Title: RE: What is a large database?
I think there are many *poorly skilled* Oracle DBA's in Australia.
I had one of my clients sugest increasing the Oracle log_buffer to 10MB.
His claim is since the box has sufficient amount of memory why not use a very large log buffer.
I do not think
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Do you really think the standard of database administrators in Australia is
low? What is it that you are expecting?
When projects sponsored and supported by such large
companies as IBM and Oracle get 27 DBAs and 30 developers,
one has to start asking EXACTLY
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Surpising enough the write cache on the disk array was set to 0 and 100% for
the read cache on this particular
RAID 5 system which does lots of small writes for the application making
things even worse.
Hehehe! Can never win, eh? :)
The DBA also sugested
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Subject:RE: What is a large database?
I think there are many *poorly skilled* Oracle DBA's in Australia.
I had one of my clients sugest increasing the Oracle log_buffer to 10MB.
His claim is since the box has
Hi,
Do you really think the standard of database administrators in Australia is
low? What is it that you are expecting?
Cheers,
Craig.
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Sent: Friday, 12 September 2003 8:59 PM
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you should send them over to Australia. At
Hi Mladen,
please excuse me. Since I try to improve my knowledge
about the English: what do youmean with muave? Some
kind of wood?
Please enlighten me.
Greetings,
Guido
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And the database must be muave.
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Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA
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you should send them over to Australia. At least they'd be
better than the standard of dba we get here...
Cheers
Nuno Souto
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In Estonian language, the word administrator also means receptionist.
Guess how many former hotel receptionists or
LOL, Mauve is a shade of the colour Purple.
And of course, everybody knows that purple databases run faster! ;)
Personally, I've always preferred Electric Blue databases, funky, fast, and
FAR easier to manage!
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Guido Konsolke
Sent: 12 September 2003 08:54
To:
Hmm, applied Feng Shui for Oracle Performance.
For optimum throughput storage should be coloured red and white in
alternating bands of colour.
It's called disk-striping.
Badummp-k !!
I'll get me coat ... and back on topic.
Mike
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Sent: 12 September 2003 11:14
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Subject: OT Re: RE: What is a large database?
Hi Mladen,
please excuse me. Since I try to improve my knowledge
about
Selling
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Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA
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Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 12:10 PM
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Subject: RE: OT Re: RE: What is a large database?
It's
I got a mail from a recruiter searching for Senior
Oracle Developers.
"Minimum of four years hands-on application
programming experience using Oracle RDBMS, including two years using Oracle
version 8.0 or higher on large databases (20 or more Oracle
tables)."
I've always wondered, where
RACLE-LSubject: What is a large
database?
I got a mail from a recruiter searching for
Senior Oracle Developers.
"Minimum of four years hands-on application
programming experience using Oracle RDBMS, including two years using Oracle
version 8.0 or higher on large databases (20
Tanel,
As I am still in the job market looking for any full time assignment, I see
all type of requirements like 5+ years 9i experience etc and will see in
coming weeks same for 10g( 5+ years experience with Oracle 10g)..
What you can do for this when dealing with recruiters who even
It is because of some oxes in HR departments
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Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 7:05 PM
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Tanel,
As I am still in the job market looking for any full time assignment, I see
all type of requirements like 5+ years 9i
In Estonian language, the word administrator also means receptionist.
Guess how many former hotel receptionists or whatever security desk
operators I've had to turn down in past when they've looked for DBA job. Oh,
yes, some of them had over 20 years administrator experience in large
Excellent..but most difficult part to pass through recruiters these
days...
Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2003 09:29:24 -0800
It is because of some oxes in HR departments
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Tanel,
As I am
And the database must be muave.
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Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA
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Guang Mei
Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 12:15 PM
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There must be a G missing there. It should be (20G or more Oracle
tables).
Guang
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And possibly more than 20 tables in the hotel's restaurant ...
Tanel Poder wrote:
In Estonian language, the word administrator also means receptionist.
Guess how many former hotel receptionists or whatever security desk
operators I've had to turn down in past when they've looked for DBA job.
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Subject: Re: On the question of What is a Large Database Anyway ?
Date: Mon, 04 Jun 2001 00:01:18 -0800
It's a good book. Cary Millsap has even written the intro :).
Yep, Gaja
As most everyone has said so far Its all subjective. What is large to
me is a dinky little thing to someone else.
Right now at my current job we have around 37 instances on 4 mchines with 2
GB or less of memory and 2 - 4 processors each. These DBs range from a 10
MB to a 70 MB SGA
I just got back from a little seminar from Quest with Gaja Krishna
Vaidyanatha and if he was dead (he's not that I'm aware of) he would be
rolling in his grave about your comments on hit rates and SGA sizes. His
new book 101 Oracle Performance Tuning will stress that you abandon those
hit rates
Thanks for the offer to help ! I just completed log mining the data
successfully - from the archive logs - I was able to generate the UNDO SQL
and execute it on the dbs to bring it to a state prior to the
updates/deletes etc on the table
thanks
vikas
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Title: RE: On the question of What is a Large Database Anyway ?
Wow... that's good to know.. Gaja's a really nice guy, and I will tell him you liked his talk.
If anyone wants to learn more about his ideas.. There are a couple of white papers on the Quest website...
http://www.quest.com
great hope you got it all.
joe
Vikas Kawatra wrote:
Thanks for the offer to help ! I just completed log mining the data
successfully - from the archive logs - I was able to generate the UNDO SQL
and execute it on the dbs to bring it to a state prior to the
updates/deletes etc on the
we vastly enjoyed Gaja's stimulating elucidating comments
on this topic on the list some time ago (last year)?
regards,
ep
On 1 Jun 2001, at 16:06, Post, Ethan wrote:
I just got back from a little seminar from Quest with Gaja Krishna
Vaidyanatha and if he was dead (he's not that I'm
Thanks for letting me know of this . I am afraid I have not had a chance
to investigate the man or his book . but it looks like I am going to
have to.
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Sent: 6/1/01 8:00 PM
Wow... that's good to know.. Gaja's a really
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