of many
other hyper-volumes.
We have a database that is currently patched to release 8.1.7.2.
I am about to install an additional product to the 8.1.7.2 Oracle Server
Home.
In this case it is Oracle Transparent Gateway for Sybase - but my question
is for any additional Oracle Product that I might install - after
performing
It works. Thank you so much, Jack.
David
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David,
Select (DateTime1 - DateTime2) * 24 * 60 * 60
From Dual
;
Oracle date arithmetic results are in fractional days, so the above gets you
well, the number of objects in that tablespace and the number of
extents for each of these objects could definitely explain the amount
of time.
--- Seema Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Drop tablespace including contents command is taking so much of
time.
Is any specific reason?
Thanks for your advices, Stephane.
David
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Nguyen, David M wrote:
Jack,
How about substracting a system date with a database replication date to
get
difference of time? Can you
make them use Java prepared statements.
I ended up having to turn cursor sharing to force to deal with the fact
that the programmers refused to use prepared statements and insisted on
literals.
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Dennis,
I've had to keep after the Java
I sincerely apologize in advance if this email is bothersome to anyone.
I was just approached by another recruiter about a sql*server dba opening
here in Ft. Lauderdale. Don't know anything about relo, but if anyone is
interested here's the recruiter's email address:
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My
Names change to protect the innocent/guilty, maybe?
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I wouldn't put it past him. But I don't recognize his name on any of
those questions :)
--- Stephane Faroult [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you have successfully installed Oracle 9.0.1 on Red Hat 7.2, please
let me know what steps you had to take to make it work.
I've installed the compatibility libs and glibc stub patch for Oracle 8i,
and
have successfully installed 8.1.7.
The 9i install consistently fails on the ins_plsql.mk
If your listener.ora file is OK and you've just lost the service then go to
the C: prompt and type LSNRCTL START. This will fail,but it will have
created the service. You can then go start the service and set it up for
autostart from the SERVICES panel on the CONTROL PANEL.
Silly, but it's
I have the good fortune? of creating two new databases on two Windows
2000 servers. I am familiar with Oracle on Solaris, but have no clue
about Windows 2000. I have installed Oracle release 8.1.7 and have
upgraded it to release 8.1.7.3. As part of the install I created the
demo database on both
I think there's a new myth: Programmers should tune SQL.
Harrison says his book is for developers, but consider what he actually
covers. Chapter 8, Tuning Table Access, covers many topics that are for
DBA's, not developers:
-- hit rate in the buffer cache
-- db_file_multiblock_read_count
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From: Jack C. Applewhite [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Mon, 01 Apr 2002 10:17:42 -0800
Seema,
What version are you on? For 8.1.7.3.0 under Win2k Last_DDL_Time in
DBA_Objects
metal ink says:
From: Oracle, sivakumar saravanan 05-Mar-02 11:36
Subject: Re : Error when invoking /9.0/plsql/lib/ins_plsql.mk
Hi,
When receiving this error during installation, follow these steps:
1. Open a new console window on the host as the installation user.
2. Set up the
first time you get the error,
open a new window go to $ORACLE_HOME/bin
look for genclntsh
vi the file, looking for -z defs, remove that part, the -z defs
./genclntsh
then hit retry, all should be good.
joe
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If you have successfully installed Oracle 9.0.1 on Red Hat
Kirti,
I am assuming you are still looking for some answers
to this. ( Allright I am late ..but it is because my
network is slow..;) )
Having done several conversions on HP from 32 bit
oracle to 64 bit I think I can safely say 64 bit is
the way to go.
There is a paper titled ORACLE 64-bit
OS: Windows NT
Oracle Database: 8.0.4
One of our production database instance OracleService
was down at least three times in a row. At this stage,
we have to restart OracleService to bring up the
database.
I saw couple of error messages in alert log file.
ORA-00600: internal error code,
OS: Windows NT
Oracle Database: 8.0.4
One of our production database instance OracleService
was down at least three times in a row. At this stage,
we have to restart OracleService to bring up the
database.
I saw couple of error messages in alert log file.
ORA-00600: internal error code,
Hi all,
Came across this on the IOUG page:
Results of the IOUG Board of Directors Election. The Winners are...
13-MAR-02
Michael Abbey - 48.5% of voters
Kimberly Floss - 45.6% of voters
Karen Langley - 41.5% of voters
Ari Kaplan - 40.3% of voters
Congratulations to the winners. Michael
And good luck when something (like OiD on 9.0.1.2) eventually gives you
grief and there's nothing even remotely close to your problem on Metaclink.
Oracle Support won't touch it.
Been there, done that.
Rich Jesse System/Database Administrator
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Check the code in the trigger it seems that one of the variables is getting
assigned a value that is longer than it can hold. The ora-2 error is
user generated. Check on metalink you could be running into a bug, one of
the posters got it resolved by pinning all the packages in SGA.
Anyways,
Thanks Ray.
