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• IAM database maintenance window - run scheduled tasks

  If ago downtime for the bases of the IAM (database will not be available), during the scheduled job IAM window, will be the scheduled task run or get interrupted with an error?

  they are all the other things in IAM I need to take a look at?

  Please notify

  Thank you

  I recommend you to disable the Scheduler together during the maintenance window and re-enable later.

• Upgrade of database maintenance Release

  Hello

  Is really necessary to select the option "upgrading existing database 11.1.1.4 +" what configuration of the bases for a version of Maintenance of Hyperion 11.1.2.1 to 11.1.2.3?

  Oracle documents does nothing about it.

  Best regards

  No you do not select update of 11.1.1.4 + if apply you the maintenance release of 11.1.2.1 to 11.1.2.3

  See you soon

  John

• vCO Bug - Maintenance mode?

  Hello

  I find that the workflow item 'Exit Maintenance Mode' does not work. If I place a host in maintenance mode (clearly working, vsphere client) and then try to run the workflow, he does not see the host as being in maintenance mode.

  I tried to write my own scriptable task:

  var ConnectionState = host.runtime.inMaintenanceMode;
  
  
  System.log(ConnectionState);
  
  
  

  [09:45:14.393 2014-09-02] [I] false

  The result of this is always False.

  Any ideas?

  This may be caused by the use of the service of the inventory. Try to disable it by adding the following line to the file vmo.properties vCO

  com VMware.o11n.vim.useInventoryService = false

• size of database vFoglight 6.7

  We monitor the 2 vcenters with 2200 220 hosts and vm guests.  We do all this with a fms.  We have the cumulative value managed and it should purge historical data then 4 months.  Do not know what is happening.  How can I make sure that the purge is going as it should?  our database is 332gbs and it climbs...

  Hi Chris - there was a bug in the kernel Foglight wouldn't remove old data, eg - if originally gave you your retention policy of vFoglight to keep everything forever, then a year later decided to change it to 4 months, the data between 4 months and a year would not be deleted - check on this artcle KB on how to fix... https://support.quest.com/SolutionDetail.aspx?ID=SOL52431&PR=Foglight&St=published

  An easy way to check if the data has actually been removed is to use the zone at the top of the console and set it to a date more than 4 months, all graphics VM, dials etc should be greyed out if there is no data. The purge is actually over by the "Daily database maintenance" task, this should be listed in annexes Administration/manage. If it is disabled or missing no purging will take place.

  Hope that helps - Danny

• CSA MC DATABASE SHRINK ERROR

  Hello

  I am facing a problem frequently to the CSA MC when I shrink the database in the database maintenance. I get the error message

  Error: The shrink operation failed for the database csamc52. See csamclog.txt for more details. When I look at the error log™ is

  SQL: shrink db

  [2008-10-08 02:26:11.643] [PID = 4712] [Csamcmanager52]: DoFlushIfNeeded: events of database synchronization failed: 0x80004005

  [2008-10-08 02:27:43.782] [PID = 4712] [Csamcmanager52]: DoFlushIfNeeded: events of database synchronization failed: 0x80004005

  One allows to go back to that?

  I think I saw it all the time.

  The problem is probably caused by a corrupted full text catalog. Deactivation and reactivation event text indexing via Maintenance Database Maintenance should do the trick.

• Change the hour of start/stop maintenance window

  Hello

  This question is for 12.1.0.2 on 2012 Windows 64-bit. Many of the automated internal jobs Oracle (for example statistics collection) are overlapping with other application work.  I'm confused that adequate controls are to change the on/off time for the maintenance for these jobs window.  Can I change the window, set_attribute, etc...

  Can someone tell me the proper commands to view and edit the start and stop time for the window/internal maintenance task?

  Thank you...

  This question is for 12.1.0.2 on 2012 Windows 64-bit. Many of the automated internal jobs Oracle (for example statistics collection) are overlapping with other application work.  I'm confused that adequate controls are to change the on/off time for the maintenance for these jobs window.  Can I change the window, set_attribute, etc...

  Can someone tell me the proper commands to view and edit the start and stop time for the window/internal maintenance task?

