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> upgrade to Oracle
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Available RAM, number of CPUs...?
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Try comparing prices for a large Dell Xeon box versus a Sun V880 box. The
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Why!? You want to know WHY!?
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gt; PAGER_PERSON=`echo "$PAGER_PERSON" | sed 's/[ ]*//g'`
> PAGER_PERSON=`echo "$PAGER_PERSON" | sed 's/^,*//g'`
> PAGER_PERSON=`echo "$PAGER_PERSON" | sed 's/,,*/,/g'`
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Startup force followed by shutdown immediate is what we use. We have not
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ime is used by the backup process which doesn't
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> fix. It's better
> when they experience their own pain.
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which ones to free up. It's only
256 meg, but depending on load, it may be too much. SGA
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> The problem is that there are over
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; 8.1.7 databases w/out using a catalog?
>From the documentation, it appears the RMAN executable must match the target
database.
2) Is RMAN even required for use w/ the Legato Module for Oracle? I know
the MML is not required for RMAN, hence RMAN disk backups.
My prior plan was to upgr
ata set reflects production volumes.
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Hey, if they want to
spend the money
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activity and they got some sort of i-nodes error.
Thanks for all your replies. Any ideas are helpful and I will
relay them to our SA's...
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its rebooted.
Is it possible that I need to beef up my init.ora parameters?
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Title: Rebuilding Indexes...
Here is the index
rebuilding part of a ksh script I use. Prior to this, I some variable
setting, check the existence and permissions on some files, check the existence
of tablespaces, check that the script is not already running, etc. In this
script, all the in
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I suppose I should add that you can also have the backup script "dot" the
env script.
For example:
- backup_script.ksh -
#!/usr/bin/ksh
. /path/to/env_script
etc.
etc.
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They are trying to catch up with Sybase. Larry feels bad about falling
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When you are not
using a catalog database, the control file is your only catalog. If you
destroy all copies of it, then you have destroyed your catalog. It's
gone. It is a late catalog. It is no more. (I wish I could
remember the Monty Python dead parrot bit.) That's why you must backu
rsday, December 19, 2002 10:15 AM
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Attached (If the list supports attachments) are one for tape (Legato
Networker) and one for disk which later gets backed up by OS. These are
generated by a ksh backup script every time the script runs. The disk
backup does not use a catalog server; so you have the line at the end that
backs up t
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t (although, when I was thinking about this, one solution for doing
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previous invocation).
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Oh yeah. I forgot to say, if you create a script with a password in it, be
sure to change the permissions so nobody but you can read it. For example
chmod 700 (or 500) script_name
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Most likely, you will have to run the imports to get the data and the
primary keys. Then run them again with ignore=y and rows=n to get the
foreign keys.
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> My problem is with referential
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it. One thing that might be of interest is a C (not PERL!) frontend I wrote
to make SUID oracle so a non-oracle operator can start a backup by hand if
needed without us opening the permissions on any of our security-sensitiv
)
if [ $COUNT -gt 2 ]; then
SEND $i TO TAPE
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
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** If you leave the section that opens the files commented, **
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pletely a different installation location, the installer would not
find the other inventory file and, consequently, have no idea what was on
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as long as you had separate environments, it should
work ... we're talking Unix here right?
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break a few chairs in the ensuing fight; then go out for lunch. It's all a
nice break from the daily routine.
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that Compaq released for Tru64 actually caused disk writes to be unreliable
(OH MY GOD!!). And we wound up with a G.D. mess in spite of the redos being
duplexed all nice and official.
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I was amazed at the non-security that seems to be rampant out there, with
mischievous people running around deleting files. I kept reading about it
and thinking you've got to be kidding.
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THING)/oracle/app/oracle> uname -a
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could think of, while the database and application were running
full blast. It never failed once (except for early Veritas on Motorola 88K
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y between a 30HP air conditioning blower moter and
a spot welder, and run a couple of paint shakers on top of the array to
boot. What will your vaunted Oracle multiplexing do for you then? Huh?
Well, smarty pants, I'm waiting!
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this extra writing will definitely incur overhead.
Now, the part about it all being on "the local drive": That still is BOOM!!
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n't take a bunch of 5000 and
6000 level math courses and come away entirely untrained.
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and h.mode_held != 'Null' and w.mode_requested != 'None' and w.lock_type =
h.lock_type
and w.lock_id1 = h.lock_id1 and w.lock_id2 = h.lock_id2
and w.session_id in (select sid from v$session where last_call_et > 100 and
sid > 10 and osuser is not null)
and w.session_id = a.sid
>I don't think changing the logmembers will do much good
I agree.
> 4 groups, they are on the local drive.
BOOM!!
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> Stephen,
> Nothing is gained by personal attacks in this forum.
Please enlighten me. Exactly what personal attack was made?
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ently, must be happening an awful lot to somebody out there. And we
can hardware mirror the Oracle mirrors. So why not recommend that we just
go mirror crazy?
While the scenarios of gloom and doom that have been painted by some seem to
be credible, I've have yet to witness, in my years of p
on to client refused ""
> Xlib : cannot set display to ""
> NOTE - Installation being initiated from a laptop using
> Exceed Hummingbird
> software to simulate Xwindows Console
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r those too
rather than rely on RAIDing for fault tolerance? Why would we expect the OS
to reliably write data files and detect hardware errors when it can't
reliably maintain redo logs?
Pending further evidence to the contrary, I'll take mirroring external to
Oracle as the better choice.
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> not there. What else can I do?
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ps -eo %cpu -o args | awk '$2 ~ /ABCD/ {sum = sum + $1}; END {print sum}'
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