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On 2003.09.06 00:14, Veeraraju_Mareddi wrote:
What is a dead lock ? Does oracle manages with a dead lock or DBA has to
involve ? What are other locks , latches A DBA has to tak
Jonathan:
Sounds like the same problem I'm having. I have gotten a lot of help from
their help desk people, but nothing works. Still the same problems. I have
one more suggestion from them to try and then I'll return the CDROM. Do you
use anything on your PC's now for internet security?
Thank
I wonder how the code generator is going to take care of Multiple
Record Types , Redefines clauses , Renames clause, GO to statements,
Perform Thru , Declaratives? That would be interesting.
GovindanK
> Hi List,
>
> Does anyone know of tools, or have had experience using tools, that will
> quic
What is a dead lock ? Does oracle manages with a dead lock or DBA has to
involve ? What are other locks , latches A DBA has to take care of. Any
examples, docs, notes will be helpful.
Thanks
Rajuveera
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Dear Friends,
Good Morning, Have just read(in some book) that Oracle allocates SGA in
virtual memory of the server.
My understanding is that Oracle first try to allocate in real memory because
it is relatively faster for accessing.
Please clarify, any case studies , scenarios would explain this
KJ> I have had this PC with Norton 2002 virus software on it
KJ> since I bought it over a year ago. I recently decided to
KJ> upgrade to Internet Security 2003 Prof. Ed. Installation
KJ> has been a mess. Has anyone attempted to install this on
KJ> XP Prof.? If so have you had any problems? If so, a
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>
> A - This is social engineering at its finest.
>
> B - There is no security without PHYSICAL security
>
> C - If you don't check up on your outsourcer, then you can apparently
> get the shirt stolen off your back...
>
>
what scares me is these guys KNEW which
we publish from the same staging server daily to our master server. So we
update our staging server to change the name. Then do the export. We thought
about changing the export file, but its in binary and we couldnt make it
work.
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... A stupid solution might be to prefix the name of each tablespace
with the name of the database it was created in ... you might have to
play with users' quotas to allow them to create tables in the
tablespaces you have plugged in but it is infinitely better than
updating SYS tables ... I have do
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> Hi List,
>
> Does anyone know of tools, or have had experience using tools, that
> will quickly convert COBOL code to Oracle. Any information you can
> provide would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Rick
What do you mean by converting Cobol to Or
nah, we can afford to rebuild the instances. its just for staging anyway. Im
now more curious what is going on.
I dont think its in the datafile. I think there is more going on in memory
than Oracle is releasing.
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I think this would be the perfect time for you, as DBA, to explain to the Powers That
Be that updating SYS.TS$ is a BAD idea and that the transportable tablespace plan has
to change. You have damning evidence at this point in time. You will be doing yourself
and your successors a big favour.
--
Or unless you have Oracle 10G. rgaffuri, are you still updating TS$, you rascal?
You could try the following:
set long 100
spool c:\temp\views.log
select
a.view_name, a.text
from
dba_views a
where
a.owner = 'SYS'
and a.view_name like 'DBA\_%' escape '\'
and exists (select * fro
Do you mean that the COBOL code would be translated to PL/SQL packages, or that the
COBOL I/O would be changed to SQL insert/update/select using Pro*COBOL instead of READ
and WRITE?
Or do you mean that the COBOL programs would be automagically transformed into an
Oracle database? One datafile f
not my call. i posted this on here before. was done
that way before i got here. Its part of the transportable tablespace plan since
you cant have multiple tablespaces with the same name in one instance.
I found some interesting(and troublesome things). I
think Oracle may not be telling us
I agree, mysql is kinda like oracle v6.
joe
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So they're getting SQL Server for free?
Why not use MySQL or PostreSQL?
Jared
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Sounds like you want to rename a tablespace.
Not recommended without approval from Oracle support.
Jared
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So they're getting SQL Server for free?
Why not use MySQL or PostreSQL?
