Estimate the time required to upgrade the h/w VM

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• Time required for reconnection to the host after vc upgraded

  Hello, vSphere Upgrade Guide says (page 43) on vc migration-related service interruptions

  VMware believes that the upgrade requires vCenter Server out of production for 10 minutes, more

  15 to 20 minutes for the upgrade of the database schema, depending on the size of the database. This estimate

  does not host reconnection after the update.

  Anyone know the time required by the reconnection of the host after Virtual Center upgraded (by experience, even with migartion to vc 2.x)?

  2-5 minutes if vCenter service started

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• Estimate the time between two computers

  Hello, everyone. I want to develop a program for communication between two ip addresses: IP1: 192.168.1.100 IP2: 192.168.1.101 Suppose IP1 is the server IP2 is the Viewer, then I want to put in place a program to estimate the elapsed time for IP1 contact IP2, but I don't know how to do. Also, I want to display the elapsed time for the connection (which varies due to fluctuations in the internet), performing actions such as continuously 'ping' the receiver from the server. Can someone show me the way to achieve this? Thank you very much. Best regards yukfai88

  Please do not shout

  How about using ping?

  Insert the output in an analysis of string to read the value you need. Sorry my OS is in German so you have to adapt ;-)

  

• cannot update Windows XP (KB2345886). What is the time required to download "fix It."

  I downloaded the fix to resolve the problem. It is said that difficulty it will not work with our runtime. Q - What is the time required for an alternative for the update above. Thank you

  Hi TorahHavurah,

  For two updates install, have you tried to download directly to install.  You can go here for KB2718704 and you can go here for KB2345886.

  For the .NET error, I suggest to try for the .NET Framework cleanup tool to see if that helps.

  I hope this helps!

• estimate the time installation and configuration of addresses IP of Cisco (Cisco IPS NM at 3800, 2811, 2821 and no. 2851)

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  In your experience, would you give this information?

  Thanks for any help you can give on this subject.

  You are welcome. If things are clear please mark it as answered.

• Estimate the size of backups rman & time

  Hi DBAs,

  ENV: 11 GR 2, Windows Server 2008, 64-bit, = 12 GB RAM,

  DB size = 370 GB., CMS = 5 GB, EAMA = enabled.

  We need to move this database to the 2012 Windows Server that runs on Hyper-V.  You guys you will suggest what are the best methods to move with limited downtime?

  If we opt for RMAN, is it possible to measure to estimate the size of the backup? (at least, approximate size) and how long it takes to finish?

  Please, share your ideas!

  Thank you

  Hari

  IamHariKrishna wrote:

  Thank you sb92075. Like size, is it possible to estimate the time as well?

  Some, many, most of the professionals actually test before doing it for real & would be able to answer this question by themselves with appeals to foreigners to do their work for them, according to.

• approximate time required for a normal shutdown of the instance

  How do I know how many time required to stop the oracle instance?
  
  make the oracle "immediate stop in case the OS stops" or "shutdown normal"?
  What will be the result if there is always long transactions when the requested stop BONE?

  Anton Kharus says:
  How do I know how many time required to stop the oracle instance?

  make the oracle "immediate stop in case the OS stops" or "shutdown normal"?
  What will be the result if there is always long transactions when the requested stop BONE?

  It depends on many factors

  1 size of SGA
  2 amount of memory swapped
  3 number of data files
  4 number of connected sessions

  If you have this in place, Yes, Oracle will be stop during OS downtime with immediate stop

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b15658/strt_stp.htm#CFAHAHGA

• estimate the time to backup by RMAN

  Hello
  is 11 g, possible to estimate the time of the backup by RMAN (no deposit (using the control file))?
  How?
  
  Thank you.

  user522961 wrote:
  Hello
  is 11 g, possible to estimate the time of the backup by RMAN (no deposit (using the control file))?
  How?

  Thank you.

  rman> list all;
  

• How to identify the time required to run a package

  Hi all
  
  Is the method without TKPROFF to find the time to run a package that calls a procedure.
  
  for the examples
  
  Lets say I run a packaage to SQLplus window
  
  SQL > Execute my_pack.bal_proc;
  
  (It took some time may be 4 hrs according to my watch).
  
  At this point if I want to find the time by a sql command that after running the package, which was the time.
  
  can someone help me find a query which tell what was the time required to run a package.
  
  Thanks n rgds
  Saaz

  Before execution:
  SET TIMING ON

  Then run your procedure. For example:

  SQL> SET TIMING ON
  
  SQL> Execute my_pack.bal_proc;
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
  

  Miguel

• How to write a function to estimate the number of rows returned SQL?

  How to write a function to estimate the number of rows returned SQL through SQL Execution Plan?
  My idea is
  Call dbms_sql.parse to create the SQL PLAN, then ask the PLAN for the number of estimated return lines.
  But how to get SQL plan through "id cursor?
  Thank you.

