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ORA 12540: TNS:internal limit restriction exceeded
ORA 12838 please : Is possible to append two times to the same table befo
ORA 12838 please : Is possible to append two times to the same table before
ora 04031
ora 12500 on windows
ORA 32004: obsolete and/or deprecated parameter(s) specified
ORA 01925: maximum of 30 enabled roles exceeded
ORA 01925: maximum of 30 enabled roles exceeded
ora 12500 on windows
ORA 01650, one idea
ORA 01650
ORA 4030
ORA 12838 please : Is possible to append two times to thesametable before do
ORA 12838 please : Is possible to append two times to thesame table before d
ORA 01536
ORA 03113 end of file on communication channel
ORA 32004: obsolete and/or deprecated parameter(s) specified
ORA 00600:
ORA 00020: maximum number of processes (%s) exceeded
ORA 01925: maximum of 30 enabled roles exceeded
ORA 3113 while creating a cluster database 9201 RAC on Linux with OCFS
ora 12500 on windows
ora 12500 on windows
ora 12500 on windows
ORA 01650, one idea
ora 12500 on windows
ora 12500 on windows
ora 12500 on windows
ORA 2000 Error Using DBMS STATS GATHER SCHEMA STATS
ORA 01650, one idea
ORA 01650, one idea
ORA 01650, one idea
ORA 01650
ORA 01650
Subject: ora 01031
ORA 4030
ORA 4030
ORA 06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: Bulk Bind: Truncated Bind
Subject: Re: ORA 01722 invalid number
 
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Subject: Merge Join Poor performance

Hi Can someone explain what might be the possible reasons for Oracle to use a merge join in the following query? The query below is an extraction from a more complex query with 5 table joins an

Changes to RULE based optimizer between Oracle8 and 9i

On 01/30/2004 01 13 34 PM "Goulet Dick " wrote > Well if optimiser_mode rule with stats doesn 't invoke CBO then I > wonder why OEM is providing me with cost data?? It 's advertising tax breaks fo

Subject: Views and predicates.....

Mark this may be as simple as selecting the correct doc_id column. Is the CPAG_CNST_UK01 index in the COMPRESSED_AGREEMENTS table? If not then change your select statement (within the view) t

dbv - Found block already marked corrupted

On 01/30/2004 03 46 04 PM Tim Gorman wrote > One further question though... > > > > Of course if someone knows a utility to un-flag a block I 'm all > ears. > > Why would anyone want to "unf

dba_jobs nls_env

Interesting. I didn 't realize that DBA_JOBS stored NLS parms. Learn something every day here. In that case it appears that the NLS parms are being taken from the client. The two clients you hav

How to project the time a delete will take

Have you tried querying V$SESSION_LONGOPS ? {It requires TIMED_STATISTICS TRUE and the table having been analyzed} Hemant At 04 42 PM 30-01-04 +0200 you wrote >Dear Nelson > >Oracle relea

test msg

Test msg. Pl ignore

AW: time consuming UPDATE statement

Justin (and Jonathan) I removed the Trunc on both sides. I realized a run time of 19 mins now. Still heavy but faster -) Referring to your sugg. with the SQL version...... I am not quite sure

time consuming UPDATE statement

Your cursor truncates the input date trunc(tmov.sellt) SELLT Your only (PK) index is (Sellt RateInc Facility) Your update statement uses a predicate that makes the index unavailab

Antw: Perl wannabee.

Larry Walls 's books from O 'reilly. He is the inventor of perl. At least he knows the concepts. BUT many other people contibuted and still do on several other places eg google for CPAN. As regards t

rman catalog considerations

In this ?mutual supporting? configuration you don?t need additional instances just to house the ?recovery catalog? database? Your idea to house them inside the ?business? instances is quite viable

Materialized view refresh problem

OS Windoze NT 4.0 SP6 Oracle 8.1.7.4 Though I have already fixed this problem via brute force I would like to find out why this happened. ( I recreated the snapshot log and snapshot ) For

Dead slow count(*)

So what is the main wait event you 'r waiting on? On 01/29/2004 06 54 46 PM Jordi Adame V wrote > Hi! > > I have this table with ~4 000 000 entries > > When i do a SELECT COUNT(*) FROM TABLE

Oracle toplink mapping workbench password algorithm now public

Hi everyone I thought people here should be aware of this issue. I came across some pseudo code for the toplink workbench encryption algorithm and sample code on a website to do the encryption m

reference cursors

As a speculative thought If the ref cursor is created through a text string with dynamic execution perhaps the parser is taking out the hints because it mistakenly recognises them as comments

About oracle-l: some odd combinations of characters

That is a natural consequence of using Outlook. When the message is encoded in another character set and is improperly converted you get lovely characters like that. Outlook is a part of a very sin

Oracle database version history

> Oracle 5 - 1986 > - Client Server > - Cluster support (VAX) Nope. Cluster wasn 't supported with V5. Cluster support came with Oracle 6.2. That was the first OPS version and was VAX/VMS-

Oracle eyes Windows database market

Here is an interview that gives hints about what Oracle is up to with 10g. http //www.computerworld.com/databasetopics/data/software/story/0 10801 8952 7 00.html?nas AM-89527 < <Oracle eyes W

temporary tablespace

It depends. If you can create sort_area_size that can dynamically autoallocate larger and larger chunks of memory then go ahead create autoallocate temporary tablespace. If your sort_area_size is

Library Cache Lock

8.1.7.4 Windows 2000 Server ca.200 sessions about 30 active. About a dozen sessions go into waits for Library Cache Lock for the best part of 300 seconds. (At which they probably all get O

SAN and ORACLE

Ed - I 'm not a SAN expert. But the one thing that we are working on/striving for with the DB 's here are two file systems presented to the Host. We 'll use one *mount pointA* for the use of Data Files

Perl wannabee.

Well the best books about perl are Learning Perl Perl Programming Advanced Perl Programming Before reading Jared 's book you want to read "Learning Perl " and introductory few chapters of th

Using OEM Alerts Oracle 9iR2.

I have started to look at using OEM alerts and have encountered the following issue. I 've created an alert for tablespace full for one of the discovered databases. When the alert runs for the

dbms_job - how do I know when job is finished? - resend please

If you don 't want to use DBA_JOBS* views to determine if a job has completed you will need to modify the job to alert you somehow. Do this via UTL_SMTP insert a row in a table that you check p

Subject: Heterogeneous Replication

Hi We(I) configured ~20 ODBC connections using Oracle Generic Heterogeneous Services (HS). I hated it because we were dynamically adding-dropping connections every couple weeks which is a manu

Subject: recovery from hotbackup...

Set the parameter recovery_parallelism to 0 (default). In 8.1.7 there is a lovely "feature " which occasionaly breaks recovery if it 's done in parallel. On 01/29/2004 01 00 24 PM Raghu Kota (WBTQ

Subject: upgrade from 8.1.6 to 8.1.7

Such a simple but valuable suggestion. Create a test database and migrate it first to see how the process works. Can 't say it enough. The simple suggestions are sometimes the most elegant. To

Re: dbms_job - how do I know when job is finished? - resend
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I had the list in digest mode and either my mail program or the list admins chopped the concatenated emails message. (I 've unset the digest mode). > > > Carmen Rusu 1/28/2004 2 16 46 PM > > >

Subject: unset oracle-l digest

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