Database purge/clean BAM

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• IOM - database Reset clean data

  Hello
  
  We use an Instance(WL Server 10.3.3, OIM 9.1.0.2 BP12, Oracle Database 11.1.0.6) IOM to create a few proofs of concepts. As part of the development, developers have created many users, connectors, political groups, rules, adapters, commissioning, etc. of reconciliation tasks.
  
  I would like to know there is a way to clean the system at its stage of orignial (apart from resettlement). As it is just an evolution, we are not worried about audit and compliance. Simply by looking at a way to create a clean slate of DB to begin fresh development.
  
  Enjoy the steps/pointer to any document.
  
  Thank you
  Krishna

  Hi Krishna
  Refer to Metalink doc - 'How to Install Point IOM running on WebSphere to another data base [ID 434473.1]' for more information.

  This document is for IOM running on websphere, but is valid for other application servers as well. Come back if you still have some questions.

• ACS 5.3 - purged data restoration?

  Hi all

  I think I understand now the purge in ACS5:

  1. The purge occurs when the database is either too large or when the data is too old (up to 12 months, although I guess you can leave the parameter empty and no age no purging takes place?)
  2. Data is purged by doing incremental backups and remove data from the local database until the pressure of height for age is raised

  So, my question is, how I later look at the data deleted permanently? If all of a sudden, I need to look at the logs of the last year what should I do? If I restore it surely, I'll just go beyond the size limit again and he'll just get purged, no.?

  Or is there something that I am missing?

  Paul

  No problem, if you configure the database purge with an incremental backup, the purge must occur at the same time to avoid the database to a point where it becomes too large.

  Here is the user guide for reference:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_system/5.3/user/guide/viewer_sys_ops.html#wp1068157

  Thank you

  Tarik Admani

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• Although there are many commercial software programs that claim to clean up registry problems, it is often uncertain of the truth. Windows itself has all these programs?

  Laptop Toshiba using Windows 8.

  Hello

  First of all, a great thing about registry cleaning is it isn't and shouldn't be a computer maintenance task. Clear the cache and cookies of your browser every week? Great, nothing wrong here. Your favorite registry database run cleaner each week? NOT BIG.

  If we're here to be honest and direct, cleaning the registry is a completely pointless thing to do. So far, what I've said makes it sound like I despise the registry cleaners. I do? No, I do not despise them, but as I said, they are not necessary and if used carelessly can make your operating system a Clipboard.

  Then why would you even use a registry cleaner in the first place? Well, they're doing something right or they would not even be allowed to (if paid) sales or if they were free (CCleaner for example) there will be a huge game, more than what it already is in IT, regarding the opinions based on registry cleaners.
  
  Cleaning software to register is useful mainly for one thing and it may very well be made according to the algorithm uses the cleaner software itself, and which is to remove remnants of uninstalled old software or entries including path names now not valid. Sometimes it can be possibly useful for removing traces of malware that may have been stored in the registry that was not properly deleted after you run an analysis antivirus, etc..

  Other that that, it won't do anything. It will not increase the performance of your system by any means whatsoever. Nothing notable. A "register of small" in theory would one assume that the things load faster, etc, but in reality, there no performance difference either.

  For reference, take a look at this:

  Mark Russinovich (author of the co-founder of 'Bible', Windows Internals, Winternals and Sysinternals, and that both companies were bought by Microsoft, now a senior employee of Microsoft) asked:

  Hi Mark, do you really think that registry junk left by uninstalled programs could severely slow down the computer? I would like to 'hear' your opinion.

  His answer:

  No, even if the registry was massively bloated there will be little impact on the performance of something else comprehensive research.

  On Win2K Terminal Server systems, however, there is a limit on the total amount of registry data that can be loaded and so large profile hives can limit the number of users that can be simultaneously connected.

  I did not and never will implement a registry cleaner since it's of little practical use on anything other than Win2K terminal servers and developing one that is safe and effective requires a huge amount of application-specific knowledge.

  So, to summarize all this:

  Q: Using a registry cleaner will increase the speed and/or the performance of my system?

  A: N °

  ----

  Q: Why I even use a registry cleaner then?

