Hi,
Qn : Is it possible to copy one database to another if the source database
name is different from the target database name ?
I need to clone Oracle Applications 11I from one machine (source
instance:PROD) to another (target instance:TEST). I followed the
instructions on Metalink doc
hello guys,
i found this error in my trace file.
environment is 8.1.6/win2k.
system RAM = 4G
shared_pool_size = 238M
shared_pool_reserved_size = 119M
java_pool_size = 64K
large_pool_size = 95M
-
ERROR IN EXECUTING TIGGERS IN DB. ON STARTUP
ksedmp INTERNAL
Hi Yen-wee,
I tried but still get the following error message :
CREATE CONTROLFILE SET DATABASE TEST RESETLOGS NOARCHIVELOG
*
ORA-01503: CREATE CONTROLFILE failed
ORA-01161: database name PROD in file header does not match given name of
TEST
ORA-01110: data file 6:
Hi,
You have to recreate the controlfile as CREATE CONTROLFILE SET
DATABASE TEST RESETLOGS ARCHIVELOG. The new database name will be TEST .
Pl ensure that the old control files are deleted before recereating the
controlfile .
Regards
Rajendra
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Hi,
Please use SET in create controlfile statement if you are going to change
the DB Name.
CREATE CONTROLFILE REUSE SET DATABASE TEST RESETLOGS ARCHIVELOG
thnx
Venkat
hi
you have to do a
alter database backup controlfile to trace on the source database
change all occurrences PROD in TEST in the created backup controlfile
the create controlfile reuse has to be create controlfile SET database
test
oracle note 61590.1 on metalink
g.g. kor
rdw the netherlands
Thanks to those (Venkat, Rajendra and Yen-Wee) who replied. Problem has been
resolved.
Solution :
* Has to use CREATE CONTROLFILE SET DATABASE TEST RESETLOGS
ARCHIVELOG
* I forgot to delete old control files.
Thank you so much.
Regds,
New Bee
-Original
Hello all.
I tried get file bug2062512.tar.gz from oracle ftp site
ftp://oracle-ftp.oracle.com/server/patchsets/unix/LINUX/bug2062512/
This file is 8411 bytes of length. At ftp site I see same size for that
file. After I had got that and started decompress gzip messaged me that
Hi All,
We have a database running 7.3.4.5 and implemented a procedure that renames
the alert logs every day.
When the databases are down we rename the alert logs with a date extension.
Now we have three databases of which two will simply create a new alert log
and startup (including the test
Not seen this before but trying creating a new alert log file using touch if
unix or a simple output (something like type nonexistantfile alrtSID.log)
if using dos. See if the same problem occurs. At least then you can narrow
it down to a definite problem recreating the alert log file which you
Title: Oracle pricing...
Hi,
found the following information on Oracle site. What I am confused about is Named users license charges. How is this calculated? Are these charged for Oracle users also- SYS/SYSTEM etc.
Product Named users Licence Processor Licence
Oracle db(enterprise) 800
creating a file solved the problem(actually renamed the alertlog back to
original name) and it wasn't such a big deal. I am just wondering why two
databases with similar setup and exact same versions on the same machine do
not have the same problems.
Creating a workaround for this database is not
Would you please send the dbwr trace file .
Regards
Rajendra
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Hi All,
We have a database running 7.3.4.5 and implemented a procedure that renames
The first releases of each version tend to
be de-supported more quickly than the final releases, I think.
Patrice Boivin Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)
Systems Admin Operations | Admin. et
Exploit. des systèmes Technology
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Apart from ensuring that the unix file permissions are fine have you
considered that the alert log file may be being created but in a different
location? Have a look and do a search. I seem to recall seeing an
unexplainable event like this on Windows before
Lewis Bishop
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guys,
i have a db CLONEDB , cloned from another DB.
i have did it successfully and things work fine.
the listener listens on default port 1521.
now i would like to change this to some other port number , say
2521.
the environment is oracle 8.1.6/win2k.
how do i do it ?
can someone explain me
Listers:
I've been a subscriber of this Oracle list for three days now. Am I correct
in concluding that most of the participants / questions are at the DBA
level?
If I'm correct, is there an Oracle list more suited to a developer ( been in
the business for 20 years, but 2 weeks with Oracle )?
Listers:
Sorry for the duplicate posting, the first was with an incorrect subject
line.
