Oracle 10g - Date in a SELECT for CFOUTPUT query format

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• Oracle 10g Data guard

  Hi all
  I cloned my prod using RMAN.
  My Q is... y at - it no diff between cloned db, duplicate a database.
  If no diff let me know...
  If I cloned using this procedure to create a standby instance.

  Hello

  I mean you have a procedure to create a standby, and that copy of rman is part of it and in doubles.

  (1) make an rman backup
  Run {}
  allocate channel C1 type disk;
  backup database;
  ARCHIVELOG backup all;
  }

  (2) create a control file for the day before on the primary database:
  ALTER DATABASE CREATE STANDBY CONTROLFILE AS ' / oracle/local/data/backup/crunchs_controlfile.bkp2';

  (3) standby redo log is optional... (but recommend that you do)
  Example:
  ALTER DATABASE add STANDBY LOGFILE GROUP 11 ('+ DATPRTEST1', '+ FLAPRTEST1') size 50 M;
  ALTER DATABASE add STANDBY LOGFILE GROUP 12 ('+ DATPRTEST1', '+ FLAPRTEST1') size 50 M;
  ALTER DATABASE add STANDBY LOGFILE GROUP 13 ('+ DATPRTEST1', '+ FLAPRTEST1') size 50 M;
  ALTER DATABASE add STANDBY LOGFILE GROUP 14 ('+ DATPRTEST1', '+ FLAPRTEST1') size 50 M;
  SELECT GROUP #, THREAD #, SEQUENCE #, ARCHIVED, STATUS FROM V$ STANDBY_LOG;

  (4) change the file aprameter in the primary and standby

  Example:

  On the primary:

  change system db_name set = "crunch" scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set db_unique_name = 'crunch' scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set fal_client = crunch scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set fal_server = crunch scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set db_create_file_dest ='? ' scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set db_recovery_file_dest = "?" scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set log_archive_config = 'DG_CONFIG =(crunchs,crunch)' scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set log_archive_dest_1 = USE_DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST VALID_FOR =(ALL_LOGFILES,ALL_ROLES) DB_UNIQUE_NAME = crunch scope RENTAL = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set log_archive_dest_2 SERVICE is crunches. RVPONP. FGOV.BE VALID_FOR (ONLINE_LOGFILES, PRIMARY_ROLE) = OPTIONAL DB_UNIQUE_NAME = crunch scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set log_archive_dest_state_2 reporter scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set LOCATION = USE_DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST scope standby_archive_dest = the two sid ='* ';

  On autonomy in standby:

  change system db_name set = "crunch" scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set db_unique_name = 'crunch' scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set fal_client = crunch scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set fal_server = crunch scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set db_create_file_dest ='? ' scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set db_recovery_file_dest = "?" scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set log_archive_config = 'DG_CONFIG =(crunch,crunchs)' scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set log_archive_dest_1 = USE_DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST VALID_FOR =(ALL_LOGFILES,ALL_ROLES) DB_UNIQUE_NAME = crunch scope RENTAL = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set log_archive_dest_2 SERVICE is crunches. RVPONP. FGOV.BE VALID_FOR (ONLINE_LOGFILES, PRIMARY_ROLE) = OPTIONAL DB_UNIQUE_NAME = crunch scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set log_archive_dest_state_2 reporter scope = the two sid ='* ';
  ALTER system set LOCATION = USE_DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST scope standby_archive_dest = the two sid ='* ';

  (5) copy us the password of the primary file and rename it to standby:
  /Oracle/product/10.2.0/DB/DBS

  Database standby departure not mounted
  sqlplus sys as sysdba
  startup nomount pfile='oracle/product/10.0.2/db/dbs/initcrunchs.ora';
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  Retrieve the eve of RMAN backup database
  . oraenv
  crunch

  RMAN nocatalog
  connection target sys /? @crunch
  connection Assistant sys /?
  target database duplicate for standby;

  Create a settings file server for database backup
  sqlplus sys as sysdba
  Create spfile from pfile;
  stop immediately;
  bootable media;

  Standby:
  ALTER DATABASE RECOVER MANAGED STANDBY BASE DISCONNECT FROM THE SESSION.
  Elementary school:
  ALTER system set log_archive_dest_state_2 = 'enable '.

  Up and running...

  Now you can after your copy and if the parameter files are both good, try:
  Standby:
  ALTER DATABASE RECOVER MANAGED STANDBY BASE DISCONNECT FROM THE SESSION.
  Elementary school:
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• Can Oracle 10g - I use a variable for the access of the user identifywhat tablesto?

  I have the following code in a trigger (PL/Sql block) of a form:
  
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  is it possible to use a variable instead of coding hard "user1"? And on the same subject, this variable would also be declared in the world?
  
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  User1 is the owner of the table sometable.