Jared
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Hi List,
Does anyone know of tools, or have had experience using tools, that will quickly convert COBOL code to Oracle. Any information you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Rick
I will try to be there as well. Possibly two of us, Alec Macdonell who
lurks about this list as well.
Steve McClure
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John Kanagaraj
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 2:54 PM
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Hi all,
We talked about this earlier and I wanted
Here is a link to an article from McKinsey & Co. My favorite positive is
that offshoring IT jobs frees Americans up to do other jobs. Now they dont
say 'what' jobs, but we are free to do them.
If you dont know these are the guys who payed Chelsea Clinton 100k/year
right out of college with no expe
I am getting ready to bite the bullet and do this. I have procured a copy
of Linux Advanced server to install at home, I have a couple of machines I
am going to set up to handle the RAC portions. This is tough for me,
because I am one of the largest RAC skeptics about. Of course I had to be
drag
Hi!
I think the "new" certification is Oracle Certified Master, but the old one
was just Oracle Master title. I personally spent over $6000 on OCM exam
which I took last year (the first public exam). I had to fly to Chicago from
other side of the world, because there were no exams available elsewh
what is the difference in cost between sql server and oracle? oracle claims
its similiar due to sql server needing more hard ware. now that is probably
bull in low end system, but is it accurate in high end systems?
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Well, that's obviously Oracle Support
version of the old Latin: Idis redibis nunquam in bello peribis.
--Mladen GogalaOracle DBA
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Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John ShawSent:
Friday, September 05, 2003
I filed a tar to get all the steps needed to do a new install of 9ias and
bring up to the current patch release 9.0.2.3.
This is their detailed list of instructions:
"
After applying 9iAS 9.0.2.0.1, you can/should apply 9.0.2.3
directly..There are some things you need to do first.
Let's just cut the crap and start our own Oracle-L Masters (OLM).
Qualifications
1) Willingness to answer questions
2) Willingness to ask questions, after RTFM
3) Willingness to publicly admit mistakes and offer corrections
4) Demonstration of advanced knowledge of Oracle
5) Able to back up commen
I believe that the answer to Stephane's question is obvious:
Oracle 10g will cost 10 grands/ CPU. That's where the letter "g"
is coming from.
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Oracle DBA
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DENNIS WILLIAMS
Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 5:30 PM
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My company it's moving all the development efforts to
SQL Server because the customers don't want to pay
Oracle licenses anymore..
Gabriel
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You would need to have extproc run as some user other than oracle.
The suggested user on unix systems is 'nobody', with rather
limited privileges.
Setting it to root might prove dangerous.
Jared
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Please res
Title: RE: Oracle Masters exam
Well, at least all of the Oracle employees can eventually claim to be masters... maybe some of them will filter over and improve the analyst stock.
April Wells
Oracle DBA/Oracle Apps DBA
Corporate Systems
Amarillo Texas
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/ \
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Don't worry, nor do most Oracle employees. I was asked to be a beta
tester of the masters exam, and in return for my review ( we actually
spent three days doing the exam because of the amount of time discussing
whether questions were valid, how they should be marked and so on), I
got to sit the ex
Mladen
I'm dubious whether Oracle will make much money from this one. Maybe
someone with better connections to the exam can clarify that one. The payoff
on anything is the amount of revenue minus the cost to create. If fewer
people take the Masters, then the revenue may not offset the cost.
I
Free? Vat is dis Free? All of us don't work for Oracle (at least not
directly) so we don't get that perk. But thanks for sharing.
RWB
Reginald W. Bailey
IBM Global Services - ETS SW GDSD
Stephane
We've been very excited about Oracle Standard Edition. Helped stave off
the interest in MS SQL. Given the budget pressures at many organizations,
I'm surprised we don't hear more about this alternative.
Dennis Williams
DBA, 80%OCP, 100% DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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-Or
Well, let's look at it from the purely commercial point of view:
1) Is it likely that my company will ever foot the bill for masters exam?