  A: Personally, I wouldn't use an any and would find the problem you are expressly have and handle manually. It is much safer. However, the main use of registry cleaners is to delete again as mentioned above, software remains of old uninstalled or entries including path names now invalid. Sometimes it can be possibly useful for removing traces of malware that may have been stored in the registry that was not properly deleted after you run an analysis antivirus, etc..

  ----

  Q: What is the real danger to use a registry cleaner?

  A: You must remember that you use is an automated tool that is not perfect by any means. You put your trust in an automated tool to be absolutely sure that it is about to remove all keys is 100% useless. At certain times and I saw him personally myself a LOT, it can remove a very important key, which is necessary for the functionality of your operating system in one form or another.

  ----

  Q: What happens if my registry is corrupt, running a registry cleaner will help?

  A: Absolutely not.

• Database cached own media?

  Under preferences in Premiere Pro 5.5.2 > media >

  Database cache clean media.

  What is this function and when it should be used?

  As stated in this help topic, the "Clean" button deletes these files after media Cache database Cache media files and media Cache files, for which associates source files are no longer available (for example, offline media). After reading that, we could probably expect that the 'Clean' button should delete all indexes on the database and auxiliary files (cache) associated with assets for a does not currently work on projects. However, which take place. Then, the button should actually have been called "partially own media Cache database randomly.

  Clean the media Cache database manually, i.e. remove all files in the folders as hidden media and media Cache files, not only frees up disk space by deleting the junks that are no longer needed, but also helps to fix a few problems of dynamic links or importer generic error.

• Retrieve the BAM data

  Hello, imtrying to extract data from a database external in BAM to create reports and send them by E-mail. The first thing I have tryied is to generate a BPEL process with a custom query and enter that data in the bpel variable, now what I have to do is to transfer this extraction into Dataobject BAM. So, I managed to create an activity sensor, attached to an empty activity to transfer the data from the variable to the DataObject object. The thing is that when I run the process the only result im getting, is the first line in the query. I heard a BAM adapter that could do all the work. Currently, I searched in the range of components for this service, but I had no luck.
  
  My BPEL version is 10.3.1
  identical to BAM.

  Hello
  BAM adapter is available only in 11g.

  It was BAM / BPEL integration with sensors on 10.1.3.4/10.1.3.5

  You can also use BPEL 10.1.3.4/5 with version 11g (J2EE) BAM.

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• Install ONLY Vision Demo Database and NOT the new installation?

  During the process of installing Oracle Applications R12 on Oracle Enterprise Linux.
  for the database layer, the installer provides an OPTION that allows you to
  ONLY install the (demonstration of Vision database) and NOT the (new installation)?
  
  If so, can you point me to some documentation on how this is achieved and that a
  estimate on how much disk space it would require?
  
  Thank you!

  Hello

  According to the manual 'quick install', page 2-9, it says:
  DIRECT QUOTE - "you can install a new database or a database of demonstration of Vision."
  From this quote, I guess that we can install the demo database, without having to install a database of fresh PROD.
  Don't you think that my assumption is correct?

  Your assumption is correct, but you should consider that quick install will also install the application part also in addition to the database.

  You can either install a fresh database (including the part of the application), but this database is clean (no data), and usually it is used for production after you make the necessary functional configuration OR a vision of the demo database (including the part of the application), and this instance is ready for use as functional configuration is already out in the database (used for demonstration purposes).

  If you are doing a new installation--> you'll need about 90 GB (55 for the database that is clean and 35 GB of application).
  If you do a vision--> you install will need approximately 260 GB (225 for the database which includes configuration data and 35 GB of application).

  Kind regards
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• Cannot configure synchronization, can not delete 'old' sync acct, cannot create new account (email "already in use") storage = 0,0 FUBAR! Help!

  About 1 month ago received the message "Server error" sync a new device (Virtual Machine), I'm sorry, but I did not copy the exact message, but remember you that the notice was to try later. Long story short, after 3 days worth of 'try later' with the same error and many users have the same error on innernetz that I decided to delete my acct sync & start reading. BAD MOVE.

  When you try to delete the account I get this really fv # "cutesy" stupid $ing Mozilla message (screenshot):
  I AM NOT AMUSED.