  If only the User1 runs your form, there is no need to put the tableowner in front of the tablename parameter.

  If other users run your form, you must create a public or private (for each user) synonym of this table.
  After that, you don't need to use owner.tablename in your sql statement.

  But:
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  as you do if you create a recordgroup.

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• How do to log into oracle 10g data guard

  I get the error message like "oracle initialization or shutdown in progress"
  
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  MRP is run the recovery process and LNs is write network-server log.

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• How to error if the Date is not expected for the CSV Format

  Hi Experts,
  I have a situation where I expect to format DATE as "LUN-DD-YYYY", but there are issues when the CSV file is created with a DATE as "MON-DD-YY" (example November 15, 12 '). The date is inserted in the DB as November 15, 12 ', so I'm looking for a way to not load these files and these folders with incorrect dates added .bad and .log files. Here is my SQL:
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  ATTRIBUTE DATE1 DATE,
  ATTRIBUTE DATE2 DATE,
  ATTRIBUTE DATE3 DATE,
  ATTRIBUTE DATE4 DATE,
  ATTRIBUTE DATE.5 DATE,
  ATTRIBUTE DATE6 DATE,
  ATTRIBUTE DATE7 DAY,
  ATTRIBUTE DATE8 DAY,
  ATTRIBUTE DATE9 DATE,
  ATTRIBUTE DATE10 DAY,
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  ATTRIBUTE DATE12 DATE,
  ATTRIBUTE SMOKERS13 DAY,
  ATTRIBUTE DATE14 DAY,
  ATTRIBUTE DATE15 DAY,
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  ASG_INFORMATION_DATE1 DAY,
  ASG_INFORMATION_DATE2 DAY,
  ASG_INFORMATION_DATE3 DAY,
  ASG_INFORMATION_DATE4 DAY,
  ASG_INFORMATION_DATE5 DAY,
  ASG_INFORMATION_DATE6 DAY,
  ASG_INFORMATION_DATE7 DAY,
  ASG_INFORMATION_DATE8 DAY,
  ASG_INFORMATION_DATE9 DAY,
  ASG_INFORMATION_DATE10 DAY,
  ASG_INFORMATION_DATE11 DAY,
  ASG_INFORMATION_DATE12 DAY,
  ASG_INFORMATION_DATE13 DAY,
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  access settings
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  APPLCP_FILE_DIR log file: 'PER_ALL_ASSIGNMENTS_M_XTERN.log'
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  ASSIGNMENT_NUMBER,
  DATE MASK EFFECTIVE_START_DATE CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK EFFECTIVE_END_DATE CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  EFFECTIVE_SEQUENCE,
  _ATTRIBUTE_CATEGORY,
  _ATTRIBUTE1,
  ...
  _ATTRIBUTE_NUMBER20,
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE1 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE2 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE3 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE4 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE5 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE6 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE7 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE8 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE9 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE10 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE11 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE12 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE13 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE14 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK _ATTRIBUTE_DATE15 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  ASG_INFORMATION_CATEGORY,
  ASG_INFORMATION1,
  ...
  ASG_INFORMATION_NUMBER20,
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE1 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE2 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE3 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE4 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE5 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE6 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE7 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE8 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE9 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE10 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE11 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE12 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE13 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK ASG_INFORMATION_DATE14 CHAR(20) DATE_FORMAT 'DD-MON-YYYY. "
  DATE MASK DATE_FORMAT ASG_INFORMATION_DATE15 CHAR (20) 'MON-DD-YYYY ".
  )
  )
  location ("PER_ALL_ASSIGNMENTS_M.csv")
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  REJECT LIMIT UNLIMITED;
  
  .. example report CSV:
  
  E040101, EE040101, 1-Aug-00: 31-Dec-12, 1, NDVC, YES, SFC, N, STIP Plan - pressure, E040101, 2080, 5, 31113, 31113, 31113, 31113, 31113, 31113, 1-Jan-12, 31-Dec-12.
  
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• Select for update doesn't work for me

  I have a table that stores a set of numbers. These numbers, when used, should not be used again within 365 days. In addition, different process requesting a number should be split different numbers. Basically, a number must be used only once.

  Here's the code I used to allocate 100 numbers. It is supposed to select a line, try to lock it using 'UPDATES'. If he is able to select, I guess that it is available and update the LASTMODTM. It's impossible to choose, this means another process has locked, and I will try the next number.

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  v_nbrlist VARCHAR2 (32676): = ";
  

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  TKS all for your advice. I solved my problem

  Sorry - but that does NOT solve your problem. It may "seem" to simple tests you run, but he does not take into account how locking and consistency reading actually works in Oracle.

  It turns out that the 2 process has no conflict each othe at all, because the select sql loop took 0.2 sec, while 100 loops completed almost instantly. So the 2 process select almost at the same time, when first completed the process select, he received 100 numbers in a very short period of time, until the 2nd process is to select always. When the arrival of select 2nd process, the first process had already finished and committed the change. That is why the 2nd process does not meet lock exception.