  The answers you seek are discuess to chapter 26 of the Oracle documentation: automated management of Database Maintenance tasks

  http://docs.Oracle.com/database/121/Admin/tasks.htm

  26 automated management of Database Maintenance tasks

  Oracle database has automated many day-to-day maintenance tasks typically performed by database administrators. These automated maintenance tasks are carried out when the system load is expected to be light. You can enable and disable individual maintenance tasks and can configure these tasks and resource assignments at the time, they are awarded.

  This chapter contains the following topics:

  • On Maintenance tasks automated
  • On Maintenance Windows
  • Configuration of automated Maintenance tasks
  • Maintenance windows configuration
  • Configuration of allocation of resources for Automated Maintenance tasks
  • Reference of automated Maintenance tasks

  See this third point ' configuration of Maintenance Windows?

  These sections above the coverage of everything you need to know. As always, you must carefully design the test cases that includes your own test cases to work to ensure that things work as expected.

• database vault installation

  I have configured DV in the database

  • -> $ CD $ORACLE_HOME / RDBMS /lib
  -> $ make-f ins_rdbms.mk dv_on lbac_on ioracle

  
  

  
  

  Then I've run dbca and select Oracle Label Security and Database Vault

  However according to the documentation of the parameter change automatically
  

  " When you install Oracle Database Vault, the installation process modifies several database initialization parameter settings to better secure your database configuration. If these changes affect negatively your organizational processes or database maintenance procedures, contact Oracle Support to help solve the problem. »

  for example

  OS_ROLES

  AUDIT_SYS_OPERATIONS

  OS_AUTHENT_PREFIX
  
  

  
  

  However I find dnt change of setting, what is expected or my understanding is incorrect.please suggest
  

  
  

  You must restart the database.

  The changes will take effect after that.

• How to find the RowID basic triggers in the database?

  Hello

  Please help me find the RowID basic triggers in the database (11.1), I have to disable the application/database maintenance.

  Thank you

  You probably meant to say:

  Select distinct

  owner

  name

  of dba_source

  where upper (text) like '% ROWID % '.

  and type = "TRIGGER";

• ESXi 4.0 vSphere database questions

  Hello all-

  You have a few questions ago hit upward with the SQL 2005 database.

  History:

  The vmware database has been improved from 3.5 to 4.0 and now I am planning to upgrade to 4.1.  By checking everything out, it was discovered that vmrollup jobs had stopped months ago.

  Current issue:

  We began the work of vmrollup to the top and now fill our database retains transaction log.

  I recently became the administrator of the virtual machine, so I think that rollups have been a matter of right when the vSphere environment has been upgraded to 4.0 but it was without doubt the previous vm admin way to deal with it (turn them off).  I want these back on however whenever the daily work starts up, it fills the transaction log in an hour.  I disabled the intervals of 2 hours and 1 day in stats, hoping that would help some, but no, probably because he always tries to rollup in the past months that the work was not working.  I made recommendations on the following kb 1017266, still no luck.  Anyone else have any ideas?

  Also thought the migration of the BDD SQL2005 to SQL2008.  The db SQL2008 has much more space that I could probably allow the newspaper to grow until the work has been done, but who knows how big the 'thing' happen to.  Is there a method of choice on the migration of the database from 2005 to 2008?  Currently, our database is 12G and records 10G.  When I start vmrollup jobs newspapers reach 20 + G less than an hour and then of course miss out us of place on the active area.  Our environment is made up of 20 hosts with 95 guests.

  Once I get this problem taken care of, is there a vmware database maintenance plan recommended that we should follow?  I see the 2.5, but nothing recent or maybe I have not dug deep enough.

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

  If there is a way to remove these old statistics and start from scratch, that would be great

  See below

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1004382

• Should I upgrade vCenter VC4 and database used?

  We are running a cluster of ESX 3.5 SP4 and want to migrate to vSphere in the future.

  We believe that the first step should be to vCenter for VC4 first migration.  We would like to know if there will be a problem for VC4 to manage ESX 3.5 hosts?

