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Does anyone have an
example of connecting to a remote database without a database link? I
think that I have seen it done before by putting in the username and password
and tnsnamesconnection information right into the select statement.
Can it be done?
Tom
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We have a future
needto create an Oracle database on a mainframe (MVS) which will then pull
data from an Oracle database on an HPUX box. I know nothing about MVS so
does anyone know of any connectivity problems between the two boxes? For
example,SQL*Netdoes come with the
don't know about
Pro*Cobol, I would assume so. Database links between MVS and HPUX work
as expected.
Allan
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I have never had
good luck with DBMS_STATS. It seems that the old analyze runs much
faster.
Runs in 45
seconds:
analyze table
log_trans partition (log_trans_20030104) estimate statisticssample 5
percent;
Takes over 2
hours:
execute
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I have never had good luck with
DBMS_STATS. It seems that the old analyze runs much
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All, I would like to
track the performance of my production databases by runningthesame
SQL statementagainst each database every 5 minutes or so and
recording the results. For example:
sql set timing
on;
sql select
count(*) from dba_tables;
That was I would
know if they
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my 2 cents but, good luck!
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ummm...I just
truncated all of the system tables in a new database (that's not good). No
backups yet. Anyway to recover from this or do I have to recreate the
database?
Thanks,
Tom
Terrian
on Oracle's Data
Unloader. But if it's a new database, it's probably simpler to recreate.
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(that's not good). No backups yet. Anyway to recover from this or do
by "SYSTEM" or owned by "SYS", just
making sure?
Waleed
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I run the following
query to compare the total waits for a session verses the seconds logged
on:
select
a.sid, a.ontime longon_secs, round(b.waittime) wait_secsfrom
(select sid, (sysdate - logon_time)*24*60*60 ontime
from v$session ) a, (select sid, sum(time_waited)/100
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I
think it also counts the recursive SQL statements issued
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Tom,
How do you plan to use this ratio?
Jared
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I have one main
schema (ldgadmin) in my database (9.0.1.3)that I want to FULLY
audit. I want to know everything about itinserts, grants, connects,
everything.
I have already run
the following commands:
sql audit all by
ldgadmin;
sql audit all
privileges by ldgadmin;
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How is everyone
identifying hot tables? In my tool box I have the following two scripts
but I am looking for other options. How do you track frequently accessed
tables?
Script #1 -
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sum(decode(action_name,'SELECT',1,0)) sel
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I know I have seen this posted before...
We have a large range partitioned table that has duplicates
in it. What is the fastest way to remove the dups.? I have the
following scripts which do it but may be fast or slow. What do you guys
use?
DELETE
FROM tablename
WHERE ROWID NOT IN
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tom,
This is interesting. How did you determine max
distribution and uniform distribution? Did you use
standard deviation and variance?
regards,
jack silvey
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change table
or view does not exist to something else?
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Thank you, I will check it out.
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You definitely have some Florida blood in you! :-)
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I'm gonna split my vote, is that allowed, even
did you get the Sybase software? We are currently studying the OTG option so we
don't want to pay for anything yet. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Tom
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After looking at the top waits in my databases, I see PX Idle Wait pop up a
lot. Does anyone know what this wait means?
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Does anyone know of a way to determine which RBS extents have active
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