  Yes--but it's NOT the caue in the root of your problem. The problem is you are using TWO separate queries. The first request is to determine which rows to select, but it IS NOT lockingk these lines. This means that any other user can also select or even lock the rows that were selected only by the first user and the first query.

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  No - that will NOT fix the problem if you always use a separate SELECT statement for the first query.

  A query, even a SELECT query, establishes sthe YVERT point-in-time for the data. This query second "select for update" is still being used by lines that were selected only, but not locked, the first query. This means that an another session/user may have selected some of these same rows in their first query, and then run the second query before and even during your attempt to execute your second query.

  Tom Kyte shows, in the link I gave

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  The min (job_id) select where status = 0, which runs... It returns the number 100 (for example).

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  Someone calls it, gets them min (job_id) select... you guessed it, 100. But they block on the update.

  Now commit you and you have 100. They have now released and - well - update the SAME row...

  for example: your logic does not work. You EF the same record N process sometimes.

  The solution is to LOCK the lines with the first query so that no other session can perform DML on these lines. SKIP LOCKED clause in 11g is what you use.

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  https://asktom.Oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0:P11_QUESTION_ID:2060739900346201280

  Can you show how I can avoid using the QA and use SKIP LOCKED to elements of process simultaneously unpretentious? ...

  Suppose you want to get the first line of a table that is not currently locked and corresponds to a unique key - or otherwise (single would not make sense, he would have one - and this would be trivial to determine whether it is locked or not, without the 'skip locked', you would use just nowait).

  so the case of unique key is not remotely interesting, should not jump - needed ever - locked, just a nowait.

  You come to question and search, for example:

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  scott.emp 2
  3 where job = 'CLERK '.
  4.

  EMPNO
  ----------
  7369
  7876
  7900
  7934

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  OPS$ % ORA11GR2 tkyte > declare
  l_rec 2 scott.emp%rowtype;
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  I myself empno = 7369

  See the 'for UPDATE SKIP LOCKED' in the definition of the cursor? Which LOCKS the lines that are needed AND causes code pass all lines which can already be locked instead of throwing an exception as NOWAIT would.

  Allows you to get some lines unlocked are available that meet your query and prevents the contention with other users.

  NOTE: there is only ONE query.

  Summary - This is your SELECT FIRST query that does NOT lock the lines are selected. It IS THE CAUSE of your problem. Your 'two query' solution ' will NOT work. Use the solution presented by Tom.

• need model of Oracle Designer data, for database roles

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• certification of operating systems for the installation of oracle 10G database

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  Published by: arnaud on December 17, 2009 07:08

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• Quick Installation Guide for oracle 10g 2. rel on redhat linux 9

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• I use Photos to make a schedule, and when I add national holidays and have a personal calendar already selected for the import, national holidays replace a personal date when the two entries in conflict.  Any suggestions?

  I use Photos to make a schedule, and when I import two calendars of Mac, I can't play well together.  By example, if I add the national holiday calendar to a personal calendar already selected for the import, national holidays replacement a date personal when the two entries in conflict.  Users are allowed to several elements to show on a given date (I can add an article manually; and if I have two elements in a personal calendar, they both matter very well).  Does not seem serious if I import successively or simultaneously, the holidays always seem to prevail on personal items.  I am proud of my country, but want to avoid adding those who back in manually (and avoid having to check everything so closely).

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  There is no way to have both separate schedules added and share a date.  Tell Apple what missing features you want restored or new features added in Photos via https://www.apple.com/feedback/photos.html.

  You could create a new calendar with personal anniversaries and holidays.  I think that would be the case with the exception of those holidays that might change the date to when if fell, which is Memorial Day for one.

  

• Hello Sir: I use a generator of form of oracle 10g and I want to search on two dates using between.how it is possible.

  Hello Sir: I use a generator of form of oracle 10g and I want to search on two dates using between.how it is possible.

  I guess its text fields are the date data type.

• Oracle 10g support for life

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  Where can I find information on when the regular support for oracle 10g ends?
  Is there a summary matrix on oracle.com? I couldn't find that browsing the company Web site information.
  
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• Oracle 10G EXPRESS EDITION for windows7

  Hi all
  can you guys please give me the link to download oracle 10g express edition for windows7
  I had already downloaded one for windows7, but when I go to install, I can't able to execute it, and that the file downloaded, said the PUBLISHER OF THIS PROGRAM could not BE VERIFIED.
  
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  Hello

  Have you checked the installation manual?

  Windows 7 is not supported and you should go with a certified operating system.

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• form of the browser for oracle 10g support

  Hi gurus,
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  If I want to run the forms on chrome and Opera then what the needs are and what are the other browsers support Oracle 10g form.
  
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  Check this page for the certification of the platform of the client:
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