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WHY index can corrupted???30 Aug 2003 18:17 GMT16
OS : Sun Solaris 2.7
IDS : 7.31.UD5
Recently my database engine was crashed due to the
index corruption. The engine was back up after
Rename a dbspace30 Aug 2003 00:14 GMT3
Does someone know an easy mean which permit me to rename a dbspace
contening just a separated index ?
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards
order by view29 Aug 2003 23:16 GMT5
It seems even in Informix 9.4 we can not use order by clause
in a view
create view viewname
as select a,b
Dynamic identification of Informix temp tables29 Aug 2003 22:32 GMT1
I would like to develop a process which can determine if there were temp
tables created during my current database connection.  I am the system
architect for a very large application which establishes a database
connection at user startup, and that connection persists while the user
RE: WHY index can corrupted???`29 Aug 2003 18:03 GMT2
Great Explanation Art,
What if we add to this scenario KAIO?
Would it be a very serious risk
of getting data corruption or even lost data ?
Clarification on ONBAR Backup performance issue..29 Aug 2003 15:10 GMT1
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RE: Physical Logging performance29 Aug 2003 13:36 GMT4
Ruediger
Yes, this is something I have tried to achieve, it tends to reduce disk I/O
to the Physical Log and make the I/O more efficient. I'm currently running a
PHYSBUFF of 512 (just so you don't get afraid of big numbers!). The same can
Getting the last query when an error occured 29 Aug 2003 12:05 GMT2
Well, another one ! :)
Yes, once again a little question for the newsgroup !
So i begin my explanation :
with ESQL/C
ALTER FRAGMENT goes walkabout29 Aug 2003 11:50 GMT1
IDS 9.21 FC4 on HP-UX 11.11
Can anyone explain to me how ALTER FRAGMENT ... INIT IN DBSPACE actually
does its stuff?
I've a 32GByte table which I want to reorgainse, to get all the free space
User License29 Aug 2003 05:57 GMT5
What happens when you go over the permitted number of users for you user
license?
IDS9.21.HC4
HPUX11.0
Urgent : Net connection problem on production28 Aug 2003 15:57 GMT5
After installing an other application on my production box. I receive the
following error when I try to connect to my tcpip server interface :
908 : Attempt to connect to database server <databaseServerName> failed
No record locks available
Grouping28 Aug 2003 15:55 GMT2
I always get an error " virtual column must have explicit name"
I wrote a query to execute and store result in another table..I query  does
sum operation on fields with related keys....
RedHat and RB 4.1.3.228 Aug 2003 10:21 GMT1
Which versions of Redhat Linux are compatible with Redback 4.1.3.2?
Help !!! Cant get IDS 9.2 UP28 Aug 2003 07:57 GMT4
I was killing an ontape process and picked up the incorrect process id (
parent id ). I ended up killing an informix process. Now when I try to bring
up informix i get the following error ...
22:13:59  Loading Module <BUILTINNULL>
Re: HPL hangs server27 Aug 2003 16:07 GMT1
Hi Bill,
Allocating lot of shared memory segment is normal.
It depends on the load that you are trying to do.
Few questions:-
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