Dear Group members,
I am using Oracle 10 g 10.0.2 client software to connect 9i,10g and
8i
it is working very good with the 9i and 10g..

We are migrating from Oracle 6i to Crystal Reports. Oracle reports
were built using Oracle 6i Data Wizard and Query Builder. How can we
see the end query (final query including joins for links) that is
being executed by Oracle Reports? Oracle Reports 'trace' shows only

I want to see if I can create a slick query to do this and cut down on
some code.
I have a list of dates & statuses like this:
01/05/08 Complete

Is it possible to install oracle 9i and oracle 10g in one solaris 10
server?
Thanks
Ed

I'm looking for any publically available SQL code set, which cover as
many Oracle RDBMS (10g or 11g) features as possible: SQL, PL/SQL, etc.
Probably, good developer can build this using Oracle RDBMS manuals,
but it is hard work.

I recently read the following in a book(oracle 9i for dummies by
Carol McCullough Dieter)
The fastest way to retrieve rows from a table is to access the row
with exact row id. An

I figured I'd ask this too.  I know how to remove duplicate rows from
a table, but this example used an analytical function.  I'm new to
these and do not get a huge chance to use them, so I'm always
forgetting how they work.

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I'm setting up Oracle libraries in a Windows Server box so two PHP web
sites can access a remote Oracle 10g database. I've downloaded the
Instant Client *.zip package and everything works fine so far, except
for some charset issues (Spanish letters do not show properly). Setting

i have been using setString() of prepared statement. but it is giving
me
java.sql.SQLException: Data size bigger than max size for this type:
3991 exception. where as as per my understanding, the size of varchar2

i have 11g installed on redhat 5.1, and i can't seem to get the
enterprise manager db control page. If i try http://myserver:1158/em/
i get a binary file of some sort. That is, my browser (firefox) opens
a dialog "You have chosen to open (but doesn't give a filename) which

I just received this about how the backups are being made.  Once again I
await comments.
The way we backup now is,
We take Images for all server o/s

We have an application that was written using SQL Server 2000 as the
RDBMS. We now have a need to convert this to Oracle. We know that we
obviously need to hire an Oracle DBA, but we don't have one at this
time...

We are running Oracle 10.2.0.1.0.  We want to upgrade to the latest
patchset, 10.2.0.4.
I guess first, is this really necessary.  Also, we I noticed this
comment in the documentation: