Oracle: HOW TO CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE SAPCE
create temporary tablesapce tempfile ‘c:——.dbf’ size 200m;
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create temporary tablesapce tempfile ‘c:——.dbf’ size 200m;
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create tablespace datafile ‘c:—–.dbf’ size 200m;
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select username,default_tablespace from dba_users;
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alter tablespace add datafile ‘PATH’ size 200m;
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1. EXPORT: exp system@test owner=test123 file=d:oracleuser.dmp log=d:oracleuserdump.log rows=y statistics=none feedback=100 indexes=y consistent=y compress=n; (for individual tables=table1,table2,…..) 2. IMPORT: imp system@test fromuser=test123 touser=test123 file=d:oracleuser.dmp log=d:oracleuser11.log ignore=y rows=y indexes=y feedback=100;
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Operating System Tools Several operating system tools are available to help you assess database performance and determine database requirements. In addition to providing statistics for Oracle processes, these tools provide statistics for CPU usage, interrupts, swapping, paging, context switching, and I/O for the entire system. Common Tools The following sections provide information on common tools:
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You have a bunch of /dev/rdsk and /dev/dsk entries. Have you run format w/ partition to create a partition on each volume yet? A couple things to remember when doing this (I’m not sure if this is always required, but it’s something I’ve always done on Solaris ASM configurations): 1. Use slice 6 with type
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Following requirements needs to be met for a successful installation of the new release 9.2.0.4 (a 3 CD set which includes the base release and all fixes from prior patchsets including 9.2.0.4) on Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES 4.0 (RHEL4) on platform Linux x86 . You can download the 9.2.0.4 from following
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