  Trying to create a new account receives «already in use»
  NO AMUSED2

  Synchronization of compensation data "claims" successfully cleared. (How can that be, if the "dinosaur is the treadmill power off" at first?) Again, I'M NO FUN 3

  A quota increase request reveals 0.0 k stored: NO AMUSED4

  At this stage (MORE than a month later) in case you didn't notice, I am clearly NOT FUN, not to mention the being without the ability to sync my devices. Next step is to empty Firefox, but reluctantly, for Chrome or any other browser. I can NOT simply continue to use ANY browser without this vital function, and the State of my previously stored data sync 'missing' being so flippantly described BY YOU as "out of the treadmill" causes me MAJOR grief... had HUNDREDS resetting passwords, etc... let... you guessed me it... NOT AMUSED.

  Please advise as soon as POSSIBLE. TYVM.

  EDIT TO add: rank military security? If true, the sky help us...

  I am happy to read that.

  The team has pushed some changes that fixed some errors few users like you were getting while trying to delete the data from our servers.

  We want to give freedom to our users to decide if they want or do not want to delete their data. In this case, technical difficulties prevented some users to do and we are sorry for this topic.

  Go ahead, take into account that our servers store the data permanently and databases are cleaned if the stored data does not within a reasonable period of time.

• Cisco ISE and external syslog server

  Hi Security Experts,

  We start with deployment cisco ISE (Identity Services Engine) in our network. We have allocated 250 GB of space for the node (Admin + monitor) ISE.

  I want to know if we can send tracking of nodes of external syslog server logs after a defined time interval.

  For example, newspapers that are more than 10 days are for external syslog server. So basically our node monitoring will have the marbles which are the Max 9 days. Is this possible? Could you tell me some doc that explains the configuration of the same thing?

  Thank you

  Boudou

  No this is not possible via syslog. What you need is database purge, so that the monitoring database is purged after a determined time interval. Here's a guide that will help shed some light on this:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ISE/1.1/user_guide/ise_mnt.html#wp1054328

  Tarik Admani
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• Control background threads

  Hi guys,.

  I'm trying to limit the operation of background threads in BerkeleyDB I 6.0.10.

  When I open a database and the environment for writing, apart from my application thread, I see thread a compressor, a cleaner and checkpointer one thread. So for each DB, it's 4-wire.

  For 1000 + databases, it is quickly spiral up to 4000 + threads and although it is possible to configure the operating system to answer this, I would like to have control of grain more these internal discussions and run at a time that I'm in control of able to out the load wire.

  By reading the documentation, I understand that the checkpointer thread must always run for consistency of db. Fair enough.

  My understanding is that the filter thread compact log files I and the thread of compressor is used to cut the B-Tree tree during destruction.

  What I don't understand, is that I run many inserts (well, to be honest, they are updated), I get three threads running. I don't understand why I see sons of compressor unless the update is treated as a delete, and insert.

  What I really do is stop the vacuum and compressor threads performing automatically and live with the fact that the database is not optimal.

  So what I would really like to do is to ask the database "need cleaning/compression?" and if so, then open-> housekeep-> close.

  I find this piece of information in the documentation of GSG:

  "Note that you can prevent a background running thread if necessary using . I. Properties the parameter, but this is not recommended for production use, and these parameters are not described here. "

  
  

  The GSG says this on the wire of the compressor:

  «There is no need for to manage you the compressor and so he didn't is not described in this manual.»

  
  

  This means, it may be possible, but we will not tell you how :-)  Is the case - I know that's all at my own risk here! ?

  
  

  When it comes to the cleaner thread, the GSG indicates that there are some properties I can control, being
  

  je.cleaner.minUtilization

  
  

  It may be possible to zero to prevent cleaning and then subsequently, increase the value?

  
  

  So I guess I want to say, even if its not recommended, I would stop one or more of the background threads to run automatically on a db entry. I understand this can lead to bloat the disc and can slow down the query but I'm in the game of reduction instant thread, then return and tidyup at a more convenient time. Is this something that is considered feasible with BerkeleyDB I and if so, what are these properties are not recommended? I would try as this will be my bottleneck rather than the RAM or disk space.

  
  

  Thank you for taking the time to read my hiking if you get this far, I'm waiting impatiently!
  

  
  Clive

  
  

  Hi Clive,.

