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Backfill position : sure closure Now11 Apr 2006 21:26 GMT2
KEEP in MIND if we have to close this deal, time will play the real
role here.
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Norwalk, CT .
execute some program11 Apr 2006 21:11 GMT1
I have some program wrote in C on my unix enviroment.
I need to execute that program from some oracle stored procedure.
Something like xp_cmdshell that i use on MSQL.
Any Idea????
Benchmarking Packages11 Apr 2006 20:35 GMT1
Can anyone point to any benchmarking packages (tables with data/scripts
etc) that I can use to benchmark like Oracle 10g instances running on
different hardware platforms such as Linux/X86, AIX/R6000 etc?
Thanks for any help.
Why Doesn't This Simple PL/SQL Code Work?11 Apr 2006 20:16 GMT3
OK, I give up, I can not make this simple pl/sql code block give me a
message when no data is returned from a table.
I correctly get the output line when a row is returned, but not when no
row is returned.
Auto incrementing key11 Apr 2006 19:43 GMT11
Please help me,
  I'm new to oracle environment.
  I  want to make a kind of auto generated primary key for my table.
  I can make auto key with sequences and triggers. But only numeric
How to duplicate rows in a table?11 Apr 2006 17:27 GMT1
I wonder whether anybody has an idea of how to enhance the following:
Suppose a table which has 2-segment-trips in it (i.e. somebody took the
train/plane in order to go from New York to Boston and then to Dallas,
i.e. two segments: New York-Boston, Boston-Dallas) as follows:
Query on a very, very large table11 Apr 2006 17:13 GMT2
How do I get result of number of rows on a table that contains far
beond millions of rows? Just stating a count is not a god idea i
suppose. Is there any fast and afficient way to do this?
top things to watch out for when migrating from 9i r2 to 10g r211 Apr 2006 16:11 GMT6
I am in the early stages of studying the migration path to 10gr2.
Anything particular to watch out for?
I kind of recall that 10g now automatically collects table index
statistics?
Memory-related issues from "Expert Oracle 9i Administration" by Sam Alapati11 Apr 2006 15:10 GMT1
I would like to have a few advice on memory-related issues in Oracle.
So far some of the figures I find seem to be contracdictory even though
I
could be wrong.
Oracle connection only once11 Apr 2006 14:10 GMT2
I have an obscure problem.
I moved my oracle instance (8.1.7) from one subnet to another (changed
on server tnsnames.ora, listener.ora, tnsnames on clients) and now only
a few seconds after startup, sqlplus and other clients can connect.
last insert or update in table? (Ora8i)11 Apr 2006 13:47 GMT1
its possible ask by sql statement, wich user/process/procedure has made
the last writing access into a table?
like select * from v$ .... ?
thank you very much!
Looking for a book recommendation...11 Apr 2006 12:22 GMT2
The recommendations I've got here in the past have been really great
(thanks all) so here goes again: What books do you recommend for the
following:
1. General PL/SQL language (stored procs, etc) (not general SQL).
External Tables11 Apr 2006 11:36 GMT4
               I need to get some information on oracle 10g external
tables new features.
Can anyone tell me some comparison document or link on Oracle 9i and
10g external tables
Auto generating Sequences !!11 Apr 2006 10:41 GMT12
Thank everyone who helped on my previous post.
But I have to seek some more help from you.
1. Can I create a sequence inside a trigger?
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calling dbms_redefinition via a stored procedure.11 Apr 2006 09:35 GMT6
I'm trying to create a stored procedure function which is a wrapper to
the dbms_redefintion function.
I have allocated EXECUTE ON DBMS_REDEFINITION and DBA rights
if I create a script that grants these rights, and logs on as the user
 
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