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Archive for August, 2008

 
There are very few things that I know but there are tons of things which I don’t know. I came across one more such thing like this few days ago when this question (http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=2713561&#2713561)  came over OTN. Interestingly, what the OP mentioned was indeed true and I was not having a clue what’s going on. [...]

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Lot of times this question is asked that how one can be a good dba( I am looking forward to become one myself) and the answers are standard only like, train yourself constantly, look for new technologies and test/play with them, document your stuff, be proactive and so on. The answers  depend upon from person [...]

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I always thought that the creation of table is a mere data dictionary update. I mean to say that the data dictionary , dba_tables, OBJ$ and other similar ones would get updated when we create a table. The logic was that its just a definition so where else it would be going? Its correct too [...]

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ora-00600[keltnfy-ldmInit]….

Its not at all a good situation when anyone has to go face to face with ORA-00600. Well its not a nice error message to see and that too when you had least expected it. So what happens when this error comes? Actually there is no one reason for it. This error is an internal [...]

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For novices, compress parameter in export has always been a misunderstood parameter. People (in the beginning, as a total novice i too didn’t understand it correctly) relate it with compression of data in the export file or someone would deduce some other definition. So i thought about writing a small post explaining what compress is [...]

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Hello World….

Welcome to our blog. This post is not a tech post. Its about this blog and a little history of about the genesis of it. Me and Amardeep kept on talking for the thing that now a days almost all are writing an Oracle related blog. There is no question or discussion we would get [...]

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