RE: Configuring back up in Oracle 9i

It's already done, but error message isn't disappears. More question please, Does back up via Oracle Management Console is equivalent with RMAN ? Is RMAN include in Oracle 9i ? Rgrds, Sony > -Original Message- > From: Ora NT DBA [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Saturday, January 25, 2003

Re: TNS Packet Failure ?

Hi Jared, No the server is running on windows 2000,and this error is too annoying every three days approximatlly i have to restart database !!.ANy Cure For this !! Thanks

installation oracle9.2.0 on redhat 7.3

hi all, I need your help, because I had try to install oracle 9.2.0 on redhat 7.3 but when link processing I take error as ins .mk. how to fix the problem? Thanks Regards, pomin -- Please see the official ORACLE-L FAQ: http://www.orafaq.net -- Author: pomin INET: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: RE: Another simple question

Thank you very much Dennis and Dick for your info. wow!! These days I am learning lot. Thanks for my friend Ravi Kiran who suggested me to join this group.. -Original Message- Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003 10:35 PM To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L Dennis, Allow me to add

RE: OEM 4

Hi All, This new OEM is going to be named as Mozart. fully web complaint. As mentioned earlier, this tool is ideal for DBA's and IT Manager's for setting SLA's and other Stuff. This is under Q&A. Will be released shortly. Thanks, Venkat -- On Fri, 24 Jan 2003 10:43:54 Gogala, Mladen wrote: >

Re: tim column in trace output

Thanks Mario, That's right - at least for 8i. The values are really from v$timer, and the modulus (after which it reps) is 4294892293 which as 2+ hours less less than 497 (which is as the documentatio says). Unfortunately for 9i the numbers in v$timer in "tim" do not fit: SQL> select sysdate, h

Re: tim column in trace output

Thanks Cary, At least on the database ver/platform I tried it (Oracle 9.2.0.1.0 on Sun Solaris 2.6) these do not appear to be milliseconds with unix Epoch. I ran "select sysdate from dual" in the traced sessions and compared the run-time with the tim column (so there could be around one second ac

Re: Oracle 9i 32bit and 64bit on the same server

Joshua,   You can have two users named "oracle" (the oracle 64-bit software owner) and "app1" (the app owner).   You will create 2 ORACLE_HOMEs, say /u01/oracle/product/9.2/64bit and /u01/oracle/product/9.2/32bit. In the .profile of the app1 owner, the ORACLE_HOME=/u01/oracle/product/9.2/32bi

Re: Oracle 9i 32bit and 64bit on the same server

I'm using "sudo" to accomplish something similar; to allow the "operators" to startup & shutdown Oracle. Joshua Becker

Re: Oracle 9i 32bit and 64bit on the same server

If your 32-bit install of 9i is only a client install, it need not be in the "dba" group.  Of course, the unix owner would be different from that of the 64-bit server install and with a different ORACLE_HOME. Use the 64-bit server install to startup and shutdown the database instance. Hemant At

Re: Perl Breakdown

hello to everybody the ls behaviour regarding date information is POSIXly correct. after 6 months the date is displayed in a different way.only linux user have an optional parameter to change the timeformat for all displayed items. the perl script - for purist " scalar localtime stat \"${1}\"