I've been a subscriber of this Oracle list for three days now. Am I correct
in concluding that most of the participants / questions are at the DBA
level?
If I'm correct, is there an Oracle list more suited
Harry,
Welcome. There are DBA's and developers on this list. You may even see a reference
or two to perl. ;o)
Here is a link that lists many Oracle related sites and may have exactly what you are
looking for.
http://web.singnet.com.sg/~petermag/oracle.html
Dave
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Thanks to everyone who answered this question. The paper noted below is
excellent!
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Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 10:39 AM
To: Multiple recipients
Amar,
All human users and non-human operated devices that are accessing the program
Check out the software investment guide :
http://www.oracle.com/corporate/pricing/index.html?sig.html
In particular, I like the 400-employees-on-30-forklifts example (pg. 15 of the
guide). I would
Maybe he got the wrong name.
Can you connect via SQLPLUS from his machine?
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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I don't work with Oracle Reports but one of my co-workers does. His
Good morning all!
I have a question regarding use of write-caching RAID controllers.
As an NT systems/network admin of some years, and an Oracle 8i
DBA-in-training, I had done some homework and gather that both Oracle and
industry best-practices suggest avoiding write-caching controllers if
Thank you for the correction.
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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Igor Neyman wrote:
select v$sql.sql_text
from v$sql, v$session
where
Modify listener.ora in network/admin directory.
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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guys,
i have a db CLONEDB , cloned from another DB.
i have did it
As long, as battery backup on the controller is working, you should be
fine.
On the other hand, all those controllers should have an option to turn of
write-caching, if you wish.
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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New Bee,
It's CREATE CONTROLFILE REUSE SET DATABASE TEST RESETLOGS NOARCHIVELOG.
^
Dick Goulet
Reply Separator
Author: CHAN Chor Ling Catherine (CSC) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 10/8/2002 11:13 PM
Hi,
Qn : Is
Increase your java_pool_size.
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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hello guys,
i found this error in my trace file.
environment is 8.1.6/win2k.
system
I am going to start playing with Locally Managed Tablespaces in an existing database
that has Dictionary Managed Tablespaces. Can I have both of these two tablespace
types in the same database?
Thanks,
Dave
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Dennis,
Thanks for the link. It's a great DW resource.
There are not only fundamentals, but some valuable real-life stuff, which is
what I need. Live and learn, learn,learn...
Regards,
Alex
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WILLIAMS
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 7:39 PM
To: Multiple recipients of
Named User pricing is for individuals you can name. The Oracle installed users
SYS, SYSTEM, DBSNMP, OUTLN, etc do not count. BTW: That does not mean that if
one person at your company is on the day shift that they can pass their account
on to someone on the night shift. In this case you have 2
Yes you can.
M.
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Dave
Sent: 09 October 2002 14:54
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I am going to start playing with Locally Managed Tablespaces in an existing
database that has Dictionary Managed Tablespaces. Can I have both of these
two tablespace types in
Stéphane, Thanks for good points!
Alex
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stephane
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 4:59 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Snowflake is often used because people still want to
normalize (and save some disk space !) which is not
the way to go to ease query.
If
Why not?
8i didn't have the option of having the system tablespace as locally
managed(not sure about 9i), but they always had the option of locally managed
ones for the other tablespaces.
u can have both of them in the same db without any problem
Regards
Naveen
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Yes
Volker Schoen
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Betreff: LMT's and DMT's in same database?
I am
Yes, you can.
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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I am going to start playing with Locally Managed Tablespaces in an existing
database that has Dictionary
Did you modify db_name parameter in initSID.ora to be TEST?
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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The degree of normality in a database
is inversely proportional to that of its DBA.
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Yes (at least that's what the study guide answer is...)
Brian
OCP-2-B
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I am going to start playing with Locally Managed Tablespaces in an existing
database that has Dictionary Managed
Dave - This shouldn't be a problem. I am gradually converting my tablespaces
to LMT, but for relatively static tablespaces, I haven't had a reason to go
in and rebuild yet. Yes, I know there is a procedure to convert a
dictionary-managed to LMT, but I don't trust it.
Dennis Williams
DBA
Yes. Thanks for all who answered. It's still a mystery but it had a
worthwhile consequence. They (the powers that be) have decided to can
reports and go with Java. We'll see where this leads.