Me thinks not. Even OCP was frowned upon, because it was looked upon as
acquiring a technical certification that will make it easier for me to
leave t
Pete Sharman scribbled on the wall in glitter crayon:
> Funny, I found my cost (free) was acceptable ... :)
hey, can i help it of Oracle wouldn't hire me?;-)
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Hi all,
We're an Oracle shop, over 140 Oracle instances.
Today, architecture has chosen IBM DB2 for BI projects.
The next step I guessed will be to choose DB2 for the new transactionnal
applications also.
IBM offers DB2 at 25% less than Oracle.
I wonder if Oracle 10G will come with a new pricing
DENNIS WILLIAMS scribbled on the wall in glitter crayon:
> Pete, Bill
> Just think though. If we'd been smart and acted like it was a
> terrific thing and anyone with an Oracle Masters was top notch, then
> maybe we wouldn't have to take all these darned tests.
damn! NOW you tell me.;-)
--
Bi
Funny, I found my cost (free) was acceptable ... :)
Pete
"Controlling developers is like herding cats."
Kevin Loney, Oracle DBA Handbook
"Oh no, it's not. It's much harder than that!"
Bruce Pihlamae, long term Oracle DBA.
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Thater, William
Sent: Saturday, Septembe
you can do this all easily with a java stored procedure. alot less code. also, it will
run as the DBA group on unix.
there is an example in tom kytes book. Really short code. You can call any OS script
with it. Might be on his website too.
you then create a chmod script in unix that oracle has
Pete, Bill
Just think though. If we'd been smart and acted like it was a terrific thing
and anyone with an Oracle Masters was top notch, then maybe we wouldn't have
to take all these darned tests.
Dennis Williams
DBA, 80%OCP, 100% DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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There are many references to TS# all over the place. If I were you, I
wouldn't
try renaming it, without being in reallly dire straits.
--
Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA
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D
Sounds like a project, I'll see if I can try to get each files brief
definiation and then what it's calling scripts are. Should be interesting
to see that the dependencies are.
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Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L <[EMAI
In order to run some OS commands from within the database we have set up a
few external procedures. One of the functions we need to accomplish is to
change the permissions of a file owned by a user other than oracle. As the
external procedure is executed by Oracle, this is a problem. I tried
changi
Pete Sharman scribbled on the wall in glitter crayon:
> Just to clarify, the "old" Oracle Masters was only an indication that
> you had attended a series of relevant training courses. There was no
> test, no measure of how well you could perform the role of a DBA. The
> "new" Oracle Masters def
Does oracle store the tablespace_name or any data about a tablespace anywhere else
accept TS$?
Im looking for base data dictionary tables. Not views. Are there any documents out
there about how oracle stores information in the data dictionary tables other than
what Steve Adams has in his book
Just to clarify, the "old" Oracle Masters was only an indication that
you had attended a series of relevant training courses. There was no
test, no measure of how well you could perform the role of a DBA. The
"new" Oracle Masters definitely addresses that issue.
Pete
"Controlling developers is
Binley - Yes, I probably didn't phrase that too well. My understanding is
that when you create an index on a table, Oracle has to scan the table at
least once, then write to the index. My point was that if both the table and
the index are on the NetApp, your performance might be lower. Thanks for t
Maria
I just wanted to thank you for posting your views on the DBA situation
from your perspective. I always feel better informed when I have an
opportunity to hear opinions from people whose situation is different from
mine. And I agree with you that this is a valuable forum where people with a
I want to get a 9iR2 client configured that trims all the flab
Oracle is mum on the subject and are quite satisfied at installing a gig of
client.
Even the min of 300MB is too much when it come to pushing several hundered
clients out...
ANyone have any thoughts, feelings, documents, links to
wish i still have some of that stuff but i did receive a patch set for
oracle 7 on hpux that the developer forgot to turn off debugging for,
something in it core dumped and the .trc file had C source code in it,
back in my days of doing ALOT of C, i spoke to a developer and pointed
out where a
SQL.BSQ file that creates the data dictionary is neat. Its good for getting into
arguments. Since alot of DBAs like to correct you when you say 'v$ view', they insist
'v$ table', you open sql.bsq and its 'create or replace view v_$'
There is alot of neat stuff in sql.bsq. Notes that were placed
Title: Message
Or,
you can set event 10046, level 12 and look into the trace file. All SQL
statements in the trigger should be in there,
which
should give you a pretty good idea about what's in the trigger
itself.
