My workaround is to offline the tablespace first; seems to work and havent
experienced any issues - but then maybe I'm just lucky. ;-)
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Though this is how it works on NT, I was pleasantly surprised
the
You might want to look at VBScript, it is easy to learn and can be executed
on any Win platform.
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One bump you might encounter is some of the more useful NT shell
Given the attitude of most dba's that you should always use bind variables
where possible I can't see how you'd cope with skewed data without them.
Most developers should know a databases's data better than the optimiser and
certainly when building queries it's always worthwhile seeing where data
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NetApp SAN?
My understanding of NetApps was that is strictly NAS: Network Attached
Storage.
Basically, JBOD with NIC.
SAN's offer quite a few more management and configuration options
Stephane
I don't see how Oracle could ever have an official position on hints. If
they say hints are going away, many developers panic. If they say hints are
great, then Oracle competitors will claim Oracle has a bad optimizer.
A key political issue in some shops is Using hints makes our
I think the underlying issue is Linux. The SCO people are seeing their
licensing fees slip away to the free Linux. As far as I've seen, every major
vendor has a Linux strategy. This is SCO's effort to strike back, discourage
defections. I think it is pretty dumb.
We have been on DEC/Compaq/HP
It's like the Auto-pilot
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Stephane
I don't see how Oracle could ever have an official position on hints.
If
they say hints are going away, many developers panic. If they say hints
are
great, then Oracle
Just to add my meaningless diatribe to the discussion,
I think that there are good hints and bad hints.
For example, first_rows(n) is a good hint, in that you
are giving the optimizer more information as to what
your motivations are for this query, without stifling
it into a choice that may not
Connor, what can we say? You have gotta getta life!
Well, since you're getting a wife instead, that should take care of that
anyway. Best wishes to you and Gillian, hope the day is all you want it
to be.
Pete
Controlling developers is like herding cats.
Kevin Loney, Oracle DBA Handbook
Oh no,
Congratulations Connor!!! This is a great day in your life, although some guys would
not agree...
And thanks for sharing your knowledge about Oracle.
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Just to add my meaningless diatribe
Congratulations!
No hints for you:)
Regards,
Waleed
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Just to add my meaningless diatribe to the discussion,
I think that there are good hints and bad hints.
For example, first_rows(n) is a good hint,
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