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• Change the INITRANS parameter to the existing blocks

  Version 11.2.0.2.0

  Hello guys, got little stuck to change the INITRANS parameter to a table partition. The table is partitioned by range.

  To change the INITRANS and PCTFREE for new block that will be generated, I can use the following statement.

  ALTER TABLE < table_name > PARTITION EDIT < nom_partition > INITRANS < value > < value > PCTFREE;   (but this change will apply only to newly created blocks and not the existing blocks).

  I try to change the existing blocks too, so when I read the thread on otn How do I change initrans in the partition table? he said to use the 'MOVE' clause, so I used the following statement.

  ALTER TABLE < table_name > FILM PARTITION < nom_partition > INITRANS < value > < value > PCTFREE; (they said that this measure will apply the change to exisiting blocks as well), but when I executed this statement I got the following error message.

  ORA-14020: this physical attribute may not be specified for the partition table.

  Can someone tell me where I'm wrong and I have to do correctly to apply the change initrans and pctfree to existing blocks of the table too?

  Thank you

  Cut-n-pasted from SQL * Plus - 11.2.0.4

  SQL > set comments on

  SQL > alter table pt_range move partition p400 initrans 20 pctfree 10;

  Modified table.

  Concerning

  Jonathan Lewis

• How to change the PCTFREE parameter for an existing table

  How to change the PCTFREE parameter for an existing table?
  
  Guys can you help me please

  Hello

  Of course it is possible.
  In this case you would export the table from the database (using old style exp)
  Start the import with the index_file option to generate the table/index instructions
  Modify the file created and updated the PCTFREE and remove any that need to be performed (default, if I remember correctly, he comments on the statements of the Index)
  Run the file for the table and the index created
  After that start the import with the option "ignore = yes".

  Make sure that you export only this particular table using "tables =
  Also in importing the "ignore = yes" will also be important data that still exists.

  In my view, however, this is not what you want to do. It's more complex, sensitive failure and the table should be deleted, so users are affected unnecessarily long.

  Success!
  FJFranken

• After that I changed the Duplex parameter on NIC's Service console, I am not able to connect the ESX host

  Hi all

  Please help solve my problem.

  After that I changed the Duplex parameter on NIC's Service console, I am unable to connect the ESX host. How can I reset the 100 MB NETWORK card duplex. Can someone help me please.

  Concerning

  Vijay

  Hello

  As the bulb you have two problems that are not related.

  (1) duplex setting, your switch and NIC must match. If one is assigned to auto-negotiation, then the other must be set to auto-negotiation. Personally, I tend to let auto-negotiation unless there is an absolute reason to spend. If you then turn on the both sides of the interface, the switch port and esxcfg-NICS allows you to change the duplex, etc.

  (2) passwords for root are not related to the network unless you have also run esxcfg-auth authentication remote.  The only time I saw what you have here is when the system is configured to try to authenticate remote and not locally.

  The two problems are fixable by booting into single-user mode, set the duplex and reset the password.

  Best regards
  Edward L. Haletky
  VMware communities user moderator
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• How to change the USE_INDIRECT_BUFFERS parameter

  Hello
  in 10g R2:
  How to change the USE_INDIRECT_BUFFERS parameter:

  SQL> alter system set USE_INDIRECT_BUFFERS=TRUE scope=spfile;
  alter system set USE_INDIRECT_BUFFERS=TRUE scope=spfile
                   *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-02065: illegal option for ALTER SYSTEM

  Thank you.

  Try this:
  ALTER system set USE_INDIRECT_DATA_BUFFERS = TRUE scope = spfile;

• How can I change the enable_row_shipping parameter in oracle11g?

  Here's my version of Oracle...
  
  Connected to:
  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64 bit Production
  With the options of partitioning and Real Application Testing
  
  SQL > select * from v version $;
  
  BANNER
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64 bit Production
  PL/SQL Release 11.1.0.7.0 - Production
  CORE Production 11.1.0.7.0
  AMT for Linux: Version 11.1.0.7.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 11.1.0.7.0 - Production
  
  SQL >
  
  I don't want to change the below the value of parameter of true to FASE. How to change this value? Since this is the hidden parameter.
  
  row_shipping Activate
  
  Concerning

  alter system set "_enable_row_shipping"=false;
  

  Perhaps with scope = spfile, test it.

  Why would you define it?

• How can I change the drawing parameter to show filled with objects?

  When I create drawing shapes I see no color or fill.  I know there is a setting that should be changed, so I can see them.  Here is a selection of what of on my screen:

  

  Draw the shape and I see is the green outline of suggestions?

  First try clicking the little greenish square next to the label of the layer in the timeline that shows your screenshot.  It is the outline of the layer control.  If this doesn't help, then click again on it because it was probably OK and you may set to show just the sketch... it should appear full.

  If he has not solved, then in the menu bar select view-> Preview Mode-> and select something else than the contours.

• Change the cpu count parameter in spfile

  Hi all

  I need to change the count parameter CPU in spfile in a production database, as we intend to add a processor on the server

  Since this is a static setting. I believe that DB bounce is required

  sqlplus / as sysdba

  SQL > alter system set cpu_count = 3 scope = spfile

  modified system.

