I am trying to update a small table from a remote table with sqlplus
9.2.0.2 .
It seems to indicate that it has inserted 233 row into my local table -
however that doesn't really happen.
Am I suffering from a severe lack of caffine or is this really
odd?
SQL> select count(*) from facility;
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is not the same as CREATE TABLE "facility".
HTH.
Arup
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am trying to update a small table from a remote table wit
the use of upper(). Someone might have defined the table
in lowercase using quotes.CREATE TABLE FACILITY is not the same as
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have defined the table in lowercase
using quotes.
CREATE TABLE FACILITY is not the same as CREATE TABLE "facility".
HTH.
Arup
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Chaim,
It was posted by John Shaw. And the figures showed 0 (not null) in the
original posting.
Arup
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John Shaw wrote:
I am trying to update a small table from a remote table with sqlplus
9.2.0.2 .
It seems to indicate that it has inserted 233 row into my local table -
however that doesn't really happen.
Am I suffering from a severe lack of caffine or is this really odd?
SQL> select count(*) f
: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 12:19 AM
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> Check if there are two taables named FACILTY in your database.
>
> As SYS, check
>
> SELECT OWNER, Object_name, Object_type
> FROM D
dictionary or your
program documentation.
Hope this helps.
Rgrds,
Sony
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I am trying to update a small table from a remote table with sqlplus
9.2.0.2 .
It seems to ind
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> > Check if there are two taables named FACILTY in your database.
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> > As SYS, check
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as the table owner or a
subordinate user?
Check in the USER / DBA_POLICIES view where
the OBJECT_NAME='FACILITY'
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I bounced the
databases and just like rebooting a pc (even though this db is on solaris) it
started working - one of the mysteries of Oracle - Maybe it was really windy and
it was having sympathy pains with the yacht.>>>
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wrote:> I am trying to
John Shaw wrote:
I bounced the databases and just like rebooting a pc (even though this
db is on solaris) it started working - one of the mysteries of Oracle -
Maybe it was really windy and it was having sympathy pains with the yacht.
Dunno, I think the policy was enabled, all myths and mysteri
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