Or,
you could do a systemdump level 10 and extract the trigger text from th
Very insightful and I agree.
Note that my title is "Data Services Mgr." and in that role I do some
DBAing, need to learn a lot
More Oracle 'basic' keep it in the middle of the road stuff, but where I
make my biggest impact
And consistently win annual awards (I get coins (organizational coins --
bi
You can ofcourse use enterprise manager. You would have to get the body and other things like triggering event etc.
To use the "Show SQL" option : one trick to use is a space some place (basically non-change) and hit "Show SQL". That should give you the whole trigger sql. Good luck.
* Jared :
Title: Message
12913, 0, "Cannot create
dictionary managed tablespace"// *Cause: Attemp to create dictionary managed
tablespace in database//
which has system tablespace as locally managed// *Action: Create a locally
managed tablespace.
It's a
feature, not a bug. Why would anyon
Just kidding.
--
Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA
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Wolfgang Breitling
Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 12:34 PM
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Why is it "far fetched and unnatural" ? In my view that is the only way to
be sure to get the correct source.
At 08:09
Select from DBA/ALL/USER_SOURCE; if the source code looks
like a bunch of garbage, then it means the source code has
been "wrapped", which is Oracle's facility of obfuscate it
so that you can't read it.
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Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 11:35 AM
To: Multiple recipients
That is a misconception - you do not reduce bidirectional traffic because
you are still reading/writing from the Filer.
However, you are mostly like to be seeing the effects of the different
levels of caching on the Filer itself, which translates through to a better
performance from your perspecti
Mladen,
It's not buggy - I have used it without any side effects on 8.1.6 and 8.1.7. Works as advertised - for a change !
Srini Chavali
Oracle DBA
Cummins Inc
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To:
Why is it "far fetched and unnatural" ? In my view that is the only way to
be sure to get the correct source.
At 08:09 AM 9/5/2003 -0800, you wrote:
Well, the idea of extracting it from user_triggers or dba_triggers is a
little far fetched
and unnatural, but should work.
Wolfgang Breitling
Oracle
There are a number of gotchas, but if you are aware of them and configure
your system appropriately, Net App is a cost-effective proposition.
Unlike DAS, it does require DBA/Sysadmins to address issues they did not
have to before, especially MB/s, packets, jumbo frames, trunking,
auto-negotiate,
I have TAKEN THE PLUNGE and using it for PRODUCTION...
ENRON used for all their production databases (100+ ) and they were several
hundred gig.
We are using a special Disaster recovery product of Netapps as well.
Brian
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Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 11:39 AM
To: M
Well, the idea of extracting it from user_triggers or dba_triggers is a
little far fetched
and unnatural, but should work.
--
Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA
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Oracle DBA
Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 11:35 AM
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party tools?
Hi List
You can use view all_triggers or user_triggers to get the entire text. trigger_body has the trigger text. triggering_event, trigger_type , REFERENCING_NAMES etc have other details. You can also use enterprise manager to get it. One trick in enterprise manager is to add some spaces somewhere (a no
Vivek,
The origianl poster inquired on Physical Standby
(in 8i and 9i) as opposed to logical standby (only in 9i).
In physical standby, you don't have a choice of
running the standby in noarchivelog mode. The control file is created from the
primary as "standby controlfile" which is then
set long 32656
col trigger_body for a80 word
select trigger_body from dba_triggers where owner='xxx' and trigger_name =
'yyy';
At 07:34 AM 9/5/2003 -0800, you wrote:
Hi List,
Could you please help me to get the source code of
the trigger without using any third party tools?
