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• Hyberfil.sys file size more than 2 GB! Window 7 Ultimate

  Hello

  I use Windows 7 ultimate 32 bit Os type in its root directory I found hyberfil.sys that show its size 2.36 GB is it normal or I can reduce its size manually change can cause a serious problem.

  Please guide me.

  Thank you

  OPB

  Hiberfil is used for the hibernation.  You can't set the size.  It is a function of the amount of RAM you have.  If you don't use hibernation you can completely eliminate the file by typing powercfg-h off in an elevated command prompt.  (Start > run > cmd > right click > run as administrator)

• Hyberfil.sys file

  Do the CHKDSK command, only problem found a bad cluster that windows has replaced name hiberfil.sys. Checking is at step 5 5 55% verified. Should I consider buying a new hard drive?  I read that I have to disable hibernation, then delete the file...

  You shouldn't give up on your hard drive based on this bit of evidence.  You can visit the website of the manufacturer of your hard drive (probably from Western Digital, Seagate and Toshiba, decreasing probability) and get their diagnostic program.  You can delete hiberfil.sys and it will be recreated.  You can do the same thing by disabling the Hibernate, restart, and then turn it back on.

• Hibefile.sys

  When do I need clear Island hyberfile.sys f?  or Windows it clears for me?

  Tracy

  Hyberfile.sys is what is contained in the memory when the computer goes into hibernation.  He writes about himself whenever so the size is usually about the same, there is no need to delete.

• created and last_ddl_time are not correct

  4.1beta: the query to retrieve the stats is not correct, as using "rownum = 1" instead of use the object_type

  test case:

  Select * from user_objects where type_objet = 'INDEX' to order of creation;

  Object_name: PK_DEPT

  Created: 31 October 14

  Now, create a table with that name

  CREATE TABLE PK_DEPT (x number);

  Browse the index, see PK_DEPT index, you will see that it was created today, sometimes. It does not reproduce at will (where rownum = 1 is somewhat random)

  Select o.created, o.last_ddl_time, i. (select owner, object_name, created, last_ddl_time sys. Dba_objects where object_name =: OBJECT_NAME and owner =: proprietaire_objet and rownum = 1) o, (select * from sys.) Dba_indexes where owner =: proprietaire_objet and index_name =: OBJECT_NAME) I where o.owner = i.owner and i.index_name = (+) o.object_name (+)

  
  Must read: and object_type ='INDEX'...

  Fixed for ai2, but you shouldn't tables and indexes the same name

  -kris

• Dba_users shows not created

  I do not know why dba_user shows created as a date mask
  
  SQL > select user name, created, profile, password_versions of dba_users order by 2;
  
  PASSWORD USERNAME CREATED PROFILE
  ------------------------------ --------------------- ------------------------------ --------
  SYS dd-mm-yyyy DEFAULT hh24:mi:ss 10 G 11 G
  Hh24:MI:SS dd-mm-yyyy to SYSTEM DEFAULT 10 G 11 G
  OUTLN dd-mm-yyyy DEFAULT hh24:mi:ss 10 G 11 G
  DIP dd-mm-yyyy DEFAULT hh24:mi:ss 10 G 11 G
  ORACLE_OCM dd-mm-yyyy DEFAULT hh24:mi:ss 10 G 11 G
  DBSNMP dd-mm-yyyy DEFAULT hh24:mi:ss 10 G 11 G
  APPQOSSYS dd-mm-yyyy DEFAULT hh24:mi:ss 10 G 11 G
  
  Any idea?
  
  
  TIA
  Anuj

  orcl> alter session set nls_date_format='"dd-mm-yyyy"';
  
  Session altered.
  
  orcl> select sysdate from dual;
  
  SYSDATE
  ----------
  dd-mm-yyyy
  
  orcl>
  

  --
  John Watson
  http://skillbuilders.com

• Invalid SYS objects will cause thread Oracle 9.2.0.8 crashing?

  Hi Experts
  
  Here is a brief account of what happened...
  
