then additional
audit files couldn't be written under ?/rdbms/audit and that's why you could'nt
log on anymore.
Tanel.
- Original Message -
From:
Shannon St.
Dennis
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2003 12:24
AM
well... I'm not arguing that they're poorly or well
written.
the problem is that with this one 9.2.0 instance, occasionally
the start arch command will fail, the redo logs fill, and the system
hangs.
my question -- regardless of how poorly written the scripts
are -- is how do I log into
not exactly.
we have a process here that runs every 15 minutes or so, turns
archiving off on each system, compress/moves the archive logs, then turns
archiving back on
On this system, the archive enable seems to fail.
and the database hung because it couldn't automatically archive the
l
sorry
after checking logs again, the connect / as sysdba command
and sqlplus '/ as sysdba' hung after issuing the command.
a password was never requested.
thanks
shannon
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Situation:
Oracle EE 9.2.0 database on AIX v5.1
tail alert_TOOLS.log:
Thu A
Situation:
Oracle EE 9.2.0 database on AIX v5.1
tail alert_TOOLS.log:
Thu Aug 28 13:46:31 2003ARC0: Evaluating archive log 1
thread 1 sequence 69800ARC0: Beginning to archive log 1 thread 1 sequence
69800Creating archive destination LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_1:
'/u00/oracle/archives/tools_69800.
We are going to be installing a small web application in our DMZ. The
application was built using JSP, running on an Apache/tomcat configuration. The
back end is small (< 1Gb) oracle standard edition database (v9.2.0)
We are going to run this on a dual-processor dell server. There will
be
I got this off of metalink:
select to_char( to_date( &&1, 'J' ), 'jsp' ) from
dual;
SQL> select to_char( to_date( 123,'J'), 'jsp') from
dual;
TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(123,'J')
--
one hundred twenty-three
SQL> select to_char( to_date( 123,'J'), 'Jsp') from
dual;
T
please tell me metalink is down and that they haven't
revoked my membership!
Shannon St. DennisDatabase AdministratorCity of Regina(306)
777-7415 (phone)(306) 777-6804 (fax)[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The degree of normality in a database is inversely proportional to that of
its DBA