  For 1000 + databases, it is quickly spiral up to 4000 + threads and although it is possible to configure the operating system to answer this, I would like to have control of grain more these internal discussions and run at a time that I'm in control of able to out the load wire.

  It is not normally recommended to create environments so I (in BDB, we don't call databases, since a database in BDB looks more like a single table) because the cost per-environment is quite high, and if you write to many environments both on a single disk, you won't get the write performance that I is known for.

  However, you are not the first person to create a large number of environments.  It will work, and there is a way to reduce the number of background threads.

  But to make sure it's really what you want, I will ask the question: Why create environments so much?  Why not create multiple databases in a single place environment?  Unless you have a very good reason to not, I strongly advise to use a unique environment.

  What I don't understand, is that I run many inserts (well, to be honest, they are updated), I get three threads running. I don't understand why I see sons of compressor unless the update is treated as a delete, and insert.

  These three threads are created at startup, not on demand.

  I find this piece of information in the documentation of GSG:

  "Note that you can prevent a background running thread by using the je.properties parameter that is appropriate, but this is not recommended for production use and these parameters are not described here."

  The GSG does not cover your use case - of thousands of environments.  You'll need to read the javadoc in detail.
  To turn off background threads of I you set the following environment params:
  EnvironmentConfig.ENV_RUN_IN_COMPRESSOR, ENV_RUN_CHECKPOINTER, ENV_RUN_CLEANER, ENV_RUN_EVICTOR.
  However, your application will not work without checkpoints, compression, cleaning and expulsion.   These are not a few optimizations, they are necessary for any realistic application.
  So if you disable background threads of I, you'll need do explicitly these functions yourself, using methods on the Environment class: compress(), checkpoint(), cleanLog() and evictMemory().  These methods are explicitly provided for this purpose.

  It will take work to complete these functions yourself properly.  You will need to create your own background threads that call these methods for all of your environments.

  In fact, you should not disable the wire out, but instead, you must configure a cache that is shared for all environments using EnvironmentConfig.setSharedCache (true).  When you use a shared cache, it will be expelled one and a single set of background I son expelled (at a minimum, a thread in total).
  -mark

• Unable to connect hosts to vCenter

  Hello

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  When I try to add a host to vCenter (via vSphere Client or vSphere Web Client), I have the following error:

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  About versions of software:

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  Could this be a problem in version? A known issue with 6.0 ESXi and vCenter 5.5?

  Thank you very much for your help!

  Yes, problem solved.

  My mistake was that I just add the network configuration of the ESXi domain suffix, but I did not actually Add the ESXi host at the estate, with the permission of the administrator of the domain. (Now, it seems so obvious...)

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  After that, everything went well.

  Thanks again Andrew for your help on this!

  Nice day

• Premiere Pro CS6 breaks my audio files?

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  OK guys, I can find a work around.

  Closing the first and go to your media for first Cache Directory. Select ALL and delete these files. Open the first and this project and let him meet once again. See if the sound is fine.

  First Pro preferences > Media and there is the button under the cover of database called Clean

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• HotSync freezes to update the calendar (Vista; V6.22 funds; HotSync 7.0.2; Centro/Verizon)

  This happens sometimes.  When I try to Hotsync, sync stop on 3 of the 14 stages.  Is anyone aware of this problem?

  When this happens during execution of Hotsync, I force the computer to shut down.  Then, change the option sync calendar eitther "Desktop replaces Palm" or "Palm replaces Desktop," while I don't remember what way works.

  This time, for some reason, desktop calendar is empty, that is, all the data disappeared.  Contacts, Memo and other inforamtion seems to be OK.  I tried to get the Centro to replace the PC, but still, the desktop freezes.

  Could someone help me on this please?

  It shows that there is a BLOB. Do analysis to the BLOBs and remove BLOBS. BLOBS can be hidden and always on the file until you launch the BLOB scan and remove BLOBS. The guide of the DBfixit user on this issue.

  Once the database is cleaned on the Centro, set the Pocket lines replaces the office, and then synchronize.

• Pressure of RecyleBin space in 11 GR 2

  Hello
  
  I try to find additional information on how Oracle manages the space in the trash and how do you define "pressure of space". I couldn't find any documentation 11 GR 2 on the topic but this found in the doc of backup and recovery basics 10.2 (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/backup.102/b14192/flashptr004.htm#i1019426)...
  
