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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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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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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
by "SYSTEM" or owned by "SYS", just
making sure?
Waleed
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