Don-
Look
for port conflicts between the Apache installed with 9iAS and the one with
9.2. If you're using web cache on iAS check the port that is using
also.
Are
you using iAS Release 2 (9.0.2)? If so, and both the infrastructure and
mid-tier are on the same server, they will each have
I've been told the same thing, but the reasoning was that they couldn't guarantee what
was put out for download was actually the correct build. Not sure that's very
reassuring, either.
Jim
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To: Multiple recipients of list ORA
He also included something like "in the
Congress" in his statement, so it was pretty clear he was speaking about
providing political support as opposed to technological innovation. If you
read the transcript there's not much confusion. But it does make for some
good jokes.
Jim
>>> [EMAIL
No, buffer is ignored for
DIRECT=Y. But RECORDLENGTH should be set to DB_BLOCK_SIZE, or a multiple
of it. I've had dramatic gains in performance doing this.
Also, pre-8i you couldn't do
direct-mode export of LONG fields. As of sometime in 8i you can (I know it
works in 8.1.7).
Jim
>>>
Well, that IS true (actually I think
its NOLOGGING for index creation). But if you have massive amounts of
INSERTS or DELETES, dropping the index first and then re-creating can
help.
If the number of deletes is truly
large, and you've got spare disk space, and the table can be off-line fo
Not sure how this message looked to
everybody on the list. When I rec'd it, all I could see was the ALTER
statements. But I know that the create statements and direct loads work
also. When I went to reply as such, lo and behold the missing
create/direct load statements appeared as they sh
Can you use a view
instead?
SVRMGR> create table temp1 (temp1 varchar2(1));Statement
processed.
SVRMGR> create table temp2 (temp1 varchar2(1));Statement
processed.
SVRMGR> insert into temp1 values ('a');1 row
processed.SVRMGR> insert into temp1 values ('a');1 row
processed.SVRMGR> insert
This could get ugly. I'm thinking the decode/outer join method won't
work because there's no table you can reliably use as a base for the outer
join. How about:
select emp_id, dept from dept_one
union
(select emp_id, dept from dept_two minus select emp_id, dept from
dept_one)
union
(selec
Preferably with no close friends or relatives, nobody to notice if you
just...disappear.
Jim>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/06/01 09:10AM
orastaff wrote:>We would like to submit someone
who is a renter and who is interested>in Phoenix but has not applied to
Phoenix companies and is not workin
Y'know, Bambi is such a gentle name, but you're scaring me with this
in-depth knowledge. :-)
JIm>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/19/01 03:59PM
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Yes, well, I think that they thought that was a pretty snazzy
way not to pay on life insurance. In practice,
though, if you've had your policy more th
Seemed fine when I tried it (and thanks for the idea!). The trick
with the indexes is that the ones on the partitioned table have to be local,
which was in the scripts provided, and the 'exchange partition' had to say
'including indexes', which was not. Adding 'including indexes' made this
Jan-
I've heard some concerns about the scalability of Tomcat as an app
server. Of course, some of those concerns are voiced by guys like Oracle
and BEA who have a nice little Java engine to sell you for $10-20K per
CPU. I know a lot of people use Tomcat for prototypes and such, then go
Jan-
Please do let us know how you do with 500 users.
"Oracle App Server = Apache + Tomcat"
Is this true? I know that "Oracle HTTP Server" (ha ha) is
basically Apache. And I know that the Oracle Jserver was basically the
Jserv precursor to Tomcat. But I thought 8.1.7 and 9i came with a new
ow.
"Do not criticize
someone until you walked a mile in their shoes, that way when you criticize
them, you are a mile a way and have their shoes."
Christopher
R. Spence Oracle
DBA
Phone:
(978) 322-5744 Fax:
(707) 885-2275
Fuelspot 73
Princeton Street North,
Chelmsford 0
Kimberly-
When we went to SAP about 5 years ago our SAP license came with limited use
Oracle licenses. This covered all the users of SAP, although in truth only
the SAP superuser actually connected directly to Oracle. The license did
not allow creation of additional schemas in the Oracle
You darn skippy, Bambi. We never got specific error messages,
either. Just got something like 'patch failed' with no reference to where
or why. The world's gone soft since the days when 'computer people' all
wore white smocks and carried boxes of punch cards around.
Jim>>> [EMAIL PROTECT
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