  You can use EXECUTE IMMEDIATE to explain plan statement. About the STATEMENT_ID generation, it could be anything. Even a SYSTIMESTAMP cast as TANK would work.

• Is there a time limit to upgrade application? Each of them are: pending.

  Is there a time limit to upgrade application? Each of them are: pending.

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• Estimate of time for CTAS

  Hello
  I'm looking for a long time to find a way to estimate the time of execution of the orders of the ETG. I'm a DBA. Our users are running DEC orders to charge millions of rows. Commands extract the data from 4-5 very large tables each with millions of records and process them using where clause and group by clause and finally to create the table. All these things are coded in the order of the ETG. These CTAS sometimes takes a lot of time as 5, 8 Hrs. users frequently ask me to find how long it will take. I use the OEM and the TOAD. But I couldn't find the estimated time for these tools. I think there must be a way, but I do not know the method.
  Can any body please help me in this regard?
  
  Thanks and greetings
  Ananda Basak

  915354 wrote:
  I started using the method of table surface and looking at the value of column time to estimate the execution time long-running queries. For the first test case, it gave me good estimate. But for the 2nd case today, the plan for a DEC showed the value of the column time as around 40 minutes wherever the ETG was already running for 1 hour 45 minutes. If the value of column time is not estimate this matter correctly.
  Please suggest why this might be happening?

  That's why I said at the beginning

  "Of course, the optimizer estimates are only estimates and are not as accurate as the database statistics that are in place." If the optimizer generates a bad plan, it is likely because the optimizer expects an operation to take much more or much less time that it in fact in this case the runtime optimizer estimate is likely to be far. »

  Even in the best of cases, the optimizer estimates will be rough. If statistics are imprecise, estimates of the cardinality and runtime optimizer may potentially be off by a bit. You will have to dig into the specific query plan to see where the optimizer estimates do not go and then to understand the statistics are misleading it. Most likely, you will find statistics on a column, other tables, or some indexes are updated but you might also find a column that has need of a histogram, statistics system that is obsolete or a myriad of other possible sources of error.

  Justin

• I am dual-boot between Windows 7 and Windows 8, but fear the time required to start,

  I am concerned about the time it takes my computer to start
  I have a system dual boot with Windows 7 and Windows 8, and it takes several minutes to decide to show me the screen to decide which OS to use, and then it restart and takes some time to start [the chosen OS
  Isn't time that Microsoft has put some of their skills as computers immediately when starting lit instead of focus on trying to outdo all other systems with stuff
  By the way, I have the same comment on the closure, it takes some time to completely close down--another point for Microsoft to put the attention

  Unfortunately, the processor is just at the level of the minimum required. In addition, RAM is 4 GB, in which folder page size will be approximately 8 GB. Norton 360 scans all files prior to execution, even if it's a system file. This is the reason for the delay.

  Try to upgrade the processor and the rest will be solved.

• Is there a limit on the number of times you can upgrade an ESXi host?

  We have VMware hosts that have been updated to ESXi 4.1 5.1 using the Update Manager.  Wouldn't we be ok to update these servers ESXi 5.5 or 6.0 without having to do a fresh install and reformat?

  Thank you

  I don't know if there is a limit to how many times where you can upgrade, but the upgrade to ESXi 4.1 to 5.1 and 5.5 is supported and works (I just tested it in my lab).

  For reference, here's the relevant articles;

  VMware KB: Methods of upgrade to ESXi 5.5

  Supported upgrades to ESXi 5.5.x

  See you soon,.

  Jon

• Why the total time required for the test sequence is different during the test runs

  Hello

  -J' have different test resources to test our product which includes engines and the NOR-Box (6351).

  -Number of test files in sequence that are called during the test (ca. 20)

  -The problem is that when I run these test sequence files separate (say only 3 out of 20), total time by these tests are t1, t2 and t3, but when - I left all 20 tests to run without jumping all the time needed by the 3 tests above is t1 + 60 s, t2 + 80 s and t3 + 50sec. Why it is so and how can I avoid this problem.

  -The tests are motors to move, take samples or box then save them on my computer after testing the limits. Since they are time critical, when I do all the running tests in a test go a lot do not PASS. I can't run them separately because it takes more time, more interference by user and also more than one report that is not desired.

  -J' tried unloading after execution steps, but it did not help.

  Kind regards

  RB

  This probably depends on that made your sequence. Have you tried shrink where extra time is being spent? You can time how long different parts of your sequence are following the steps of the expression as follows:

  Locals.StartTime = Seconds()

  Locals.ElapsedTime = Seconds() - Locals.starttime

  You can also watch time module in your reports. There is nothing specific on TestStand that should cause some sort of slow down like this. I recommend trying to figure out where the extra time is being spent. I suspect once you do, the cause will become obvious.

  -Doug