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Severity 1
Alert #68 Oracle Security Update
Description
This security alert addresses security vulnerabilities in Oracle 's
server products.
Supported ProductsI like this one. For Solaris 32-bit there are 2
patches to be applied (3811887 and 3835963). Note
says
# - Your system configuration (Oracle Server
version and patch
# level OS VersSteve can you please do something about unsolicited commercial
email? I don 't particularly like spam with spam eggs bacon and spam.
I don 't have anything against job postings as long as they contPaula
You can always take the approach that if Oracle says it must be patched and
you have warned management that the patch should be applied and tested
before it goes to production then you hAFAIK the segment header does not have a row count only the number of blocks
below hwm. But on the matter of count(*) not doing a FTS that is correct.
Oracle will use an index when possible.
Hi
They didn 't mention anything about 9203 on Sun and 8.1.7(yes we have) on
Sun.
Can I safely conclude that my systems are not effected?
Thank you All!!
Surendra
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To unsubscribe - mailtWhat annoys me the most is that the bug is so trivial
that it should have been discovered during the beta test.
You and Pete didn 't specify how exactly is it possible probably
out of the goodnessMay I make the point that having the script source in no way ensures
that you have the code as it is in the database you are copying from?
There are way too many people who make "quick fixes " withHandling nulls consistently is specified in the "rules. " (Ted Codd 's 12
(which are really 13 if you count zero))
Specification of a value for "some error happened along the way so I don 't
know wEspecially having in mind the recent speed of this list.
I wonder whether the server switched to CPIP connection.
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Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA
email mladeng@(protected)
Ext 9787
> -----OrigAt least you got yours running... I am trying to patch on Linus no Rac or
ASM everything is down and I have quite a few ocssd.bin things running.
and I can 't get things to stop... It is weird becau---
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I am going through a whole bunch of them through TDWI ... The Data
Warehousing Institute ... they are realyl good and (so far) product
neutral.
Raj
On Thu 02 Sep 2004 08 44 18 -0400 jaysinghThanks Robert. Now I feel guilty probably delayed the next key document for
the advancement of Oracle document.
Actually since I have your fine book I was hoping somebody else would
reply. I Not that there 's anything wrong with living in Vermont. Ruth is correct
though. I am jealous of anyone who can live in that state and have a decent
paying job that doesn 't involve dairy products On Thu 2 Sep 2004 15 22 56 +0500 fahd mirza <fahd-m@(protected) > wrote
> Dear Listers
> I created a locally managed tablespace with the following command
>
> CREATE TABLESPACE pms DATAFILE 'absolutely sure that the patch I downloaded was 64-bit (says so in the
zipfile) and that my base software is also 64-bit.
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From Stankus Paula G 20
Sent Friday SepNope I put the zipped file on my Unix system and unzipped there with
unzip -a command on unix directly.
-----Original Message-----
From Joan Hsieh [mailto joan.hsieh@(protected)]
Sent WednesdaJuan
Whatr are you testing with your anonymous block? You send over the
PL/SQL code to the instance it will execute it and the result (time
elapsed) will return.
All row processing is done intWe use 'opatch lsinventory ' ...
You may use the same.
Raj
On Wed 1 Sep 2004 16 04 24 -0400 +ACI-Nguyen David M+ACI-
<david.m.nguyen@(protected) > wrote
> I am running oracle 8.0.5 on solaris8Jay
I am sorry that i did not see the post during the last 22 hrs
Pl.CC me when you REPLY to oracle-l. The suggestion given by
Mark sounds closest. In our world of PL/SQL compilation with
JDBC thOn Thu 2 Sep 2004 20 33 26 -0500 Wolfson Larry - lwolfs
<lawrence.wolfson@(protected) > wrote
> Barr Stephen [Stephen.Barr@(protected)]
>
> Stephen
> One of Cary 's msgs said IPC and theRuth what country are you in (or at least NGSSoftware?). Here in Europe
we don 't have a 31st of november....). Or do you 'celebrate ' the leap
year in November ISO February? -)
On Wed 2004-09-0Can anyone recommend a good 9i-10g RAC / RedHat Linux specific book?
Thanks
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David
Harvinder
I thought that the 10.1.0.3 for win2k had been retracted by Oracle
" We have already obsoleted 10.1.0.3 patch set for these two platforms.
Oracle Development is working on this issue at Hi everyone
Oracle released last night alert #68 covering fixes for many security
bugs in Oracle. PeteFinnigan.com found security bugs in the new 10gR1
scheduler functionality. Our security adviI_did_not_set_this_parameter_in_my_oracle_parameter_file.
How_do_I_know_whether_it_is_using_direct_io_in_my_database?
Solaris_9_plain_ufs_and_Oracle_9.2.0.4.0
Thanks
Roger_Xu
This 20e-mail 20isTo all
Due to the changes to the list 's reply methods you all apparently did not get my message of earlier this morning. Rodney provided the exact fix I needed so thanks to all. And YES M... which seems to be blocked
Seema Singh wrote
> Hi
> I want to connect Oracle database with mysql how to do this ?
> thx
>
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