  (1) a toad, connect as sys to modify a function in a user schema
  (2) created this function in the schema sys by mistake and he was not valid. Error PLS-00201: identifier ' LOT. LINECODE' must be declared and PL/SQL error: complete Compilation unit analysis have been encounterd in this function in the sys schema. No further action was taken here <-root cause?
  (3) go to modify the function in the appropriate user schema.
  (4) ard hour later, at 10:59, I got a < SID > core.log, no detail in the alert.log or trace file was given. Winows scheduled jobs before and after this moment were properly completed.
  (5) restarted db and server and operated as usual. (no more of 9i does support of Oracle)
  
  
  First of all, my question is, what are the chances of the invalid function in the schema SYS cause me to receive a < SID > core.log or causing the db to experience weird performance problem?
  
  Second, use sys credentials only for the start and stop of the database? And log in as the user schema for compiling?
  
  
  Thanks for your help.

  SYS must be used for the DBA functions - not to develop and compile the user code.

  No, creating a user object (even a non valid) does not cause the Oracle instance crashing. Essential parts in the SYS schema are the data dictionary - and a user object created in SYS "would not damage" the data dictionary, except if it replaces a data dictionary object existing.

• Impdp discharge specific schema that was created using full = y

  Hello
  
  I received a dump (expdp) that was created by using the parameter FULL = Y. I want to just import only a single schema (impdp) in my database. I used remap_schema and exclude = grants. The pattern I want to import is successfully completed, but in my import log, I get messages such as:
  
  ORA-31684: TABLESPACE object Type: 'TS_BCST1' already exists
  
  ORA-31684: USER object Type: 'OUTLN' already exists
  
  ORA-31684: SEQUENCE object type: 'SYSTEM '. "" MVIEW$ _ADVSEQ_GENERIC ' already exists
  
  How can I use only impdp to import under my specific schema objects and do not have impdp attempt to create system/sys users and its objects, create storage spaces, etc. etc.
  
  Kindly help.
  
  Kind regards
  Karan

  Salvation;

  Pelase review
  Re: Schema export file import complete

  Respect of
  HELIOS

• Error while executing the code as user sys

  Hello
  The following code creates a procedure. Although the proc is created successfully, as he tried to run, I get the below error
  
  ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." DBMS_SESSION", line 101
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." MY_TEST_PROC', line 20
  ORA-06512: at line 1
  
  
  The proc is created by sys and executed by sys too
  
  create or replace procedure my_test_proc as
  TYPE CUR1 IS REF CURSOR;
  CURSOR c1 is
  Select ename from SCOTT.emp where rownum < 2;
  v_Name varchar2 (30);
  MY_CUR CUR1;
  STRQRY VARCHAR2 (2000);
  L_PARAM DBMS_SQL. VARCHAR2S;
  THE CNT NUMBER;
  SCOTT V_DATA. EMP % ROWTYPE;
  BEGIN
  STRQRY: = ' SELECT * FROM SCOTT. EMP WHERE 1 = 1 and ((1 = 1) ';)
  CNT: = 0;
  Open c1;
  loop
  Fetch c1 into v_name;
  When exit c1% notfound;
  CNT: = CNT + 1;
  
  DBMS_SESSION.set_Context ('MY_CTX', 'ENAME_' |) CNT V_NAME);
  STRQRY: STRQRY = | "OR (ENAME = SYS_CONTEXT ("MY_CTX","ENAME_1")';)"
  
  end loop;
  DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE(STRQRY ||) ')');
  
  CLOSE C1;
  END my_test_proc;
  
  ============================================================
  
  EXEC my_test_proc;
  
  Help, please.

  >
  STRQRY: = ' SELECT * FROM SCOTT. EMP WHERE 1 = 1 and ((1 = 1) ';)
  >
  The query above will not work because there is a syntax error.
  Count the number of left and right parentheses.

  Edit your post and use the code and tell us who is line #20.

  My guess is that it's this line

  dbms_session.set_context('MY_CTX','ENAME_' || CNT, V_NAME); 
  

  You don't show any CONTEXT procedure code. DBMS_SESSION. SET_CONTEXT in doc PL/SQL Packages and Types
  See http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28419/d_sessio.htm#i1010942
  >
  SET_CONTEXT caller must be in the call stack of a procedure that has been associated with the context namespace via a statement of CONTEXT to CREATE. The call stack checking does not reach a limit of DBMS.

