Re:RE: How can I tell if MTS is activated -- more problems

No there isn't. This is my TNSNAMES. PRUE1.world = (DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS_LIST = (ADDRESS = (COMMUNITY = tcp.world) (PROTOCOL = TCP) (Host = 10.20.81.78) (Port = 1521) ) ) (CONNECT_DATA = (SID = PRUE1) ) ) --- [EM

RE: How can I tell if MTS is activated -- more problems

Dave, I've seen these processes (ora_S00... and ora_d00..) but all connections are being made through dedicated processes. Here's my configuration: mts_listener_address = "(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP) (HOST=10.20.81.78) (PORT=1521))" mts_service = PRUE1 mts_dispatchers = "tcp,2" mts_

How can I tell if MTS is activated

Oracle 8i How can I tell if MTS is activated? Which parameters should I look at? (in init.ora and listener.ora) thanks Pablo ___ Yahoo! Messenger Nueva versión: Webcam, voz, y mucho más ¡Gratis! Descárgalo ya desde http://messenger

Parallel Server Option = TRUE

Hope someone can help me with this one. I have just realized that PARALLEL SERVER = TRUE in v$option and I don't have an OPS instalation. I've installed this Oracle code in a Unix Cluster that's why Oracle has installed this option automatically, I assume. Can anyone tell me if there can be any

Memory usage control in Tru64 - urgent !!!

Hi!! I'm trying to see if a unix machine is having performance problem with any resources: cpu, disk and memory. When I started analyzing the memory statistics, taken previously with vmstat I realized that it's columns are completely different from any other unix I've worked before (solaris, aix,

RE: CPU WAIT I/O statistic

Dennis, Thanks for your answers and your time. I was interested in how the OS (Sun, AIX, HP, etc) classifies the CPU time used by the processes. Taking a look at the WAIT I/O statistic taken with sar -u I started wondering what they really meant: ie %usr %sys %wio %idl 30 5

RE: CPU WAIT I/O statistic

Dennis: Thanks for answering, what do you mean by, or may be what do you think Gaja means by: "He points out that the Solaris sar -q command has a "%wio" column, a measure of processes that are currently using the CPU, but are waiting for I/O requests to be serviced and hence are not making p

RE: CPU WAIT I/O statistic

Dennis: Thanks for answering, what do you mean by, or may be what do you think Gaja means by: "He points out that the Solaris sar -q command has a "%wio" column, a measure of processes that are currently using the CPU, but are waiting for I/O requests to be serviced and hence are not making p

CPU WAIT I/O statistic

Hi list Can anyone explain me what exactly does the WAIT I/O column of the sar -u output mean? Does it represent the % of CPU used by the kernel processes to perform I/O? As far as I know the waiting processes do no wait actively when they ask for an I/O. right? The OS uses the SLEEP a

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I see 2 different addreses for the same hash_value in v$sqlarea. Why do I see this? Here's an example: hash_value address -- --- 3749804 4064082C 3749804 4192941C I wonder if someone can shed some light on this Txs

V$SQLAREA

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Re: Raw device backup script

Thank you Connor, but I need a script that backups over 20 raw devices datafiles to a TAPE without using a FS to store these datafiles first. TIA ___ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger Comunicación instantánea gratis con tu gente. http:/