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Actually, you can capture SQLs relatively
inexpensively by using FGA - simply add the "audit_condition => '1=1'" when
adding a policy to each table.
For OLTP, this wouldn't make much sense. For ad-hoc
(DSS), what you are going to do with all those captured SQLs is another
story.
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An X-DISPLAY application (Reports) needs to access
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What is a "VIF on the filer"?
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Depending on the number of hosts on your the
What you have described is expected behaviour -
if "the next insert would drop amount of free space less than PCTFREE", the
block is unlinked.
What I had not considered is what
happens when the block is still below PCTUSED? As usual, Steve Adams'
website explains this very nicely - it is
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Analyzing stats would be the first thing to try,
but I suspect the non-elimination is the way the SQL is written.
Assuming you did not miss any brackets around the
"or call_id", the "or" part of the statement would cause a visit to all
partitions. Re-write the "or" section as a join so the
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Would have thought:
1. A developer would have known this - a SQL
many-to-many join
2. A DBA would have known this - how else would you
know what's happening with your tablespaces? (Clickety-pointy answers not
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> I can imagine that Oracle 10 will use that data to recommend indexes - as
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exes are the only way to go -- I've never
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That trick with "still-open" files (don't
shutdown) does not appear to be an option anymore in this case.
As for those _parameters, they could force the
instance to start, but you are likely to have questionable data somewhere - not
something tolerated in a "Financials" application, I would
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Since the DB is 40GB, one 70GB drive will do. All
the OS, Oracle binaries as well as the DB should fit in nicely. And no BAARF
problems either ;-)
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be Comical Ali, the second?
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mplaining when it doesn't need to. Key
thing is "found valid data" at the end. Happens only in 8i, should no longer
appear in 9i.
However, you can also get the message in 9i with no corresponding "found
valid data". Now - that is a real problem!
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> 4) Instance crashes (may not record termination in alert log).
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> > am just now starting to
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> CBO.
> > I know it is where I
> > want to be, I am just looking to see how
> > painful/painless the transition
> > will be.
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reference the date field, but do join
>the tables by charge_id still benefit?
No for the same reason as above. It would be also interesting to check
whether you should rather have a LOCAL or GLOBAL index on charge_id in
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p a valid measure of IO wait?
2) Is a high io wait an issue to be concerned about?
3) how else can it be accurately measured?
4) How can I link IO wait to what is happening inside
the database?
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listed in a specific order, which I presume matches the file# in
sys.file$. So, if you don't know the proper order, the file information in
the controlfile and data dictionary will be mismatched and thus the db
cannot be opened. Right or wrong?
Thanks to all for the ideas and information.
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xt we are getting the wait
> >"buffer busy wait" _& wait on "latch free" for "cache buffer chain"
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> >Could an excessively Large db_block_buffer cause this ?
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released to me so that I can upgrade it to
8.1.7.2.1+1967363 (our production is still 8.0.5 !!).
What other bugs are you talking off ?
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number(10).
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> I need to partition this table in such a way that
> the data for a given year
> and week number should go to a specific partition.
> Searched Metalink and
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PS: The fix mentioned in 8.1.7.2 (ie recompile/relink) does not make any difference.
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