• Table exists but still error: ORA-00942, isn't able to create indexes: Help

  It's my script... the table FLASH_SALES_BY_STORE_AND_HOUR exist in my database, so why I get the error message.
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
  
  
  
  Here is my script.
  
  ASK for IDX_SALES_STORE_DEL
  
  CREATE INDEX IDX_SALES_STORE_DEL ON FLASH_SALES_BY_STORE_AND_HOUR (STORE_ID, TRUNC (LOCAL_DATE))
  TABLESPACE 'FLASH '.
  STORAGE
  (
  DEFAULT USER_TABLES
  )
  /
  
  QUICK creation IDX_SALES_STORE_VIEWexit
  
  
  CREATE INDEX IDX_SALES_STORE_VIEW ON FLASH_SALES_BY_STORE_AND_HOUR (STORE_ID, TRUNC (LOCAL_DATE), DEPARTMENT)
  TABLESPACE 'FLASH '.
  STORAGE
  (
  DEFAULT USER_TABLES
  )
  /

  Please, re - run the script as the user who owns the table...

  Otherwise, add the schema name before the name of the index (if not index will be created under SYS) and table name (since you missed the creation of synonym).

  HTH,
  Thierry

• Limit to CREATE PROFILE HECM_PROFILE ERROR PASSWORD_VERIFY_FUNCTION

  I get the following error when creating profile
  
  SQL > CREATE PROFILE HECM_PROFILE limit PASSWORD_VERIFY_FUNCTION ins_verify;
  CREATE PROFILE HECM_PROFILE limit PASSWORD_VERIFY_FUNCTION ins_verify
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-07443: function INS_VERIFY not found
  
  However, INS_VERIFY are
  
  SQL > desc INS_VERIFY
  FUNCTION INS_VERIFY RETURNS THE BOOLEAN VALUE
  Name of default input/output argument type?
  ------------------------------ ----------------------- ------ --------
  VARCHAR2 USERNAME IN
  VARCHAR2 PASSWORD IN
  VARCHAR2 OLD_PASSWORD PAST IN
  
  
  1. Select substr (feature_name, 1, 10), CREATION, STATUS
  2 * from user_objects where object_name = 'INS_VERIFY. '
  SQL > /.
  
  SUBSTR (OBJ CREATED STATUS
  ---------- --------- -------
  INS_VERIFY 28 JANUARY 10 VALID
  
  
  What Miss me?
  
  Thanks in advance

  Your ins_verify is created in SYS?

  PASSWORD_VERIFY_FUNCTION ins_verify must be created in the SYS schema.

  -André

• How to modify a table that is owned by sys?

  I connected as sysdba and created a table. So I decided to remove a column from the table and Oracle gave me the following error message:
  
  ORA-12988: cannot remove column of table belonged to SYS
  
  I have read about the error and learned that I better not create tables when you are logged in as sys. So I can drop all the table, but not a column of the table.
  
  Why is that I can modify the table, but can't remove her columns when I am logged in as sys?
  Is it possible to remove columns from the table, that I created?
  What should I do with this table, I created under sys? Do I have to delete the entire table, because it is immutable?
  
  Published by: artanis April 12, 2010 03:47

  Hi Artanis,

  See for this just to ensure that everyone connected as user SYS should not intentionally or by mistake be no matter which column of a table that is owned by SYS because the sys user owns all the data dictionary tables and Oracle is not one of these tables in no case be changed or you can say that they do not want anything in the SYS schema should be modified by manual action as any structure of the object changes. This is the reason why it is advisable to do not create user objects in the sys schema.

• Create tablespace error on ASM

  SQL > CREATE TABLESPACE "SYS-AUDIT_D1.
  2 DATAFILE '+ DATA/LUCMT/SYS_AUDIT ";
  CREATE TABLESPACE "SYS-AUDIT_D1.
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-01119: error in creating file of database "+ DATA/LUCMT/SYS_AUDIT".
  ORA-17502: cannot create the file + DATA/LUCMT/SYS_AUDIT ksfdcre:3
  ORA-15173: entry 'SYS_AUDIT' does not exist in the directory "LUCMT".
  
