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Database Forum / Oracle / Oracle Server / December 2005

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Compare two rows05 Dec 2005 17:12 GMT2
rec1            testTable%ROWTYPE -- have substaniated this variable
How can I reference a column in the record dynamically?
eg:
 instead of using
8.1.7.4 - Linux - BLOB question05 Dec 2005 15:07 GMT2
Is there any way from within sqlplus that you can determine the size of
a blob?
thanks
error in report05 Dec 2005 14:54 GMT1
These are the errror which i got when i run a report in oracle apps,
Arguments
------------
p_ca_set_of_books_id='1'
Where LMT bitmaps are added when you have zillions of extents ?05 Dec 2005 14:30 GMT1
Suppose you have a datafile in an LMT tablespace with so many extents
that Oracle
no more has the room to update its bitmap locator: where is the new
bitmap extent
How to backup ASM?05 Dec 2005 13:44 GMT4
I recently experimented with ASM and ran into a problem that neithe
the manuals nor a web search could solve for me
My problem is: How do I backup the ASM instance? There has to be som
metadata in an ASM instance, since the SPFILE only contains the name
Any1 knows what happened to tahiti?05 Dec 2005 10:44 GMT19
Been dead for over 24 hours now...
Regarding reading records before a transaction started05 Dec 2005 09:57 GMT13
Hi Oracle Gurus,
I had a bit peculiar requirement where I need to get the records/values
for a table before the current transaction was started. The situation
is as depicted below -
Index organised table05 Dec 2005 01:25 GMT8
I am reading tom kytes Expert ....
1. I am unable to understand the statement
"with IOT logical I/O would be the same, the physical I/O would be
less"
Is there any predefined Oracle constants there denominate very large number ?04 Dec 2005 20:09 GMT17
Regards, Ranko
Possibility to replicate an index04 Dec 2005 19:41 GMT2
anybody here who successfully replicated
an non-primary-key to a materilized-view-site?
Thanks in advance.
Adding hints to PL/SQL?04 Dec 2005 19:18 GMT2
I have encountered an odd situation:
Some PL/SQL code I have is exhibiting some interesting behavior
(copyrights unfortunately do not allow me to repost someone else's
code).  In a rather straightforward way it joins DBA_SEGMENTS and
.NET Stored procedures and Oracle 10g lite R204 Dec 2005 15:48 GMT11
Hello Team..
Does Oracle lite 10g R2 supports .NET stored procedures? Oracle
document only show that they support Java SP but they didn't mention
that it does not support .NET SP.
MSSQL Table Variable Equivalent?04 Dec 2005 10:13 GMT11
Greetings All, I was hoping that someone might be to help me out.  I
was wondering if Oracle has a table data type like SQL server.  This is
just a variable that lives completely in memory and has many of the
characteristics of a table.  I need to be able to store a list of
List clients running Oracle in Windows NT Network03 Dec 2005 21:30 GMT3
We have a Windows NT Domain with several clients running Oracle; we
need to list out the clients which are running Oracle. Is there any way
or tool available to do that ?
Thanks in advance,
Beginner SQL question (on intersecting groups of records)....03 Dec 2005 21:13 GMT2
Hi there, I need to ship something from A to B. I have a group of
trains T1 that leave station A and head out, and another group of
trains T2 that I know go to station B.
I want to find out what pairs of trains from T1 and T2 can take me from
 
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