  And then bounce the DB to apply changes in the MS file.

  Can anyone confirm that this is the right way to do it?

  (or) should we create pfile and then manually change (number of CPUs) and then use pfile at startup and then create spfile and bounce the database again to make the changes

  Thank you

  Mandine

  Unless you want to restrict an instance to use only a subset of the available processors (called 'instance caging', part of the Resource Manager) you can leave the number of processors in the area by default. But anyway, it's a dynamic parameter, so you can change any time:

  orclz >

  orclz > sho parameter cpu_count;

  VALUE OF TYPE NAME

  ------------------------------------ ----------- --------------------

  cpu_count integer 4

  orclz > alter system set cpu_count = 2;

  Modified system.

  orclz > sho parameter cpu_count;

  VALUE OF TYPE NAME

  ------------------------------------ ----------- --------------------

  cpu_count integer 2

  orclz >

• modify the INSTANCENAME parameter after the backup database

  Hello

  our primary database is configured as follows:

  SQL > show parameter db_name;
  VALUE OF TYPE NAME
  ------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
  db_name string prod01

  
  SQL > show the INSTANCENAME parameter
  VALUE OF TYPE NAME
  ------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
  instance_name string prod01

  the corresponding backup database is configured as:

  SQL > show parameter db_name;
  VALUE OF TYPE NAME
  ------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
  db_name string prod01

  
  SQL > show the INSTANCENAME parameter
  VALUE OF TYPE NAME
  ------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
  instance_name string stbyprod01

  Now, the standby database must be enabled. Later, I want to change the stbyprod01 to prod01 INSTANCENAME parameter.

  The question now is: what does take to change the INSTANCENAME parameter? In fact the database pending will be

  already be activated and be considered and treated as a stand-alone database. The former primary database will be used no more.

  I would like to do the following:

  SQL > create pfile = 'initprod01.ora' of spfile;

  SQL > shutdown immediate;

  Oracle # > change the pfile file and change the stbyprod01 to prod01 INSTANCENAME parameter

  SQL > startup;

  SQL > create spfile = 'spfileprod01.ora' of pfile;

  SQL > shutdown immediate;

  SQL > startup;

  That should be all - from my point of view (I know that LISTENER.) ORA and TNSNAMES. ORA should be modified, too).

  If someone has already experiences with the INSTANCENAME parameter change but sees some additional configurations: Please let me know!

  Rgds

  Jan

  1. you can use "alter system set instance_name" to change the value of the instance name.

  2. you must do the following to activate the standby database (NOTE:-this is only for the activation of the backup database and not the passage to digital database)

  1 startup nomount

  2. change the base of Mount Eve.

  3. change the database activate the database pending.

  4. change the database open.

• 11gRel2 - using the compatible parameter 10.2.0.3.0 DBCA translated by ORA-00201

  Hi guys,.
  
  Here's the scenario:
  
  1 oracle DB binary: 11.2.0.2.2
  2 using the dbca to create general database of goal and then change the "11.2.0.0.0 to 10.2.0.3.0 COMPATIBLE" initialization parameter in the window "all initialization parameters.
  
  So, when I finally start to install the database, I am getting following error when installing:
  
  ORA-00201: control version of the 11.2.0.0.0 file that is incompatible with ORACLE version 10.2.0.3.0
  ORA-00202: control file: ' / u01/app/oracle/cfgtoollogs/dbca/infpp1/tempControl.clt'
  
  IGNORE OR ABANDON...
  
  Now, you might ask why I do this. In fact, I want to install fresh 11grel2. database with the less compatible parameter. Custom schemas IMPORT DP in the development of this that compatible database is set to 10.2.0.3.0. Then run database with these settings for a week and finally change the compatible parameter to 11.2.0.0.0
  
  Any ideas where I'm wrong? as the default value model seems not to accept what I want to do.
  
  Kind regards
  -
  Anjum

  Choose the "Custom Database" option in the model database

• Change the NLS_SORT setting

  Hello
  
  I need to sort Chinese characters in my database, without changing the NLS_LANG setting.
  At first, I just changed the NLS_SORT setting for my session.
  
  SQL > alter session set NLS_SORT = SCHINESE_STROKE_M;
  
  After I questioned the table and made an order, I had a specific word order, which was different from the order I got when NLS_SORT = BINARY.
  I have no way of knowing if the order is correct or not, that I do not understand the Chinese, but I assumed that it is correct.
  
  Then, I changed the NLS_SORT for the system.
  
  SQL > alter system set NLS_SORT = 'SCHINESE_STROKE_M' scope = spfile;
  SQL > SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE;
  SQL > STARTUP;
  
  When I do one-
  SQL > show parameter NLS_SORT; I get the following result-
  VALUE OF TYPE NAME
  ------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
  nls_sort string SCHINESE_STROKE_M
  
  But when I ask the database with an order by clause, the data can't be in the order that I received when I had changed the session parameter. In fact, the order is the same when the NLS_SORT = BINARY.
  
