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I doubt that the role makes the difference you are seeing. Dumb idea -
depending on how you ran your test maybe the first query brought the blocks
into the buffer cache.
Rule of thumWe are running an Oracle instance attached to a NetApp 940 filer (over
NFS) using GbE and JumboFrames...under Solaris 2.9. The box crashed
and on reboot it appeared that the filer had residual locWhat is JFS2? What is Concurrent I/O? Do you have a URL? I 'm using JFS on Linux
and I 'm a fan but I 've never heard of JFS2 and concurrent I/O? What is the difference
between JFS and JFS2 besides aVendors typically don 't (or can 't) listen to non-customers on support
issues.
It 's not actually a matter of contempt or lack of attention but there just
isn 't a mechanism in place for doing so. Hello List
We have ePayment system and we use TIBCO application. An adaptor has a
update sql statements that runs continuously. I found the following top
5 waits events for this session
Log fThat 's -- and the fact it has more minerals -- is why they tell pregnant
women
to drink Guiness in Ireland. (After their husbands have Budweiser "beer "
nine
months earlier in the canoe)
Just t
On 04/27/2004 09 38 32 AM "Duret Kathy " wrote
> wELCOME TO THE DARK SIDE! Man you guys lighten up go out have a few brews
> get laid something!
Few brews!? Are you aware how many calorieHi Peter
Its definitely on the companion CD as i loaded it on Linux. It installed
OK but failed on the setup I have not had time to go back and sort out
why yet. It was a not logged on error!
Helmut
You need to have the "select " priv granted directly to you. I 'm guessing
that you have access to this table thru a role.
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
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On Tue 2004-04-27 at 00 06 Computer Centre - NIIPL wrote
> Dear A > Hi guys
> How can I interpret with this time format I know this is the time
> of parse call is over but how can I convert this into
> date format.Is it possible?
> PARSE #30 c 2 e 15 p 0 cr 0 Jeremy
There should be no problem changing the system clock while Oracle is
running. Oracle records its changes via the SCN. The only issue would
be if you had to do a point in time recovery fSee Bug 272219 (Oracle 7.3 to 10.1 and all versions in-between) and Metalink forum discussion 149572.999.
You cannot create a trigger on a table if the table has a column named the same as the columAre these invalid packages some that you intend on using? If you never need to use them you could ignore the fact that they are invalid.
You can look in dba_errors to try to guess why the package Pete
Sounds like the safest method is to avoid bfiles.
How would you sync it to a replica?
I 'm sure it could be done but it sounds tortuous.
Jared
Peter Barnett <regdba@(protected)I know this was discussed in years gone by but I can 't find the saved info
A database was "upgraded " (changed word size) from 32 - > 64 bit.
Without rebuilding the tablespaces/datafiles my undeDatabase size is 5MB? How did you get this number? It sounds very very
small.
What performance issues do you have to be exact?
Guang
> Hi
> We are experiencing performance issues with oPete you did a great job as a technical editor. I 's a great book and Robert cannot
find high enough praise for you. I must say that the finished product is great.
This is quite a contrast to my usuIs there a 32 bit version of Oracle 9.2
(only need the client) that will run
on a 32 bit version of HP-UX 11i?
I didn 't find anything on technet or MetaLink
to indicate that there is but I haHi Tanel
Thank you for your detailed answer. I thought there was an explicit limit for the row length in bytes in Oracle. But it looks like the only limit is roughly the size for the biggest (in by
On 04/26/2004 11 17 17 AM syed jaffar hussain wrote
> We have a third party tool where I can 't change the code and I know that
> this application is not using bind variables I do set
> cursor_Folks Monday morning chaos and question.. Is it possible to replicate (via
snapshots) from an Oracle 8174 DB to a 9204 DB??
Thanks in advance
Greg Loughmiller
Sr Manager - Enterprise DatThe same effect can be achieved with the slow client. I know of an application
whose users were constantly giving me calls about "slow database ". Database
was waiting for the SQL*Net data. I tested
On 04/26/2004 10 09 00 AM Juan Cachito Reyes Pacheco wrote
> Hi Mladlen very respectully.
The name is Mladen. Mladen Gogala. Vodka-martini please. Shaken not stirred.
> 1) I think every Dick
Thanks for sharing the resolution to you problem.
Ron
> > > DGoulet@(protected) 04/26/2004 11 36 23 AM > > >
Stephane
It appears that we have found the problem which even OTS
missed. LikSimple question Anyone using Subversion Version Control Software
(http //subversion.tigris.org/) for Oracle objects re forms reports
Pro*C etc.?
Dan
Oracle doesn 't satisfy any of the EF code rules since there is no such
thing as an EF code rule.
If you were talking about 12 relational database rules written by E.F. Codd
then I 'd guess that I 've had good success with the following (also posted online at
"http //www.evdbt.com/tools.htm ") in a SQL*Plus script named
"tracetrg.sql "
hi all
### Problem statement or Question ###
A datafile was automatically put into offline and there was a lot ora-600
thereafter. From trace files we noted there was some error
KCF wriSyed
The answer is yes. I purge my files on a regular basis. I actually rename
them with a date in the file name and delete them after 30 days.
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
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