ction-name-face
(autoload 'sql-oracle "sql" "Interactive SQL mode." t):w
;; Load dired-x
(require 'dired-x)
;; Another attept to get cygwin working
(setq binary-process-input t)
(setq w32-quote-process-args ?\")
(setq shell-file-name "bash") ;; o
Emacs can find the
oracle client installation. Simply type M-x sql-oracle. It will prompt for
the username, password and sqlnet alias and then try to log you in.
Regards
David Lord
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nst Oracle we have no means to interfere
with its transactions when they are commited to Oracle and we can not modify
them so that it uses a specific rollback segment, so the only way for us to do
it is to disable all except the one we want it to use.
-Mensaje original-----De:
set
transaction use rollback segment only works if it's the first statement in
your transaction, an easy way to make sure this is the case is to issue a commit
directly before issuing this statement.
I
believe this has been a feature of Oracle since way back in version 7 (Correct
me if
