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• The Oracle HTTP Server come FREE with the Oracle database

  Hello
  
  Please let me know if Oracle HTTP Server are FREE with the Oracle database.
  
  Also any idea how much it would cost roughly to buy independent?
  
  Thank you

  Please let me know if Oracle HTTP Server are FREE with the Oracle database.

  If this is a related issue of license then better check with the sales representative in your area. Oracle sales team can only confirm the details.

  As far as I know if a product is delivered in another product then product main price includes the price of the licenses for all.

  Example: OEM license purchase, will include the license for Weblogic.

• Loading data to SQL server for the Oracle database

  I want to create a table in oracle db table in sql server. Table is huge that he has obtained the documents 97,456,789.
  I created the link (HS) db in the oracle database that points to the sql server. I choose this oracle db on the link table.
  
  Select * from 'dbo '. "T1@dblink;
  
  I shot below to create the table.
  create table t2 nologging parallel (degree = 3) as select * from 'dbo '. "T1@dblink;
  and its taking a long time... but its operation...
  
  is there any other method to do this and and fill the table in oracle db faster.
  
  Please notify. Thank you.

  vhiware wrote:
  create table t2 nologging parallel (degree = 3) as select * from 'dbo '. "T1@dblink;
  and its taking a long time... but its operation...

  I doubt that parallel processing will be used because it is unique to Oracle (using rowid varies in general) and not SQL-Server.

  is there any other method to do this and and fill the table in oracle db faster.

  Part of the performance overhead is to pull that data from SQL Server to Oracle in the whole of the liaison network between them. This can be accelerated by compressing the data first - and who then transfer them over the network.

  For example: using + bcp + to export the data in the SQL Server box to a CSV file, compress/zip file, scp/sftp file Oracle and then to unzip there. In parallel and direct treatment of load can now be done using SQL * Loader to load the CSV file into Oracle.

  If it is a basic Linux/Unix system, the process of decompression/unzip can be run in parallel with the SQL * process Loader by creating a pipe between the two – where the decompression process writes data uncompressed in the pipe and SQL * Loader reads and loads the data that is available through the pipe.

  Otherwise you are PQ own transformation. Assume that the data is date varies. You can create a procedure on Oracle that looks like this:
  {code}
  create or replace procedure as copyday (day) is
  Start
  Insert / * + append * / into local_tab select * from remote_tab@remotedb where col_day = day;
  -Add logging info, validation, etc.
  end;
  {code}

  You can now start 10 or more of these different days and run it in the background using DBMS_JOB.

• Database alert is not triggered when the Oracle database monitor by mistake.

  Hello

  Database alert is not triggered when the monitor of the Oracle database by mistake. If we test the alert manually alert works correctly. Could someone let me know the solution for this.

  This isn't a question of PC or operating system. You should post your questions in the forums of Oracle database.

• Area of private use in the Oracle database

  Hello

  one of my customers have very specific needs. In this case, it has its own "characters". It uses Latin characters and certain characters. Their data are mixture of these characters. Their own characters are not in Unicode format and we have specific policies.

  These specific characters will be in the private use area, but I don't know if and how the Oracle database support unicode private use area.

  Oracle database support unicode private use area?

  And what sorting, filtering data? What classification is applied?

  Does anyone have experience with characters in the private use area?

  Thank you

  Fabrice.

  Oracle supports Unicode PUA you can store codes of PUA in a database AL32UTF8 and you can treat strings containing characters without special considerations. PUA characters are classified into letters in the Oracle database.

  Oracle maps the characters (EUDC) user of various character sets defined multibyte (JA16SJIS, ZHS16GBK, ZHT16MSWIN950, KO16MSWIN949, etc.) to the characters of PUA. These characters are also used by the former Hong Kong HKSCS extension mapping. If supporting user-defined characters in PUA is not a problem for the customer, they can use the standard plane 0 (BMP) PUA [U + E000 to U + F8FF] in their purpose. However, to avoid conflicts with existing maps, they should put their characters in plane 15 PUA [U + F0000-U + FFFFD] or plane 16 PUA [U + 100000-U + 10FFFD]. The downside is that the planes 15 and 16 require four bytes per character in AL32UTF8 compared to three bytes for plane 0.

  The classification applied to the characters PUA is the same as that applied to the other characters in a given environment. The order of the characters PUA in the given classification, depends on the type of snack:

  • In BINARY classification, the comparison is obviously based on binary codes. The order depends on encoding (AL16UTF16 vs AL32UTF8), especially for aircraft 15 and 16 PUA plane.
  • In monolingual rankings (which are not well suited for Unicode characters anyway) PUA are generally ignored in the sorting (but does not) than the characters defined explicitly in the given classification. Compared only among themselves, they use the UTF-16 Binary order.
  • In multilingual characters rankings PUA are generally classified after all characters defined explicitly in the rankings, which are characters from scripts (Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Georgian, Armenian) Europeans and, in some rankings, an East Asian script. Between them, they are classified according to AL16UTF16 (= UTF-16BE) binary collation.
  • In the UCA, the characters multilingual rankings PUA generally are classified into once all characters defined explicitly in the rankings, which are usually all defined Unicode characters. Between them, they are classified according to AL32UTF8 (= UTF - 8) binary collation. Note that the UCA rankings are new in the database Oracle 12 c.

