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as we all know Oracle is unbreakable, so security isn't an issue.
All of these security alerts (see below) that just hit my mailbox must be
just mere formalities :-)
- Dale
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Thanks for all the replies. The reason I asked is because dbca calls some of these
items Standard Database Features.
Steve - I think that the mod plsql is the module that let's you generate html using
PL/SQL (htp and htf pl/sql packages).
Jay
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Thanks
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Thanks Allan,
as we all know Oracle is unbreakable, so security isn't an
issue.
:-)
I
know mod perl and mod ssl but what's mod plsql? How is it used and why? Anyone
using it?
Steve
My box too. Overblown marketing always makes the opportuity for cynical
humour irresistable. :-)
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as we all know Oracle is unbreakable, so security isn't an issue.
All of these
One ought to be able to. We haven't tried, since we've been using mod_owa
www.sharemation.com/~dmcmahon/modowa.htm
, for historical reasons. Since it is working well for us
we haven't tried to replace it with mod_plsql.
One reason we went with our own Apache build was because Oracle's version of
Jay,
I agree with you. Too much crap.
The only thing I have begun leaving in is OUTLN. I drop every other user.
I figure that, if needed, I can install it later.
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
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Jay,
I had a problem with a full export of a database because all of the
items were not present. They were not activated but the export script
expected the references to them to be present.
This is how the problem came about;
OS OpenVMS 7.3-1
Oracle 8.1.7 rel3
first instance created during oracle
I install what I need and what I am licensed for.
not in case someday... besides, if it is not installed, the
developers have to make a case to management about why they want to use
it
--- Jay Hostetter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am preparing to migrate from 8.1.7 to 9.0.2. I was just
Title: RE: Plain Old Database
I'm with you. Oracle behaves too much like Microsoft trying to get you install stuff whether you need it or not. I've come across a lot databases where the installer person installed stuff probably thinking, I'm not sure if we'll need it or not so I'll just
Hey Ron,
We had the same problem with having to run catrep after a patch (and then
the .4 minipack) in 8.1.7 on HP. We really didn't *have* to run it, but it
would have left dozens of invalid SYS objects, so I chose to incur the
slight storage overhead of just running it.
Rich
Rich Jesse
is
unbreakable, so security isn't an issue.
Allan
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I'm with you. Oracle behaves too much like
: Thursday, February 13, 2003 3:46
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The
Apache shipped with the Oracle database has mod perl, mod ssl, and mod
plsql installed into it, but is AFAIK a stock Apache distribution
otherwise. It includes stuff for JSP's
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