That's interesting since Oracle Corp is now offering to be front-line and
back-line support for the Linux OS itself, in addition to the DB.
Our local sales guy (in another country!) didn't mention what distros or
versions, though...
Rich
Rich Jesse System/Database
Brian,
I would not worry about it. To preclude any chance of data loss requires not having
any data to loose in the first place.
I lost files using EMC Symmetrix, yet I have bought more.
inka
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I have been given create scripts for
sequences to be used in tables that will be loaded via bulk loads. How
huge is the potential performancehit if I take out the cache
20?
April Wells Oracle DBAThere is neither good nor bad, but thinking makes it so.
-Shakespeare
CSUA 2002: Imagine the
Has anyone experiences to share on DB Performance Tuning
for Oracle Portal [DB 8.1.7.2 for Oracle Portal 3.0.9.8.0 as part of iAS
1.0.2.2,
not yet having upgraded the Portal to 3.0.9.8.3 or 3.0.9.8.4] ?
Our portal implementation seems to have the following characteristics :
1. Each page
One thing to keep in mind (If I recall correctly): If you are using rman
repository, the database ID (DBID) of the copied database will be the same
as the old database. You will have to create a second schema in the
repository if you plan on backing up both the new and the old databases
using
oraora
Yes, in the listener.ora file, in the section:
LISTENER =
(ADDRESS_LIST =
(ADDRESS =
(PROTOCOL = TCP)
(Host = 999.999.999.999)
(Port = 2521)
You don't want to accidentally select a port that something else on your
network is using. The
Has anybody any idea why a query against tables on which very few if any update are
applied would display a high number of consistent gets ?
Details : Big query involving 4/5 tables, most of them partitioned. This is a test
database, db block buffers about 100M, 5,000,000 of logical reads with
Oracle seems to change their official mind from time to time, but the reality is
that RedHat 7.1 and 7.3 are the best versions to run with Oracle. I've had absolutely
no problems with either version of the OS, and the installation and setup are well
documented (both by Oracle and third-party
Title: RE: Is it possible to copy one db to another if the SID is differ
or consider note: 174625.1
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From: Stephen Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 11:04 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: RE: Is it possible to copy
If the sequence is not cached then Oracle has to generate a new sequence
number for every record inserted (CPU cycles). NOORDER is the default so
that won't slow you up. If you're doing bulk loads why not cache the
sequence numbers? Is it important that there be no gaps? Even with
NOCACHE
No problem as long as the stat no work - consistent read gets
(v$sysstat) is also close to that number.
Anjo.
Stephane Faroult wrote:
Has anybody any idea why a query against tables on which very few if any update are
applied would display a high number of consistent gets ?
Details : Big
Hi All,
Sql Worksheet 9.0.1 Win NT
Is there a way in sql worksheet to have the commands issued in the input
pane to show also in the output pane along with sql output. i.e., similar
to sqlplus.
Thanks
Rick
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Fascinating. (attrib. Spock)
Didn't know about that one.
While we're on the subject, I don't recall if anyone mentioned this, but
don't forget about updating the global_name table.
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I am looking for a query that will allow me to find the SQL statements that
are responsible for Full Table Scans.
I understand that sometimes a full table scan is the best way to return data
but I would like to evaluate this on a case by case basis.
I use the following query to identify
This was more of a defense question than anything
I read the docs, but without knowing what volume we will be expecting, I
don't want stuff being aged out either. I don't guess making the
sequence_cache_entries double what I figure we will need will cause anything
horrible... but It was put
Dennis,
I also am working towards converting my databases to LMT's. Do you have a doc/link on
how you are doing this?
Thanks,
Dave
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Dave - This shouldn't be a problem. I am
I'm going to try mandrake 9.0, which came out this week, with some 8i and 9i
this week. I'll post a followup. Mandrake is basically rh with a
better installer, actually one of the best installers I've seen ever!
No ora support, just for fun.
On Wed, Oct 09, 2002 at 07:43:40AM -0800, Bruce
the reality is that RedHat 7.1 and 7.3 are the best
Is that a qualified opinion? ...based on your extensive experience and
thorough testing with SuSE? :-) Others would debate with you... there's
been a bit of discussion on this on the suse-oracle list:
I'm working on an AIX (4.3) box which seems to be CPU bound. vmstat and
iostat -t both show idle cpu and iowait at 0%. User and system cpu are about
40/60. While trying to track down the source of this load, I looked at the
%cpu (-o pcpu) of the processes. One process, spawned from an import, was
Order and noorder options are relevant only for the OPS/RAC configurations
because that is the only way that the sequence numbers may be returned out
of
order. If the sequence is not cached, then you'll suffer a logical read and
a physical write each time you query the sequence. What will be a
Are privileges of the oracle user and the directory where the alert log goes
the same for all three databases?