  Thank you

  Sergiusz

• Record great shape data in the Oracle database

  Hi all

  I have a question as to how we store a large xml for example more than 10000 bytes in the oracle database. I tried to use varchar, but the length is limited to only 4000 bytes. Could someone let me know how to achieve this.

  Basically what I'm doing is in adobe livecycle workflow I will get the user entered data in the form as formData (xml) variable and I want to keep the same for any future reference. I need to use the same data to fill the form again in the future.

  Thanks in advance.

  Shekhar,

  I had handy MySQL, so I did it using that and attached here is a sample. For Oracle, this is mission for you as well as recovery.

  -Wasil

• How to start the oracle database server and its client in windows 8

  Hi all

  I am a new entry in this forum and I am a beginner with oracle database.

  I always used SQL Server as the database, and it was easy to use after installation.

  With management program configuration of SQL Server I could to start service SQL Server (SQLEXPRESS) and the database server start!

  With SQL Server management studio, I was able to launch the client application, then was to establish a connection to the server and everything worked great!

  Now, how to work with the oracle database?

  I installed the oracle server and client version 11g R2 in windows 8, but how do I start the database?... and how can I start the client application to query?

  best wishes in advance.

  PS: Sorry for my English.

  If you are on the same machine, the only service that you absolutely need to start is the database service.  In your case OracleServiceSYSDBA (hmmm... How did you find with this name?).

  For queries, you can use SQL * Plus which should also be installed.  If you want something GUI, you can use SQL Developer (you need to install separately I think).

• PDF files in the Oracle database

  First all the Hi and thanks to all the gurus of this forum to provide non-stop services to solve problems at the global level.
  
  I'm using Oracle Database 11 g - R1 with Oracle Application Express 4.1.
  
  My clients (end-users) can visit to download PDFs in the database via a built-in Oracle Application Express application.
  
  All of a sudden ".dmp" size increased rapidly from 360 MB to 2.7 GB and everything that happened due to downloading of PDF files.
  
  I want to know it's alarming for the Oracle database? Because I'm in doubt, users have a lot of files to download, Services of Oracle database that will / Performance will be disturbed by the increase in the size of the database or Oracle database server could be crushed?
  
  
  Please confirm. Thanks in advance.
  
  Looks: Mohammed Uzair Awan

  Performance may be affected.
  Backup time would increase.
  Backup space (disk / tape) would increase the requirements.

  There should not be a 'crash' of the database
  As you run 11 GR 1 material, I assume that you do not run the Express edition.

  Hemant K Collette

• using the R function on the Oracle database

  for the use of R, I can only use Oracle data mining algorithms, or I can use the R function as social network in the Oracle database?

  Could you please be more specific about the R functions/packages you are interested in. The ODM and ore are part of the unique option of OAA.

• How to clean the Oracle database?

  Dear gurus and DBA. My company wants to give old computer at the local school. We have the Oracle database on this server. My boss want to make sure that the school not getting all the Oracle data. Some data bank is and must be a secret. The Bank's major customer and so exposed information, it means big problem for us. Ideas you might have appreicated. Thank you.

  >

  Hi Rajiv,

  Dear gurus and DBA. My company wants to give old computer at the local school.
  We have the Oracle database on this server. My boss want to make sure that the school
  not all Oracle data. Some data bank is and must be a secret.
  The Bank's major customer and so exposed information, it means big problem for us.
  Ideas you might have appreicated. Thank you.

  DBAN is your man - even not God could get information about a Dban disk ' ed - get it [url http://www.dban.org/] here.

  I have some work for a charity that sends computers in East Africa a few years ago.
  These PC came from banks, insurance companies, lawyers & law firms - a lot of
  potentially sensitive data. Much of the company to simply delete the
  files, which, as we all know is not really effective.

  The first thing we did with each machine was Dban them - no work allowed the
  any PC until it had a sticker of Dban top. Never had any problems.

  HTH,

  Paul...

  Published by: Paulie July 22, 2012 00:26

  Published by: Paulie July 22, 2012 00:27

• who are the IP accessing the oracle on the oracle database user

  Hello
  
  How to check which are the intellectual property have access to the user on the oracle database oracle

  Brother very simple, just enable auditing and get a good, easy and authenticated the information you are looking for. The audit has been filed for this type of questions.

  Concerning
  Girish Sharma

• The upgrade of the Oracle Database 11g while maintaining the forms on 10g

  Hello
  I am relatively new to the oracle application servers and forms.
  
  In my view, it is possible to upgrade the database to 11g but let application servers and forms on 10g. I can't find it mentioned explicitly in documentation, but she seems to be involved.
  
  Someone at - it encountered problems with the database running on 11 g and leaving forms, application, the interfaces running on 10 g servers.
  
