during installation of CPU 10/2005 on 9.2.0.7 on Solaris 8 (64 bit), I
get a couple of Java Excaptions:
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The link
http://download.oracle.com/otn/aix/oracle9i/9201/server_9201_AIX5L_Disk1.cpio.gz
is not working.
Where can I find a Oracle V9.2 for AIX 5.2?

i have a table containing ~ 100000 rows. it has triggers, contraints
etc.
i want to update a single field in ~ 40000 of those rows.
currently i'm using the following sqlplus (not plsql):

Hey, all.
I have a 9.2.0.6 db on AIX 5.2.
I want to perform maintenance on one DB which is currently on the
default 1521 listener.

I want to Archive data, that is to move the data once all my
operations are done  with few tables to a list of Archive tables.
That is I need to move data from a list of selected tables to Archive
tables on a periodic basis.

I have written a Java/JDBC-based database browser, and I would like to
add support for the INTERVAL data type in Oracle10g. I noticed that the
type returned is oracle.sql.INTERVAL, which can be displayed easily by
simply calling toString(), but I have no information on how to modify

 Is it possible to overwrite schema.table_name to schema2.table_name.
 Situation is following - i have queries with fully specified table
names (including used schema) and i want to use scripts on test data,
so to use tables from another schema - for logging i use another use,

I'm starting to learn Oracle on my own (WinXP box) - so I just installed
it - I see that the server was the same name as the computer....however,
during installation, all I was asked for was a password - nowhere did it ask
me for a user name - -

Does anyone know if the Express version of Oracle supports external
procedures, external procedures being defined as writing a function in
C++ that looks like a pl/sql function?
Thanks,

Hi group
What is the difference between the tnsnames.ora file present in
1.<Oracle_Home>\Network\admin folder and
2.<Oracle_Home>\Net80\admin folder

Im working with OCI and C language, and I need to convert a values
fetched from a db table in a unix timestamp (seconds passed by january
first 1970).
The table is like this

I tried to run the AWR report for this 10g 5-nodes RAC, but noticed the
following:
SQL> @?/rdbms/admin/awrrpti
Specify the Report Type

We are running a couple of 9i development database on  a Win 2003
Standard Edition server. I monitored the server last week, and noticed
that the Oracle databases are limited to 2GB of memory, although the
server has 4GB RAM.

I'm trying to start OEM with a previously configured Management Server
but I don't seem to be entering the Management Server's name correctly.
How can I find out what ones are available?
Thanks,

I've just stumbled across the new "Express Edition" of Oracle....
This release has a number of restrictions:
Max 1Gb RAM, Max 1 CPU, and Max 4Gb total DB size.....
...but does anyone know if it can be used in Production/Commercial