Henry
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Zanen
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 6:43 AM
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creating a file solved the problem(actually renamed the
Increasing sequence_cache_entries will minimize the demand for SQ enqueue
that Oracle uses to internally bump the seq numbers.
- Kirti
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This was more of a defense question than
LOL --- Actually, I can't laugh too much because this is, sadly, too true!
April Wells
I'm really not so worried about gaps... more loosing the lost numbers.
This
will be a warehouse, and with the way things are being defined, I think
we
could run out if we load the way we anticipate with the way these are
being
built.
April,
Do the math. :)
I did this exercise once to
Henry - The issue isn't whether all the CPU is being used, but whether it is
being used well. If the O.S. is handling priorities well, servicing your
online users crisply, and just giving the excess CPU to a batch-type
program, then that is okay. Do you think the O.S. should throw away 10% of
the
Dave
No particular strategy, other than using uniform extents. Using the
Oracle guidelines, I created a tablespace with 128-k extents for small
tables and one with 4-m extents for medium tables, with matching index
tablespaces. Then I started moving tables to these tablespaces and
Dennis,
Thanks for the response, and I agree that CPU is there to be used. If you
have got it, you might as well use it (0% idle isn't necessarily a bad
thing). However, 0% idle could also mean you need more than you've got, and
the bottleneck is CPU. (IBM's doc says typically, the CPU is pacing
Our CIO has suggested that we get a Sun 15K to house all of our
databases. This has some advantages (communication between the various
boxes would be much faster) but I have some performance concerns.
Specifically, our main OLTP database would go down from 18 spindles to 8
spindles.
Yesterday we had a cpu panic followed by a spontaneous
reboot of a Sun E6000 server. When the server and
databases came back on line we were getting 'no
listener' errors from several Unix servers but not all
of them. We also lost connectivity between the
mainframe and the databases on the
May I subscribe to the results of your undertaking?
My home email is mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
May the force be with you.
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Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 12:19 PM
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Subject: Re: 9.2
I am curious about something in your query.
SELECT distinct(o.object_name),o.object_type,o.owner
FROM dba_objects o,x$bh x
WHERE x.obj=o.object_id
AND o.object_type='TABLE'
AND standard.bitand(x.flag,524288)0
AND o.owner'SYS';
Where did you learn of the correct pattern for the
AND
Not only applies for web based applications, but also for TP monitoring
applications like CICS, Tuxedo, etc. Some clients actually priced the
number of concurrent connections via these TP monitors versus the 10,000 or
so users that use them. Ouch!
Thank You
Stephen P. Karniotis
Product
Jay - I share your concerns. Can you elaborate more on how heavily loaded
the system is? Is it somewhat I/O bound? Basically you're saying that it
would have a single RAID0 set? If you divided the disks differently to
create 2 or 4 RAID sets, would there be enough room for your application?
I've
Anjo,
Why do they appear in the first place?
Jared
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Subject:Re: Consistent gets
No
This one is so easy that even a high school student could answer it. Use
the theory of constraints (book called The Goal) to this one.
When you reduce the number of resources to process a job, sequentially or
concurrently, you induce bottlenecks within the process. Thus, by reducing
the number
Jay:
The other option is to look for 'db file scattered read' waits
and join with dba_extents/segments to get the segments which are
accessed via full table scan. This would be better alternate since
you don't need to scan the entire buffer cache to get the names of
the segments whose blocks are
http://www.think-forward.com/sql/bufferts.htm
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I am curious about something in your query.
SELECT distinct(o.object_name),o.object_type,o.owner
FROM dba_objects o,x$bh x
WHERE
Henry - Here are my reactions, and hopefully someone that knows how to track
system CPU usage back to an application will reply. One thought I have is to
run each application on a test server and observe the system I/O there. I
haven't tried this. Other thoughts:
1) Are interactive users
Jay,
You will hit performance problems because of not having I/O bandwidth.