  In addition, if we use MS SQL Server 2005, to buy another license for it.  Do we need a processor or just a CAL 5 license?

  In addition, if we choose to SQL Server 2005 Express, is there a potential showstopper?  Just as there is no plan database maintenance SQL Server 2005 Express... etc

  Thank you

  Yes, it would be better if you update your database first - he will do things to choke. Regarding SQL express, with only 6 guests, it should be good to use as your database for VC - if your shoot environments or you have plans to expand, increase the number of hosts, then I would be to move to SQL-

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• Video streaming has stopped working

  I have a BDP-S370 which was streaming Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, Youtube fine for almost two years, from 3 days, I got the error: connection status cannot be confirmed. Service has not started in this region... my routers very well (my pc and mac have no problem), the player can check for updates. But any time, I try to check the video Streaming or see "Advanced", I get the same error "Région" after the acquisition of content 1/3, 2/3, 3/3.

  I tried to get help from online chat - but they were useless. I'm in Orange, California, and I know that the same question has hit the Ireland and it was due to a failure on end of Sony. The cat online stock exchange would not confirm any event like this (I even sent the link Sony UK) and everything he said was to contact the ISP - with what? He would not provide address IP or UNC of the Sony servers, so what is the ISP that is supposed to do?

  Anyone else had similar issue or have one in California of the South, United States or TimeWarner cable?

  Sorry to hear that it still does not work. I had another thought that is kinda a kill or cure.
  I have read that many people were able to register their player for a better prepared because of Sony fact "Database Maintenance". After that, I saw several people get errors of 'Region '.
  Perhaps there is an incorrectly flag.
  Switch on your player and let it sit on the "home"(et connecté à internet). Menu display "»
  On your computer, go to http://internet.sony.tv and sign in with the same user and password that you used when you activated your reader. You should find your player listed under your account.
  Delete as if you is no longer belonged.
  Wait 15 to 20 minutes to ensure that the database of Sony has updated.
  On your reader navigate to activate enhanced features. It should give you a four digit code again a tell you can return to the web site.
  Register your player and see what happens.

• Get rid of OUTLOOK EXPRESS

  She has just appeared on my computer... I find it very annoying!

  I don't know what it means 'just jumped on my computer', but if you see a message like this:

  To free up disk space, Outlook Express can compact messages. This can take up to a few minutes.

  Here is the information you need to know about what to do (maybe you just need the "BOLD" part), but it may help someone else someday.  This was composed after a few committed Microsoft Support Engineer 'expert' tried to fix for someone suggesting to try things which could never work... so I thought I would help them.

  I advise all to first understand what is happening and then decide how best to treat for your environment:

  If you are talking about a message that says:

  To free up disk space, Outlook Express can compact messages. This can take up to a few minutes.

  Automatic compaction of Outlook Express files was introduced in Service Pack 2.

  If you are using Windows XP, there is a registry value called:

  Compact Check Count

  It is located in the registry for a key that looks like this:

  \Software\Microsoft\Outlook Express\5.0 HKCU\Identities\ {51909A0B-63EE-4EB3-A9A2-7CFA23C1ADCF}

  Whenever you leave OE (not when you open it), the value of the counter increases by an increment (increment is not a verb so you can't increment something and a counter cannot be incremented).  When the value of the counter gets to 101, the next time you close OE asked you to compress messages.

  There are two things that will increase the value of the counter.

  Exit from Outlook Express will increase the value of the counter.

  If you have Windows Desktop Search installed, it will increase the counter every time it works which is usually at least at each reboot.

  If you use Outlook Express, and Windows Desktop Search, the counter will be increased more frequently — whenever you close Outlook Express and whenever Windows Desktop Search launches when you restart.

  Even if you are not using Outlook Express and only using Windows Desktop Search, which again will increase the counter whenever the system reboots, so when the meter reaches 100, Windows Desktop Search invite you to compress messages at the next reboot even if you use not OE.

  This is because Windows Desktop Search is configured by default to search for the Outlook Express database if you are using OE or not.

  No matter how the counter is increased, if you use at least one of these two, eventually you will see this message appear sooner or later.  But you can stop it when you understand.