Thanks in advance,
R
Two IBM mainframes stolen? Boy, the times are changing! To steal only a
single 3090 600J,
one would need a whole infantry division, not just two guys with a dolly.
I bet they'll end up running Linux and having a ton of Jared's perl scripts
on them.
--
Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA
-Original Me
Title: RE: RE: URGENT : sql*loader performance problem on partionned tab
here the trace :
SELECT STATEMENT, GOAL = CHOOSE 2 72 1368
FOR UPDATE
FILTER
PARTITION RANG
User_source or DBA_source for procedures and USER_TRIGGERS or DBA_TRIGGERS for
triggers.
Dick Goulet
Senior Oracle DBA
Oracle Certified 8i DBA
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third party tools?
Hi List,
Could you pl
Title: Message
You
can always try DBMS_SPACE_ADMIN.TABLESPACE_MIGRATE_FROM_LOCAL. I've never tried
it,
it
might be buggy, but in theory, the procedure would go like
this:
1)
Create locally managed tablespace
2)
Read the manual/
3)
Migrate the tablespace local -> dictionary.
4)
Start won
Daniel
That was close to my experience. Very useful for test databases where
throughput isn't that important. We find it very useful to clone 100-gig
production databases so the users have a complete data set to perform
staging tests. The NetApp provides a lot of inexpensive storage. But I found
Hi List,
Could you please help me to get the source code of
the trigger without using any third party tools?
Thanks in advance,
Raj
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Jay
Here is your chance to join the big league and become an expert in your
own area. One thing I've noticed in tracing the scripts is that many of the
scripts call each other. Something like catproc must call dozens of the
other scripts. Not that much need to understand every low-level script.
NetApp Filer is a "special case" of NFS and is, in fact, supported by
Oracle
--- "Jesse, Rich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I thought that Oracle datafiles over NFS was neither recommended nor
> supported. Has this changed?
>
> Rich
>
> Rich Jesse System/Database Admi
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/09/04/1062548967124.html
A - This is social engineering at its finest.
B - There is no security without PHYSICAL security
C - If you don't check up on your outsourcer, then you can apparently
get the shirt stolen off your back...
v/r
Stephen S. Wolfe, GS-
We use the net apps for a number of instances as well. I'm would not
recommend them for an IO intensive application. If you are using a 100
Mb connection your max aggregate throughput will be about 6MB per
second, which is very bad. Try performing backups over this. If you do
use them, gigabit
Hi,
There
are a couple of issues here. Firstly you need to know that when you get the
error about the "temp" segment when building the index, the segment in question
is the index. It is just that when building the index Oracle creates a temp
segment to sort the data in and to create the inde
Thanks,
Yes I have 200,000 millions row table ... I belive my tempoary tablespace is way too small.
-lizzApril Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you can't have any dictionary managed tablespaces that are open for write operations... dictionary managed read only tablespaces will still work.
I t
Hi Jay,
I know this is obvious but each script generally has a short description
at the top of each file. Some of these are pretty short one liners bear
in mind but it is a start!.
If you do find a complete list let us know it sounds like it could be
useful to know where a list for the future.
h
I thought that Oracle datafiles over NFS was neither recommended nor
supported. Has this changed?
Rich
Rich Jesse System/Database Administrator
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Quad/Tech Inc, Sussex, WI USA
> -Original Message-
> From: Brian Dunbar [mailto:[
you can't have any dictionary managed tablespaces that are open for write
operations... dictionary managed read only tablespaces will still
work.
I think you're right, temp isn't being freed up... or is something else
using it, or is the index creation just that huge?
April Wells Oracle D
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> forever. Now it's time to wake up and see that IT is becoming a job like
> another where you most hold to your job instead of going to job interview
> just for fun.
>
A lot of people don't believe this when I say it, but when I started in
IT in 1975 what we got now
Try creating the synonym as a public synonym. That will give everyone
privileges to it without granting them explicitly.
