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Andrew's Oracle Blog: ORA-12954
Over 500 worked examples using versions 9 through 12 of the Oracle RDBMS.
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Andrew's Oracle Blog commit statements between a end. Assuming this is appropriate for your application, it can produce two benefits: (1) If the code runs for a long time, it allows you to monitor p...
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Andrew's Oracle Blog: log file switch (archiving needed)
SQL> SQL> exec dbms_lock.sleep(10); PL/SQL procedure successfully completed. SQL> ... and when I looked again, the seconds_in_wait had increased by 10 seconds too, proving that the session was sp...
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Oracle to Postgres Migration Issue with Commit
If you have some PL/SQL, Oracle allows you to include commit statements between a begin and end. Assuming this is appropriate for your application, it can produce two benefits:
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Minor Problem with Resumable Session
Oracle started allowing sessions with space issues to hang rather than fail in version 9. I had always assumed this only worked if a tablespace ran out of space. However, I read recently that it also works for quota failures so I decided to try this...
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3 years
How Auditors Might Be Cracking Your Oracle Passwords
I have often wondered how auditors crack Oracle passwords, particularly if the user concerned has a profile which locks the account after a few unsuccessful login attempts. I just realised today how they might be doing it. First I created a user in an...
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Oracle apparently introduced list partitioning in Oracle 9. I decided to try it out in an Oracle 11 database.
In this simple example I created a table to store the names of towns in Buckinghamshire, together with the people living in each one:
SQL> create table buckinghamshire_people...
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