Presumably all the papers will be freely available as
per previous years from the oracleworld site.
Cheers
Connor
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Connor,
So will those 9i goodies be available to those of us
that are not going to make it???
Everyone seems to agree that the
hi object/relational developers
Please bear with me if I am not using the right terminology.
Am intending on using java to access to the underlying relational tables.
Was thinking of exposing the database to java using Object views over the relational
views.
Trying to isolate the complexity of
I've seen Connor's presentation if you get the opportunity, attend. I'm
sorry to say that I will not be at OOW myself, but I've been accepted at
UKOUG and OOW-Paris later this year and hope to be able to go Connor are
you presenting at either of those?
RF
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Anyone hear anything out of Pete Sharman in the last two weeks? If you see
or hear from him, please have him contact me.
Robert
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Oracle9i New Features
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Mastering Oracle8i
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i am trying to figure out which is a more efficient method to do an antijoin between two tables. The version is 9i and optimiser is choose.stats are the lates.
here is the query with not in and not exitsts:
case 1:
select distinct a.id from tab a
where a.id not in (select b.id from b)
/
case
select
distinct id
from
(select id from table_a minus select id from table_b)
/
should
also work better in most casescompared toexists or not
in.
Raj
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They are not likely using the same execution paths.
Try running this statement first:
alter session set events '10046 trace name context forever, level 8';
and then run your queries.
Be sure to first run the one that will return rows, in case you
need to stop the other query.
The trace file
Thanks all. The replies have been really helpful.
Reuben D. Budiardja.
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We are highly interested in having all our Peoplesoft access which does not use
screens created via Peoplesoft tools to pass through an applications server. One
group invited the folks from BEA out, and my thought was, Hey, we are already
licensed for enterprise iAS, Jdeveloper and the like.
Spoke to Pete last week. he has been on leave and in the process
of finding his way in his new office. He is back in Oz.
Do you have his email address?
ta
tony
At 10:29 AM 16/08/2003 -0800, you wrote:
Anyone hear anything out of Pete Sharman in the last two weeks? If you see
or hear from
I have created my first 9i database on OS/390 v2.10.
On my Oracle 8i instance, I can connect to the database
using:
sys/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
HOWEVER, In Oracle 9i, I cannot do this. I am FORCED
to connect using:
sys/[EMAIL PROTECTED] as sysdba
I was wondering if this was a new
It's a 9i thing, across all platforms.
on 8/16/03 9:29 PM, Babette Turner-Underwood at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have created my first 9i database on OS/390 v2.10.
On my Oracle 8i instance, I can connect to the database
using:
sys/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
HOWEVER, In Oracle 9i, I
Hi Babette
This is a feature of 9i. using SYS you have to always use as sysdba
same thing on Windows and Solaris at least and I am sure it is all other
OS's
Cheers
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Technical Consultant
In Oracle9i, SYS requires connecting as a privileged user using the
sysdba parameter. This is equivalent to connect internal in Oracle8i
which is now obsolete in Oracle9i.
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