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How do I get SQL*Loader?15 Aug 2007 15:01 GMT1
I've been using two different distributions of the Developer tools.  One is
a distribution that has Forms 6.0 in it and the other is an Oracle 9i
distribution that has Forms 9i in it.
I'd like to load some data using SQL*Loader and do so on my PC, but neither
Oracle Enterprise 10gR2 can't be installed on Windows XP/200315 Aug 2007 14:18 GMT8
i have tryed to install Oracle 10g Enterprise Database (Release2) on a
clean Windows XP Prof. (SP2) maschine and on a Windows Server 2003. I
get the same errormessage on both PC.
The installation starts and work fine, but during the last steps (the
ORA-01031: insufficient privileges15 Aug 2007 14:03 GMT6
Hi Guru's
Desperately in need of your advice on this one. I am getting the
standard ORA-01031:
SQL> conn sys@preview.rtdb0 as sysdba
ORA-00018: maximum number of sessions exceeded on 9.2.0.815 Aug 2007 13:55 GMT3
I have recently ugraded oracle 9.2.0.6 to 9.2.0.8  on HP-UX. I am
getting the following errors:
ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
ORA-00018: maximum number of sessions exceeded
Oracle Certifications Question15 Aug 2007 12:34 GMT2
Hopefully a  quick question but I have not been able to find out this
information.
I took my Oracle 10g Administration 1 exam about 2 months ago. On
passing this you acheive OCA (Oracle Certified Administrator) status.
Determine if database SUPPLEMENTAL LOGGING as been enable.15 Aug 2007 11:46 GMT2
How can I determine if SUPPLEMENTAL LOGGING as been enable at the
database level?
Done by this command:
ALTER DATABASE ADD SUPPLEMENTAL LOG DATA  (PRIMARY KEY, UNIQUE,
Why can't I select ...15 Aug 2007 02:00 GMT1
Oracle 9.2.0.5. on Win2K3.
1. I loged in as user A and created a view my_view.
2. I loged in as user B and created a synonym for A.my_view.
3. Then I loged in as user A and granted Select on my_view to user B.
ORA-01031: insufficient privileges15 Aug 2007 02:00 GMT2
Oracle 9.2.0.5. on Win2K3.
1. I loged in as user A and created a view my_view.
2. I loged in as user B and created a synonym for A.my_view.
3. Then I loged in as user A and granted Select on my_view to user B.
Software Testing Tools14 Aug 2007 22:08 GMT1
Integration testing tool is available now. Integration testing in
which individual software modules are combined and tested as a group.
Help you a lot!!
http://top-itarticles.com/softtest/softtest022.asp
Full Tablespace (Statspack)14 Aug 2007 21:48 GMT6
I am currently running Oracle 9i and unfortunately my STATSPACK tablespace
has filled 100%.  When collecting statistics now, I get the following error
in my alert log:
ORA-1653: unable to extend table PERFSTAT.STATS$SQLTEXT by 16 in tablespace
Shell script to sql14 Aug 2007 18:12 GMT2
i currently have a shell script in which i am trying to pass a txt
file, by lines into a sql script. the txt file looks like this:
filename.ext :  category  PossiblyAnotherCategory
filename2.ext :  category  PossiblyAnotherCategory
SYSAUX14 Aug 2007 16:27 GMT5
Is there a way to recreate SYSAUX tablespace in 10g, This is requred
since I need to change extent size to smaller size to save space.
Without recreating tablespace changing extent is not possible. Is
there any work around to do the following.
Oracle flip?14 Aug 2007 16:20 GMT2
a varchar2 column was stored with flip(value). I guess some sort of
simple encription. How can I reverse this to see it's actual value? I
tried flip again, but it did not work.
Thanks for any help or information.
finding how a process got started14 Aug 2007 15:53 GMT1
Platform: Oracle 10.2.0.2.0 on HP-UX B.11.11
Posting to comp.unix.admin, comp.databases.oracle.server
A few weeks ago we began noticing that the .sh_history file for
'oracle' was being flooded with entries like this:
table changes - how to notice?14 Aug 2007 13:30 GMT2
What is the most reliable way to check if the table changed?
I could take the rows number, but it could happen that some rows got
only updated, and the count of rows is the same, although table
changed.
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