Hi all,
I'd like to ask you about any steps that I should do additionally on
installing oracle 8.1.6.0.0 and 9i on server HP proliant ML 350, with os
of windows 2000. I need to get this working by 2 days. So I really need
help on this, thanks.
Regards
Wendry.
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Please see the official
Hi all,
I'd like to ask you about any steps that I should do additionally on
installing oracle 8.1.6.0.0 and 9i on server HP proliant ML 350, with os
of windows 2000. I need to get this working by 2 days. So I really need
help on this, thanks.
Regards
Wendry.
--
Please see the official
For one thing, please don't install 8.1.6. Install at least 8.1.7 and upgrade it to
8.1.7.4. You will be much better off. Actually, providing your system meets or
exceeds the minimum requirements stated in the installation manual, this install goes
fairly easily. DO read the installation
I'm going to go ahead w/ the Oracle 8i course. I spoke w/ the course
instructor and he also advised me to take the 8i course because Oracle8i is
what is out there. So my question is:
Should I install Oracle 8i or 9i at home? What would u guys do? I would
love to learn both.
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course because Oracle8i is
what is out there. So my question is:
Should I install Oracle 8i or 9i at home? What would u guys do? I would
love to learn both.
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hello
with that at all.
At 11:28 AM 2/17/03 -0800, you wrote:
I'm going to go ahead w/ the Oracle 8i course. I spoke w/ the course
instructor and he also advised me to take the 8i course because Oracle8i
is
what is out there. So my question is:
Should I install Oracle 8i or 9i at home? What would u guys do
going to go ahead w/ the Oracle 8i course. I spoke w/ the course
instructor and he also advised me to take the 8i course because Oracle8i is
what is out there. So my question is:
Should I install Oracle 8i or 9i at home? What would u guys do? I would
love to learn both.
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Subject: Re: Oracle 8i or 9i ?
Date: Mon, 17 Feb 2003 11:28:58 -0800
I'm going to go ahead w/ the Oracle 8i course. I spoke w/ the course
instructor and he also advised me to take the 8i course because Oracle8i is
what is out there. So my question is:
Should I install Oracle 8i or 9i at home
instructor and he also advised me to take the 8i course because Oracle8i is
what is out there. So my question is:
Should I install Oracle 8i or 9i at home? What would u guys do? I would
love to learn both.
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seem overwhelming.
From: Les Ayudo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Oracle 8i or 9i ?
Date: Sat, 15 Feb 2003 17:33:39 -0800
Is 9i a lot more difficult to learn than 8i? Can i use what I learned on 8i
on 9i
that is using it.
Though going the 8i classes then upgrading to 9i does feel like a lot of
work. Something I hate. :-)
David Davis
Manulife Financial
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Subject: Re: Oracle 8i or 9i
like a lot of
work. Something I hate. :-)
David Davis
Manulife Financial
From: Les Ayudo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Oracle 8i or 9i ?
Date: Fri, 14 Feb 2003 15:53:46 -0800
Thanks, that got me
CD's. It can seem overwhelming.
From: Les Ayudo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Oracle 8i or 9i ?
Date: Sat, 15 Feb 2003 17:33:39 -0800
Is 9i a lot more difficult to learn than 8i? Can i use what I learned
Hello,
I'm thinking of going to school to get Oracle
certified. There are 2 schools in my area that are offering Oracle certs
but one offers Oracle 8i courses w/ an upgrade to 9i, while the other offers all
9i courses. If i go to the schools who offers 9i courses, would I miss out
on
Not to depress you, but at this time, in Florida the DBA job market is
dismal. The best way to move into a DBA job would be do it within your
current organization, i.e. move from developer/sys admin/etc. to DBA. It
would be difficult for an organization to hire a newbie DBA from the
Les,
It depends on what version of Oracle Databases you will be working
with. You won't miss out on information going through the 9i Class
because they will go over features from 8i as well. They are
conclusive of features that have been available before 9i (as long as
they are still in 9i). The
I have many opinions on certifications... :). First and foremost, why
are you interested in studying Oracle? Is it for the money, or are you
truly interested in working with it? Do you have any experience?
If you aren't sure what you want to do, I suggest learning quite a bit
on your own
9i will cost you more in the long run because you have to take 4 exams
at $150 each plus a $3000 course to get OCP.
8i then upgrade to 9i will cost you less but requires you to take up
to 6 exams at $150 each but no more $3000 course.
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Lyndon Tiu
Quoting Les Ayudo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Les - I think the demand isn't so good right now, but the whole tech field
is a little depressed. If you can tell a little more about your background,
we could help more, like whether this sounds like a logical next career step
for you. The demand varies a lot by the area of the country, so
Title: RE: Oracle 8i or 9i ?