  
  ANY IDEA?
  thnx in advance

  Hello

  When creating a tablespace, specify the full path of the data file. This must exist before you create the data file.

  The only way do not specify the no pre-existing path, and the path of the data file is simply mentioning the diskgroup as follows.

  CREATE THE 'SYS_AUDIT_D1' FILE TABLESPACE DATA '+ DATA' SIZE 10 M;

  It will follow OMF and create files.

  If you want to create files in a specific directory with the specific name create as follows

  CREATE TABLESPACE "SYS_AUDIT_D1" FILE DATA '+ DATA/LUCMT/SYS_AUDIT' SIZE 10 M;

  Specify the size clause. This will prevent the error.

  Kind regards
  Rasmussen

• Privilege to allow a user to create a view of another user schema

  Hello
  
  I need allow a user create a view of another user schema.
  Say, log in as the latter and run the statement: "create view USER_B_SCHEMA.myview as select...". »
  
  Is there a way to achieve this without the agreement of this last privilege to CREATE ANY VIEW? I want to keep it on the profile as low as possible.
  
  
  Thank you!

  You can create a stored procedure, here's a test case (not optimized, no free bug):

  SYS@orcl > create user sp_owner identified by sp_owner;
  
  SYS@orcl > grant create any view to sp_owner;
  
  SYS@orcl> create procedure sp_owner.create_view (
    2  view_name varchar2, view_sql varchar2 ) is
    3  begin
    4    execute immediate 'create view '||view_name||' as '||view_sql;
    5  end;
    6  /
  Procedure created.
  
  SYS@orcl > create user test identified by test;
  
  SYS@orcl > grant create session to test;
  
  SYS@orcl > grant execute on sp_owner.create_view to test;
  
  TEST@orcl> execute sp_owner.create_view('scott.emp_vw','select * from scott.emp')
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  

  HTH

  Enrique

  PS. If your problem has been resolved, consider marking the question as answered.

• Disk space hard keeps being endangered? I am sure that I do not have a virus...

  I've recently updated my Vista to Service Pack 2, and a lot of problems arise.  I've never had these problems with Service Pack 1.

  (1) my hard drive space keeps disappearing.  I used to have 10 GB of free space and now he got up to 400 MBs.  Where is he past?  I have not installed any programs or downloaded viruses.  I've never had this problem until Service Pack 2 has been installed.  I heard people saying delete "restore points" but I've never had this problem with SP1. Why SP2 should change my settings without my consent?  How can I recover my memory disappears?

  (2) update my window is DISABLED.  I never left my computer install updates by itself, because I like to choose what updates I want.  However, I always get 'new' random programs whenever I restart my computer.  Just recently (4 days after I installed SP2) I have a 'maintenance' folder in my Start menu.  I did some research and it said that I had already installed maintenance, but then why he told me it was a 'new program' when I've had it for awhile?

  (3) my battery life went from roughly 15 minutes an hour.  While I understand batteries degrade over time, I highly doubt he would go from 1 hour 15 minutes instantly.  I'm not an engineer so I have no idea how batteries work, but I guess that my autonomy would see a gradual decline.  In addition, I find it very doubtful that my autonomy would diminish much the day of this, I installed SP2. What are the ways for me to reduce the process that SP2 uses so I can save my autonomy?

  Thank you

  Hi 60201

  You can try the following steps and check.

  Step 1:

  You try to run a disk cleanup to remove unwanted files and check if the problem persists.

  For more information, run Disk Cleanup, see the following link:

  Delete files using disk cleanup.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/delete-files-using-disk-cleanup

  Step 2:

  This can also occur if the power options are changed. You can check the power settings.

  Check out the link:

  Change, create, or delete a power plan (scheme)

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-create-or-delete-a-power-plan-scheme

  Also check that the size of the hyberfil.sys and pagefile.sys

  If hibernation is enabled, the hyberfil.sys file size will be more.

  You can also check the event viewer to check any recent activity that happens on the computer as well as the performance.

  Links:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/open-Event-Viewer

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-information-appears-in-event-logs-Event-Viewer

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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