Been there, done that, wish it worked. :)
Jared
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I may open a can of worms - but don't intend to...
Sometimes DBAs and Sys Admins make tuning impossible or at least
very hard for developers.
I am a developer and do a lot of tuning of statements used by our
applications. I have, in our office, the luxury of DBA access to
databases and
Hmmm,
Think I forgot to do that last time.
I've been tinkering with the environment to get this to work.
Lotsa little 'gotchas'.
Jared
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Oops. Forgot to do something.
I've been tinkering with the environment to get this to work.
9i has been mostly installed now. The OEM agent and the CTX
server both failed to link, but I don't care at the moment.
Now to try and create a database
Jared
Ray Stell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi list,
Thanks John for the warm email. I am honored to have been elected to the
Board, and will listen and work hard to make IOUG continue to be great for
the Oracle community. There were many very strong candidates running this
year, so I know how valuable it was to have been elected.
Any
Hi,
can you paste ora-600 trace files to list ?
Jamadagni, Rajendra wrote:
Check the code in the trigger it seems that one of the variables is getting
assigned a value that is longer than it can hold. The ora-2 error is
user generated. Check on metalink you could be running into a bug,
Congratulations to the winners. Michael Abbey, popular speaker, author,
and
Oracle guru returns to the board.
Not to mention popular Pythian DBA! :-)
Paul
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Hi everyone.
I'm currently working at a client where the OFA standard has been (as
they put it) taken to the next level. I disagree with their
approach, and I'd be interested to see what list members think.
The client believes that any DBA (there are about 16 on staff) should
be able to
Mama always said, Anal is as anal does...
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Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 4:48 PM
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Subject: Seeking opinions
Hi
There is no major differences in your opinions/ideas here. Just think about
it as enforcing a naming conventions.
It's nice to have but hopefully it will last when one mount point gets
filled or slow and some files need to be created/moved somewhere else
violating the defined standards.
So come
Blake,
When you open a command line window (aka DOS session I like to call them),
remember to issue the following statement before you try to use sqlplus:
Set oracle_sid=put_your_SID_here
e.g.
set oracle_sid=ORCL
sqlplus
Then connect internal if you can.
I like to try something like select
Yes and its a good time to look at the whole server configuration from
changes to mount points filesystem layouts swap space and just about any
other thing you and your sysadmin can look at.
A couple of years ago I had a HPUX 10-20 system that needed to be upgraded
to 11 and the end result
Having worked mostly as a developer, the myth is that ALL programmers
should tune SQL. Poor programmers trying to tune a query just make it
unreadable. Good programmers should be able to tune, and depending on
the shop, they should be able to do it better than an DBA in some
situations (There
-- Paul Baumgartel [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 04/01/02 14:48:23 -0800
Hi everyone.
I'm currently working at a client where the OFA standard has been (as
they put it) taken to the next level. I disagree with their
approach, and I'd be interested to see what list members think.
The client
Waleed list,
I researched this issue recently and found out that
the meta volume was concatenating a bunch of hyper
volume. As you know, concatenation is NOT striping.
The hyper volumes get filled with data one after
another, eventually giving you the simulation of a
striped volume, when all
Seen that before. And it wouldn't be so bad except the DBA's were
complaining about the poor performing SQL. They blindfolded the developers,
tied their hands behind their back, to the point they could not even
generate an explain plan, much less do any tracing and use tkprof. And then
complained
The Developers will also need really big PC's, Last company I worked for
was using TogetherSoft and we found 256 MB RAM an absolute minimum
requirement. If you don't have much knowlege of Java I suggest you get
hold of some skills as well.
I have just created a database utility to do what
I agree with much of what you say, but, disagree (respectfully, of course
;-)) with other points. In line.
I think there's a new myth: Programmers should tune SQL.
I think they should have a core understanding of good SQL practices from a
performance standpoint, and, they should be expected
Maybe they do not want to reinvent the wheel I mean, there are
so many tools out there that allow you to dump a table out. Take
a Perl script that would take 3 minutes to write for example. The
account I joined has a rather nifty C script. You get to modify it
to perfectly suite your
There was one guy at a site I used to work for that was interesting.
He wrote his own shell scripts and PL/SQL routines and did them well.
He was open to learning and all that good stuff. However, he felt
that it was the sys. admin's job to write the shell scripts and the
DBA's to write the
Hum, sounds like you got the beginnings of a book;-)
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JANUSZ
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 7:38 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
I used the SQL*Loader on a project for about 5 months - it was very helpful.
However, I would recommend that a new version be
Reboot. The answer to all questions regarding Windows :-)
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Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 9:20 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Well, I believe changing the number of processes involves bouncing the db
anyway. IF you can't get in via svrmgrl, I've just
Hi John,
Oracle has solved the problem. Change the connect strings in the form server
from http to socket. Thanks.
Regds,
New Bee
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From: John Kanagaraj [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 11:58 AM
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