  Did you know that the "increase" is not a verb?  If you cannot 'increment' (or decrement) a counter.  You can increase or decrease an increment, however.

  You can compress the database when you are prompted as he tells you to do (which resets the counter to 0).

  You can change the registry and reset the counter to hand to buy some time until you see the message again.

  If you do not use Outlook Express, and only by using Windows Desktop Search you will see this message later, but you can tell Windows Desktop Search to never watch the Outlook Express database (or uninstall the Windows Desktop Search if you do not use).

  To remove the Option of Windows Desktop Search index to the database of Outlook Express follow these steps:

  Click Start, settings, Control Panel, Indexing Options, change, clear the box Outlook Express, OK, OK, to save the settings and reboot the system so that the changes will be effective.

  After the Outlook Express recommended for use (which would include the normal database maintenance) will prevent you from seeing the message in the first place.  If you see the message that you might want to reconsider how you use Outlook Express and the risks of data store corruption of occasional or misuse (risk behaviours).

  Most people using Outlook Express or Windows Desktop Search agree just remove the indexing Option in Windows Desktop Search and keep the meter that is built into Outlook Express so that they will remind to compact the database from time to time.  If you had to sort of do not maintain your Outlook Express files, it would be risky for your messages.

  Windows Desktop Search is a memory and CPU of pigs anyway, so if you have installed, I recommend you just uninstall and your system will give you better performance.

  Here is an article with some other information:

  http://www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#2

• Outlook Express can compact messages. How can I disable this error?

  OUTLOOK Express on Windows XP very annoying, it's almost each and every time I click on anything whether to open or close any program, etc...

  An error message is displayed: OUTLOOK Express: to free up disk space, Outlook Express can compact messages.

  This can take up to a few minutes.      OK or CANCEL

  It's on my computer for several years now and bugs the heck out of me.  How can I remove it so he won't?

  ALSO: All programs when opening are reduced to the minimum (small format) forces me to click on the big box next to the RED X at the top right?

  Why this is happening and how to remove this problem.  I do NOT need to expand all my programs constantly from the start?

  Thanks for your help Mike G.   * E-mail address is removed from the privacy *

  I do not use OE so I really should stay out of it, but I have it in my notes that can get you started and then other people may also help:

  I advise all to first understand what is happening and then decide how best to treat for your environment:

  If you are talking about a message that says:

  To free up disk space, Outlook Express can compact messages. This can take up to a few minutes.

  Automatic compaction of Outlook Express files was introduced in Service Pack 2.

  If you are using Windows XP, there is a registry value called:

  Compact Check Count

  It is located in the registry for a key that looks like this:

  \Software\Microsoft\Outlook Express\5.0 HKCU\Identities\ {51909A0B-63EE-4EB3-A9A2-7CFA23C1ADCF}

  Whenever you leave OE (not when you open it), the value of the counter increases by an increment (increment is not a verb so you can't increment something and a counter cannot be incremented).  When the value of the counter gets to 101, the next time you close OE asked you to compress messages.

  There are two things that will increase the value of the counter.

  Exit from Outlook Express will increase the value of the counter.

  If you have Windows Desktop Search installed, it will increase the counter every time it works which is usually at least at each reboot.

  If you use Outlook Express, and Windows Desktop Search, the counter will be increased more frequently — whenever you close Outlook Express and whenever Windows Desktop Search launches when you restart.

  So if you have Desktop Search installed, which will increase the counter of an increment, each time that you start and if you open and close OE ten times a day, your meter will be at eleven after only a day.  Repeat this for 9 days and you will see this message.

  Even if you are not using Outlook Express and only using Windows Desktop Search, which will still increase the meter, so when the meter reaches 100, Windows Desktop Search will prompt you to compress messages at the next reboot even if you use not OE.

  This is because Windows Desktop Search is configured by default to search for the Outlook Express database if you are using OE or not.

  No matter how the counter is increased, if you use at least one of these two, eventually you will see this message appear sooner or later.  But you can stop it when you understand.

  Did you know that the "increase" is not a verb?  If you cannot 'increment' (or decrement) a counter.  You can increase or decrease an increment, however.