  Thank you
  Jim

  Salvation;

  Your question and answer is Yes,

  See the link below:
  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/IAS/downloads/as-certification-R2-101202-095871.html#BAJGCBEA

  Which is mention below notes:

  All editions of Oracle Database 11 g (11.1.0.6) or more are supported. Please refer to Metalink Note 740417.1 for more information on the Oracle Database 11 g 1 material Certification for Oracle Application Server 10 g (10.1.2.x), and Metalink Note 887365.1 for more information about the database Oracle 11 GR 2 Certification for Oracle Application Server 10 g (10.1.2.x).

  Respect of
  HELIOS

• Question about the Oracle database resource management

  Good evening
  I have a question about Oracle database Resource Management (DRM) for Oracle Database 10 g. I had an incident which, in a development/UAT environment (different instances, same box, don't ask), a developer wrote a wrong SQL statement that consumed 99% of the CPU. Currently, there is no limit of resources on two cases of db, and the developers don't want limits. However, my manager wants a method to prevent something like this does not happen. If I use the Oracle database resources management, create a consumer group (called "DevEnv") at 40% CPU usage, what will happen if a user of DevEnv runs a bad SQL statement that normally consumes 90% CPU again? Anyone would take a different approach? Thank you.
  
  Sincerely,
  Sho Fukamachi

  782718 wrote:
  If users in the case of "db_uat" use 60% CPU would be users who belongs to DevEnv pending 'db_test' cannot be used more than 40% CPU, so their queries become slower at their end? I would like to know if this behavior works the same in an environment of multiple instances. Thank you.

  Yes, because the available processor would be 40%, they use more, while.

• Convert flat file to XML document and store it in the Oracle database

  First of all:
  I have a flatfile and created an external table to read this file in Oracle
  Now, I want to create an XML document for each line and insert in the Oracle database, I think as XMLtype.
  Could you please give me some information/steps.
  
  Second:
  Are there performance issues, because every day, I need to check that the XML document stored in the database against the next file.
  Thank you.

  I won't tell it not in the same words that Marco used, but your solution is impassable and an invitation for bad things to happen.

  Wait miserable performance, and you will not be disappointed.

  The concept of total flexibility works up a code that you depend on has no idea what to do with what is playback.
  Will happen to enough short term and is roughly the equivalent of the absurdity of Java to be independent of the database.

  I would recommend you take the concept and consider, with your data volumes, something more likely to succeed.

• Target of hyperlink connects since the Outlook file in the Oracle database mail

  Greetings.
  Lack of permissions, I can't create text file on the UNIX server.
  This will not be changed.
  I saved the file in the Oracle 11 g database.
  
  I want to send e-mail to PL/SQL with attached file.
  No UNIX don't scripts at all.
  
  It's a big file.
  Thought has crossed my mind.
  
  Can I send e-mail to PL/SQL with a hyperlink that connects to the file that is stored in the Oracle database?
  The target of the link is a file stored in the Oracle database.
  
  Did anyone done this before?
  
  Let me know your ideas.
  
  Thank you.

  Freq Oracle wrote:

  I want to send e-mail to PL/SQL with attached file.
  No UNIX don't scripts at all.

  Can be done using UTL_SMTP or more recent UTL_MAIL.

  Attachments to emails are just that - the content of the file is attached to the body of the mail. Mail arrives at its destination, the mail reader recognizes the attachment and allows it to be saved to disk (or open/read).

  It's standard stuff... See MIME for more details on how to build a body of message with attachments.

  Can I send e-mail to PL/SQL with a hyperlink that connects to the file that is stored in the Oracle database?
  The target of the link is a file stored in the Oracle database.

  Yes. You need a web server that has been configured with Oracle "+ access +"-the default is using the Apache Oracle server which includes a module called mod_plsql. This module allows the web browser to use a URL that refers to a procedure from PL/SQL web enabled in a specific database schema - and pass parameters (as part of the URL query string) to the proceedings.

  You can also use Oracle EPG (Extended procedure gateway according to me, is what does the acronym). This provides a web server directly within the Oracle instance using Oracle XDB (integrated database of XML). It also has a module of type mod_plsql which provides that a web interface (via http) enabled PL/SQL procedures.

  This procedure can be a procedure "+ document download. Oracle provides a system procedure called WPG_DOCLOAD.download_file ()+ you can use inside this active web PL/SQL procedure. This will return the contents of the blob/clob as a 'file' in the web browser.

  For example, a download web-enabled simplistic procedure will look something like this:

  create or replace procedure downloadFile( fileName varchar2 ) is
          b       blob;
          mimeType varchar2(50);
  begin
          select
              file_content, mime_type  into b, mimeType
          from my_documents where file_name = fileName;
  
          OWA_UTIL.mime_header( mimeType, false );
          HTP.p('Content-Length: ' || DBMS_LOB.getlength(b));
          OWA_UTIL.http_header_close;
          WPG_DOCLOAD.download_file( b );
  end;
  

  The URL will look like this:

  http://my-webserver.my-domain.com:7777/pls/ora/scott.downloadfile?filename=somefile.doc
  

  where:
  Scott.DownloadFile = name of the PL/SQL procedure
  filename = somefile.doc = name values of the parameter to pass to the procedure