Databases don't need storage, they need IO operations. Two important
pieces of info that are missing from your post:
- How many databases in total are going to run on this Sun 15K ?
- How many concurrent users on all
Hi,
Is there any
way to identify values in a field, defined in Oracle as number(11,2), with a
packed decimal format? Or to update the field with packed decimal
values?
Thanks,
Russ
What is the equivalent in Oracle of the Informix UPDATE STATISTICS?
Thanks much.
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That is correct, but I do think that everybody wants to know
how did you get that number (512k) and where can we find more info
about that.
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Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 3:24 PM
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Oracle uses a proprietary field format for
numbers. I dont think it is
packed decimal, however, I believe most of the Cobol or PL/I programs I wrote
against Oracle RDBMS on the mainframe used Packed Decimal to represent number
fields. You can use the SIGN
function to determine the sign of
CHAN Chor Ling Catherine (CSC) wrote:
Hi,
Qn : Is it possible to copy one database to another if the source database
name is different from the target database name ?
I need to clone Oracle Applications 11I from one machine (source
instance:PROD) to another (target instance:TEST). I
Magically, it's fixed. No one has 'fessed up' but it
is definietly not an Oracle problem.
--- Peter Barnett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yesterday we had a cpu panic followed by a
spontaneous
reboot of a Sun E6000 server. When the server and
databases came back on line we were getting 'no
I am creating a
stored proc that will export a tablespace. One task it needs to perform is to
place the tablespace(s) in read only mode to make a copy. Based upon the
application and proc logic, there should not be any transactions against objects
in the ts. However, if there are, the ALTER
Others have addressed the performance issues.
What about the admin issues?
If consolidate to a single server, consider a separate
ORACLE_HOME for each database. You may need
to apply different patches to fix different problems in
various databases.
You have this ability now, but will lose it
Hi
One of my database Cache Hit Ratio is low.I adjusted db_block_buffer and I
have noticed after week again cache hit ratio became low.
Can u please suggest what other things I can do to fix this problem?
Thx
-Seema
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Can any one share data migration from sun solaris to linux ?
Thx
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As luck would have it, we just went through a similar problem.
Does the listener actually startup? Can you stop and restart it manually
using lsnrctl?
Ours wouldn't. We tracked it down to two problems, both security related.
The one that was hampering our listener was a change in
Seema Singh wrote:
Hi
One of my database Cache Hit Ratio is low.I adjusted db_block_buffer and I
have noticed after week again cache hit ratio became low.
Can u please suggest what other things I can do to fix this problem?
Thx
-Seema
Use Connor's script.
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Regards,
Stephane Faroult
If u r not kidding then attend hotsos clinic.
r u sure u r not kidding
can u catch the session which is not performing as it should from the end users
perspective?
get the top 5 wait events for that session.
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Here's an even more kludgy guess. Maybe you can execute the alter
tablespace in the pl/sql job queue. If it runs too long (how long is too
long?), then you know that it's waiting (i.e., failing), and you could do
something appropriate action?
Fink, Dan [EMAIL PROTECTED]@fatcity.com on
There is a script available (search the archives) that will set the ratio to anything
you want...
Ron Thomas
Hypercom, Inc
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I'm trying to use RMAN and TSM to backup multiple databases spread across various
nodes with some nodes hosting more than one database. The RMAN catalog database will
reside on a node different from any of the nodes hosting the other databases. I have
long used ADSM without the RMAN
Hmmm...check the dates on your /etc/*.conf files! :)
Rich
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Just a
slight correction it will wait until any transaction against the entire
database, not just the tablespaceis completed.
Ian
MacGregor
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
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We have a developer here, installing a third party application, who claims
one of his delete campaign process is hanging. I looked at the wait
events, saw nothing, and asked him to politely to go look at the code.
After much analysys, the developer now complains, that Oracle is not
executing a
Dear New Bee:
We do this all the time, and the problem you're having is
the one that I tripped over my first time, too.
There is an important word missing from your command.
It's not...
CREATE CONTROLFILE REUSE DATABASE TEST RESETLOGS ARCHIVELOG
...it is ...
CREATE CONTROLFILE REUSE SET
Saira
I'm assuming that Informix UPDATE STATISTICS analyzes the data in a table
or multiple tables and makes fresh data available for the cost-based
analyzer. If that is true, the answer depends somewhat on the version of
Oracle you are using. The simple answer is to enter the statement:
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