  >
  Purge real objects are made only as required to meet the permanent space pressure, in other words, database purge the minimum possible number of objects selected for the purge to respond to the needs for space. This policy serves two purposes:
  
  She minimized the loss of performance on the transactions that meet the pressure of space, in not realizing not more purge operations that are needed;
  
  It maximizes the length of stay of the objects in the trash, leaving them there until space is needed.
  
  Dependent objects such as indexes on a table are selected for purge before the associated table (or other required segment).
  
  If the pressure of space is due to the quota to a user on a tablespace having been exhausted, the empty trash objects belonging to the storage space that counted against quotas this user space.
  
  For tablespaces AUTO-EXTEND-able, the objects are purged from the trash to retrieve space before data files are extended.
  >
  
  
  I did several searches in the library of documents from Oracle and google and found no documentation 11 GR 2. Anyone know where to find more information relevant to 11 GR 2? We have bigfile tablespaces and I would understand if it is set to "pressure of space" different in an environment bigfile.
  
  Thank you.

  There are a few notes under table flashback in the manual of the sql language, basically tell you a little less than the former aid manual. Looks a bit like they wanted to be more General on the recovery of the space in the trash and FRA and I forgot to talk about him or decided the concepts guide would be too big or something.

• ADRCI / show control

  Hi, I have a question about the option display the contol in adrci
  
  I open two sessions of server with PuTTY.
  
  in one session, I put
  
  adrci > set (SHORTP_POLICY = 360)
  
  adrci > set (LONGP_POLICY = 2160)
  
  adrci > see command
  
  Home of ADR = / usr/oracle/admin/KPLT/diag/rdbms/kplt/KPLT:
  *************************************************************************
  SHORTP_POLICY LONGP_POLICY LAST_MOD_TIME LAST_AUTOPRG_TIME LAST_MANUPRG_TIME ADRDIR_VERSION ADRSCHM_VERSION ADRSCHMV_SUMMARY ADRALERT_VERSION CREATE_TIME ADRID
  -------------------- -------------------- -------------------- ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- -------------------- -------------------- -------------------- -------------------- ----------------------------------------
  1784177330 360 2160 10:24:27.433749 2012-06-15 + 02:00 01:31:52.802958 2012-06-13 + 02:00 16:27:07.746174 2012-06-14 + 02:00 1 2 80 1 2011 - 12 - 06 11:51:30.445290 + 01:00
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  So far so good
  entering the purge removes everything know files to trace more than 2160 hours.
  
  BUT the logon adrci second Terminal Server, see the command displays the default values:
  
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  Home of ADR = / usr/oracle/admin/diag/tnslsnr/nesv324/listener:
  *************************************************************************
  SHORTP_POLICY LONGP_POLICY LAST_MOD_TIME LAST_AUTOPRG_TIME LAST_MANUPRG_TIME ADRDIR_VERSION ADRSCHM_VERSION ADRSCHMV_SUMMARY ADRALERT_VERSION CREATE_TIME ADRID
  -------------------- -------------------- -------------------- ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- -------------------- -------------------- -------------------- -------------------- ----------------------------------------
  383698937 720 8760 2011 - 11 - 23 + 01:00 21:12:15.480667 1 2 80 1 2011-11-23 21:12:15.480667 + 01:00
  1 lines read
  
  
  So the changing of the SHORTP_POLICY and the LONGP_POLICY seems to be associated session.
  
  It is possible to make these changes permanent?
  
  I would use this option to get a housekeeping, I understand, that process PMON, without calling adrci purge, cleans automatically track which files.
  Am I right, I thought, PMON cleans purges autumatically the trace file or I call the adrci with purge (and changed SHORTP_POLICY and LONGP_POLICY settings)?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Klaus

  It is possible to make these changes permanent?

  With "set control(SHORT/LONG_POLICY)" change is permanent. In your case you have changes of the value for "home ADR = / usr/oracle/admin/KPLT/diag/rdbms/kplt/KPLT:" and in the 2nd window you have "ADR home = / usr/oracle/admin/diag/tnslsnr/nesv324/listener: Set the good reception and check.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e22490/adrci.htm#BGBGFEJE

  Anand