Ruth
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
> GovindanK
> Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 4:10 AM
> To: Multiple recipient
Yes. Even with TIMED_STATISTICS=TRUE, relying on *any* statistic with
system-wide scope can waste your time. For a 34-page introduction to the
rationale behind this proposition, see:
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/optoraclep/chapter/ch01.pdf
Cary Millsap
Hotsos Enterprises, Ltd.
http://
15 minutes !
All our production db are set up at 1 hour interval.
A summary of the stats are centralized in 1 db and we keep that 2 months.
We go down to 10-15 minues to investigate problems.
I find a 15 minutes interval very short.
Thanks for the link to yapppack. We do a similar thing using a
Nuno Souto scribbled on the wall in glitter crayon:
>> If the OCP Masters credentials
>> are worth the money, then spend it. If they are not, don't spend it.
>> If enough people don't spend the money, then something will happen.
>> Thats how a market driven economy works.
>>
>
> Exactly. Anot
By business as usual, I meant that executives always try to save money and
will always do.
Now, IT is targeted. And pepople in IT find that very difficult because the
pay has been very good since 5-7 years and most people thought it would last
forever. Now it's time to wake up and see that IT is b
HI all,
I'm getting the following error when using temporary tablespace on a locally managed system tablespace. Seems if my system tablespace is locally managed I can not create a dictionary managed tablespace.
Can anyone let me know if it is a bad idea to have system tablespace locally manage
I'd love to see what you
come up with on this one. >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 9/4/2003
11:59:31 AM >>>
During my free time(ha, between developing pages for kid's soccer
association, redcross instructor and board member, family, work), are
you all interested in my discoveries when i start trudging
Well, you could find a job in Canada, no?
Can you find one in India too? I don't think so.
So it's not business as usual.
Cheers
Nuno Souto
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> When working at International Air Transport Association (IATA), the company
> moved around 60 jobs from Genev
Earlier post did not reach. Hence Reposting.
> Take a look at the Metalink Note:125149.1
> ALERT: ONLINE Index Rebuild or IOT Table Move can Produce Corrupt Index
> As per the note it affects 8.1.(5/6/7).x
>
> It has the relevant info.
>
> Also take a look at the Docid: 287936.999.
>
> HTH
> Govin
Hello:
I was wondering if anyone knew of a source that listed what each of the
scripts in RDBMS (catproc, etc) functionality.
So far I have only been able to find a small listing (10 common scripts),
and was hoping someone might have a more complete list.
I know that they are different version to
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>
> Degree/OCP achievement doesn't teach f all - in my opinion - though it
> does prove your memory isn't shot.
I can think of much cheaper and much more reliable and credible ways of
checking my memory... :)
> lot. The reason, for example, that I personally pre
Gunnar Berglund [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] on Friday, September
05, 2003 5:24 AM said;
> is anyone using Net App Filer -products with Oracle environment.
Yup. Hosts a horde of databases for a medium sized outfit - pehaps 3000
employees, 24/7 manufacturing.
> What do you think?
I like it but I'm
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> It doesn't work in only one direction. While jobs are bieng lost to cheaper
> labor markets, Indian companies now have to compete with frighteningly
> efficient
> giants like Nike, Coca Cola, IBM, Microsoft, GM, Union Carbide and others.
On IT? I thought we wer
Damien
Your gesture is appreciated. It is a must that such solutions are shared
with the list members.
GovindanK
> Thank you very mutch for your replys,
>
> Today I finally found the problem. The traceroute shows the good route,
> but a Ms Proxy Client installed on the server blocked the request
Well, personally, I'm a bit of a scatter brain and enjoy things to work
towards. When I was just starting out, the OCP stuff was a challenge and I
used it to 'learn' Oracle. For each test I ended up learning way more than
necessary and got a lot of practical experience. The Masters exam would
pr
I have a certificate suitable for framing that states that I am a
"Database Administrator Oracle 7 Oracle Master". Does this new Oracle
Master negate my current "Oracle Master" certification? Is there and
upgrade path available? Does it really matter? Every thing that I have
accomplished I have do
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