Personally I never use DBCA. The manual installation scripts that I've carried over
from my 8.0 days for Windows and HP-UX still work (with minor modifications) for 9.2.
Well, I lie. When I first install a new Oracle version I use DBCA to create a database
just to see what some of the new options
and the first thing that I do is to delete the INDX tablespace!!! As well
as dropping the ORD* users, SCOTT, Tim, Tammy-Fae, Jim Bob and all the other
crappy stuff that auytomatically gets installed.
I try and get it back to the original 8.0 install!!!
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professiona
> -Original Message-
> Paul Baumgartel
>
> Loney didn't write OFA, and methinks he was taking liberties with it.
Perhaps. However I notice that DBCA in Oracle 9.2 creates a tablespace called INDX.
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/html/A97297_01/appg_ofa.htm#sthref807
Oracle9i Adminis
Loney didn't write OFA, and methinks he was taking liberties with it.
--- Jacques Kilchoer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not commenting on the accuracy of the information, but Kevin Loney,
> in the Oracle8 DBA Handbook (1998), says the following (Chapter 3
> Logical Database Layouts), in a section
Oh man... now I see the problem.
Well, IMHO, Kevin's advice is the right advice for the wrong reasons.
It's not the OFA.
Thanks, Jacques, for pointing that out.
Cary Millsap
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Not commenting on the accuracy of the information, but Kevin Loney, in the Oracle8 DBA
Handbook (1998), says the following (Chapter 3 Logical Database Layouts), in a section
entitled "The Optimal Flexible Architecture (OFA)"
"Index segments should not be stored in the same tablespace as their ass
Steve,
Thank you. I am grateful that someone else shrugs too.
I still get a lot of feedback about the OFA. Almost every conference I
go to, someone forgives me for writing the OFA Standard. And I leave not
knowing for sure where things went wrong.
A few weeks ago, one of the Oracle-L threads wen