The $3000 is true if he takes them through 'oracle' university but not if the local community college offers the classes.
What I did (and it seemed to work fine) for my 8i certification is to go to the community college bookstore and just buy the 'official
School A (www.idtnetwork)which is offering the Oracle 9i cert will cost me
$3595 and does not include the tests. They told me they are an Oracle
University and they are the only ones (besides Oracle) that can give grant
Oracle 9i certs. Is this true? The classes they are offering are:
1Z0007
Tuning
..25 Backup Rec
...026 Netw Admin
What would you guys choose?
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From: Lyndon Tiu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 7:50 AM
Subject: Re: Oracle 8i or 9i ?
9i will cost you more in the long
Title: RE: Oracle 8i or 9i ?
I'm more ofa windoz SA and have been working
with a little Unix here there for hte past 2yrs (RH, Mandrake,
Solaris). What I really want to accomplish is to switch to Unix and
Databases. My goal is to use my certifcation as a way to get my foot in
the door
Title: RE: Oracle 8i or 9i ?
I'm more ofa windoz SA and have been working
with a little Unix here there for hte past 2yrs (RH, Mandrake,
Solaris). What I really want to accomplish is to switch to Unix and
Databases. My goal is to use my certifcation as a way to get my foot
Les,
If you have the self-discipline, another option is to sign up for Oracle
University's Professional Subscription. For $350/year, you can go through as
many of the offered courses as you want, and OCP preparation is one of the
options. The courses are self-paced and online, and each lesson
Title: RE: Oracle 8i or 9i ?
I'm more ofa windoz SA and have been working
with a little Unix here there for hte past 2yrs (RH, Mandrake,
Solaris). What I really want to accomplish is to switch to Unix and
Databases. My goal is to use my certifcation as a way to get my foot
Les - Here is an idea for you. Think up a trivial application for a
database. Maybe your home albums or DVDs. Try to make it a little
relational, like have an artist table. Force yourself to work with it. At
the right time I was secretary of a bowling league, so each year I rewrote a
league
Thanks for the replies guys, I really appreciate it. Can i get some input
on these 2 questions:
What chances am I looking at to
getting hired as a newbie DBA once I graduate?
I want to get into the Ecommerce side of Oracle (connecting DBs to
websites/portals?). Which certification/path
Les - Oh you wanted the hard questions answered as well. Given that you
mentioned you were a MS sys admin, I'd say that would give you a leg up. A
lot of shops have combined DBA/Sys admins for MS. That might be your easiest
transition. I hate to say this, especially on this list, but you may want
Thanks, that got me happy since I do have a couple years of windows
experience ;)
So now, i have 1 vote for oracle 8i and one for 9i. Any other opinions?
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Les - Oh you
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Environment:
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We had Oracle 8i
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refusedAll,Environment:HP-UX 11iWe had
Oracle 8i (8.1.7) running successfully on our one host. This host also has
Oracle 9i AS already
too.Then we installed
Oracle 9i R2 (9.2.0.1) on the same host (to run RMAN
All,
Environment:
HP-UX 11i
We had Oracle 8i (8.1.7) running successfully on our one host. This host
also has Oracle 9i AS already
too.
Then we installed Oracle 9i R2 (9.2.0.1) on the same host (to run RMAN
backup and recovery on another host).
Since then our one application (FAMIS from PRISM)
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We had Oracle 8i (8.1.7
hi list,
i enrolled in this list jus today and it was
really nice to see the questions and the responses
that were posted.here i've got few doubts.if
possible plz do clear them as soon as possible, as
comming nov 30th is my project presentation.
1)If a tablespace is deleted will
8i and 9i, and between oracle 8i and previous versions -
urgent
hi list,
i enrolled in this list jus today and it was
really nice to see the questions and the responses
that were posted.here i've got few doubts.if
possible plz do clear them as soon as possible, as
comming nov 30th
I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts about which version of either
8i or 9i would be better to run on Linux? 9i seems to support larger
database files, but I'm wondering if I would be giving anything up to
move from 8i. Any thoughts?
Thanks!
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Jesse W. Asher
They that can give up
Jesse,
we're working on Linux. Stability is the first thing you should consider
while choosing right version of Oracle for a production system (especially
on Linux).
I would do hara-kiri myself if my boss told me migrate on 9i now.
Regards,
Ed
I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts
So, you believe there are stability problems with 9i on Linux? Anyon else
have similiar experiences??
Edward Shevtsov wrote:
Jesse,we're working on Linux. Stability is the first thing you should considerwhile choosing right version of Oracle for a production system (especiallyon Linux).I
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