  You can compress data when prompted (which resets the counter to 0).

  You can change the registry and reset the counter to hand to buy some time until you see the message again.

  If you do not use Outlook Express and only using Windows Desktop Search you can tell Windows Desktop Search to never watch the Outlook Express database (or uninstall the Windows Desktop Search if you do not use).

  To remove the Option of Windows Desktop Search index to the database of Outlook Express follow these steps:

  Click Start, settings, Control Panel, Indexing Options, change, clear the box Outlook Express, OK, OK, to save the settings and reboot the system so that the changes will be effective.

  After the Outlook Express recommended for use (which would include the normal database maintenance) will prevent you from seeing the message in the first place.  If you see the message that you might want to reconsider how you use Outlook Express and the risks of data store corruption of occasional or misuse (risk behaviours).

  Most people using Outlook Express or Windows Desktop Search agree just remove the indexing Option in Windows Desktop Search and keep the meter that is built into Outlook Express so that they will remind to compact the database from time to time.  If you had to sort of do not maintain your Outlook Express files, it would be risky for your messages.

  Windows Desktop Search is a memory and CPU of pigs anyway, so you better system performance if you just uninstall it.

  Here is an article with some other information:

  http://www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#2

• Outlook Express wants to compact my messages whenever it ends. How do I stop this?

  Outlook Express wants to compact my messages whenever it ends.  How do I stop this?

  I advise all to first understand what is happening and then decide how best to treat for your environment:

  If you are talking about a message that says:

  To free up disk space, Outlook Express can compact messages. This can take up to a few minutes.

  Automatic compaction of Outlook Express files was introduced in Service Pack 2.

  If you are using Windows XP, there is a registry value called:

  Compact Check Count

  It is located in the registry for a key that looks like this:

  \Software\Microsoft\Outlook Express\5.0 HKCU\Identities\ {51909A0B-63EE-4EB3-A9A2-7CFA23C1ADCF}

  Whenever you leave OE (not when you open it), the value of the counter increases by an increment (increment is not a verb so you can't increment something and a counter cannot be incremented).  When the value of the counter gets to 101, the next time you close OE asked you to compress messages.

  There are two things that will increase the value of the counter.

  Exit from Outlook Express will increase the value of the counter.

  If you have Windows Desktop Search installed, it will increase the counter every time it works which is usually at least at each reboot.

  If you use Outlook Express, and Windows Desktop Search, the counter will be increased more frequently — whenever you close Outlook Express and whenever Windows Desktop Search launches when you restart.

  Even if you are not using Outlook Express and only using Windows Desktop Search, which will further increase the count, so when the counter gets to 100, Windows Desktop Search will prompt you to compress messages during the next reboot.

  This is because Windows Desktop Search is configured by default to search for the Outlook Express database if you are using OE or not.

  No matter how the counter is increased, if you use at least one of these two, eventually you will see this message appear sooner or later.  But you can stop it when you understand.

  You can compress data when prompted (which resets the counter to 0).

  You can change the registry and reset the counter to hand to buy some time until you see the message again.

  If you do not use Outlook Express and only using Windows Desktop Search you can tell Windows Desktop Search to never watch the Outlook Express database (or uninstall the Windows Desktop Search if you do not use).

  To remove the Option of Windows Desktop Search index to the database of Outlook Express follow these steps:

  Click Start, settings, Control Panel, Indexing Options, change, clear the box Outlook Express, OK, OK, to save the settings and reboot the system so that the changes will be effective.

  After the Outlook Express recommended for use (which would include the normal database maintenance) will prevent you from seeing the message in the first place.  If you see the message that you might want to reconsider how you use Outlook Express and the risks of data store corruption of occasional or misuse (risk behaviours).

  Most people using Outlook Express or Windows Desktop Search agree just remove the indexing Option in Windows Desktop Search and keep the meter that is built into Outlook Express so that they will remind to compact the database from time to time.  If you had to sort of do not maintain your Outlook Express files, it would be risky for your messages.

  Here is an article with some other information:

  http://www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#2