  I'm doing something wrong?
  Help, please.

  You can do this in two ways:

  Set with an operating system environment variable
  Windows: SET NLS_SORT = value
  * nix: setenv NLS_SORT value
  or run it after each connection (this can be placed on the logon trigger)

  ALTER SESSION SET NLS_SORT = value;

  With greetings
  Krystian Zieja

• Change the UUID

  Hello world

  My apologies if there is an existing position that covers this, I had a look but can't find the kind of answer I was looking for. In addition, it's my ffirst post so please be nice

  We just started our radars using the engine management and I'm getting screwed the results because of duplicate UUID of production systems which are replicated to our DR Cluster using Veeam. So, basically, it's pretty simple, all I have to do is change the UUID of all replicas in our DR Cluster so that they are different from the original VMs and who should set the monitoring. However, without doubt, because the UUID is set to maintain, every time another replica is created it will copy the same UUID. So I guess I have to do is change the UUID parameter in the production of VMs to change rather than keep.

  Assuming that my understanding above are correct and please correct me if not, my questions are...

  1. What is the way simpler and more secure to change the UUID of selected/all virtual machines without incurring any downtime, if possible?

  2. is there a any impact to know by having a different UUID of the original VM in a potential scenario of DR?

  Any help or advice greatly appreciated!

  Thank you

  Neil

  If you have 'DR' purposes, do not change their UUID. Try to exclude them in your monitoring tool. In all cases, followed by replicas are not necessary.

• Alertlog location does not change when you change the setting bdump

  Hello
  
  I changed the background_dump_dest parameter to a new location, but the database continues logging in the old file. I already tried to delete the old file alertlog, but creates the database again on the old path of destination. The other papers in bdump (*.trc) have been properly redirected to the new location.
  
  I have to restart the instance so that the change can take place? Is this a bug in Oracle?
  
  DB version: 10.2.0.3
  OS: - Linux 2.6.18 - 53.el5xen #1 SMP Sat Nov 10 19:46:06 EDT 2007 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
  
  
  Thank you in advance,

  albrotar wrote:
  Yes, I've already specified the DB version (s. first post of this thread). It comes to 10.2.0.3

  In this case, I would say that it requires a reboot.
  It was stated in the bug: Bug 3412765

  All trace files will be generated in the new location but not alert log.

  Concerning
  Anurag

• PL/SQL - change the value of a parameter (not declared as NOCOPY)

  Hi all
  
  In the following simple example, which should be in p_invar, when it is called to dbms_output?
  I'd say "BEFORE", because it is not declared as NOCOPY, but looks like I'm wrong...
  On our HP - UX 11 GR 2 database, p_invar is set to "AFTER" - it is a 'feature' / bug?
  
  declare
  --
  g_var VARCHAR2 (4000);
  --
  procedure showvar (p_invar in VARCHAR2) is
  Start
  --
  g_var: = "AFTER";
  --
  dbms_output.put_line(p_invar||) e /'|| g_var);
  --
  end showvar;
  --
  Start
  g_var: = "BEFORE";
  showvar (p_invar = > g_var);
  end;
  /

  Oracle® database PL/SQL language reference
  * 11g Release 2 (11.2) *.
  Part number E17126-04
  Chapter 8

  Subprogramme Aliasing parameter with the parameters passed by reference

  When the compiler passes a real parameter by reference, the actual and formal parameters refer to the same memory location. Therefore, if the subroutine changes the value of the formal parameter, change immediately shows in the real setting.

  The compiler always happening IN reference parameters, but the aliasing resulting cause any problems, because the subprogrammes could not assign values to the PARAMETERS.

  PARAMETERS are passed by reference, so when you change the actual variable, you change even as a variable IN.

  Published by: david.sweet on February 17, 2011 10:30

  Published by: david.sweet on February 17, 2011 10:30, typo

• How to change the default value of a parameter and LOV attached to a parameter

  Hi all
  
  I'm new to the discoverer reports and I need the following tasks:
  1. the need to change the SQL of a discoverer report
  2. need to change the default value of the parameter (from constant for the current month). In the discoverer more responsibility when I open the report and go to tools > > setting > > edit
  I can see the value of the default constant is given. On the right side there is a drop down that says "Value". I suppose that if I put a SQL as default, I need to change the drop-down list for sql or something and then put the code SQL. Problem is the menu drop-down is froezen and I can't change it.
  Even if I try to create a new report parameter.
  3 need to change the LOV associated with the element on which is based the setting.
  
  
  I have the discoverer more responsibility to myself and did not have the discoverer administrator (as forms 6i developer desktop tool) tool. My questions are:
  1. can I modify the SQL query using discoverer and responsibility or do I discoverer Administrator tool?
  2. any help on how to get the default value of an SQL query? Currently, it is a constant value.
  3. is there a way to understand is that the LOV is made of the constant values fixed (as a set of values independednt) or they are read in a SQL (value valid table sets)?
  
  Solutions pointers will be greatly appreciated!
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Thank you and best regards,
  Shashank

  It is not possible to use a default calculation for a paraeter