I am a UNIX systems programmer and I have been roped in to work on a
volume manager used with Oracle 10g servers on a number of different
flavors of UNIX including HP-UX and Linux. I am fairly new to the area
of Storage. I want to read about Oracle 10g architecture, and about

Just thought if I could find out if any one has a detailed information
, documenting the steps to deploy ear file using Oracle Enterprise
Manager.
I am new to this , so just need a head start to proceed further.

I have a Java class which calls the Oracle SQL*Loader to import data into a
database-table (Oracle 9i).
To check if everything worked fine I analyse the exit status of the
SQL*Loader.

I have an SQL which returns something like these below.
Re: Oracle 9i on Windows 2000 server.
select
 s.my_study_id as Study_ID,

To insert data from tab1@dblink into tab1 one can code simply:
insert into tab1
select *
from   tab1@dblink;

Hello people,
I would like here to ask you something about Oracle from the DBA point
of view if you don't mind.
The issue has to do with the Oracle DB_BLOCK_SIZE. (i am referring

Each,
I have the following two tables.....
LOGS
F1      number(8)

Hi, all.
I'm setting up an 8i server on Win2K Sp4. It is intended to replicate a
current environment for use over a different network topology.
I installed the product, and then attempted to apply 8.1.7.4. THAT

I have the following file (2 line) which I want to intend in an oracle
database with the SQL*Loader.
tommy050+3423
tom 070-0006

I am trying to create proxy for a .net webservice which is running in
SSL in my Jdeveloper10.1.3.
In the wizard while giving the https://wsdl-location I am getting the
following exception.

Total Noob questions.
I've constructed the following two SQL just for testing. The idea being
I prefer the row with value '1' in better, but want row with better = 2
if so_arg in row better='1' is blank, empty or null.

If (!) one had a database where a primary
key field (e.g. name) had been used for a few
years, and the DB had serveral "variant" spellings
(e.g. "J Smith", "John Smith", "J K Smith", "J. Smith"

I have a table with sales person id and sales region, there are
multiple rows for each person.
I have to create an output with person id and all regions on one line.
Can I do this in one sql statement?

I'm certain that I'm not re-inventing the wheel here, so I was hoping
someone has knowledge and experience in authenicating a java client to
Oracle SSO.
The scenario is that we have a couple of web modules developed that are

I use:
WebLogic Platform 8.1 Service Pack 5
Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.5.0
Web application that use Oracle JDBC driver Version 10.1.0.2.0 to query