SQL & PL/SQL :: ORA-02065 / Illegal Option For ALTER SYSTEM
Sep 8, 2012
SQL> ALTER SYSTEM SET NLS_LANG='AMERICAN_AMERICA.AR8MSWIN1256'SCOPE=SPFILE;
ALTER SYSTEM SET NLS_LANG=' PORTUGUESE_PORTUGAL.WE8MSWIN1252'SCOPE=SPFILE
*
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-02065: illegal option for ALTER SYSTEM
I have set the physical standby database to open read mode for a short while.
according to [URL] in order to set db in for from open read-only to applying redo data
Quote:
To change the standby database from being open for read-only access to performing Redo Apply:
Terminate all active user sessions on the standby database. Restart Redo Apply. To start Redo Apply, issue the following statement:
SQL> ALTER DATABASE RECOVER MANAGED STANDBY DATABASE 2> DISCONNECT FROM SESSION;
To enable real-time apply, include the USING CURRENT LOGFILE clause:
SQL> ALTER DATABASE RECOVER MANAGED STANDBY DATABASE 2> USING CURRENT LOGFILE;
this is what happen
SYS@ngdr> alter database recover managed standby database disconnect session; alter database recover managed standby database disconnect session * ERROR at line 1: ORA-00274: illegal recovery option SESSION SYS@ngdr> alter database recover managed standby database using current logfile;
okay since I encountered the illegal recovery options session, I decided to use alter database recover managed standby database using current logfile; now the session seems to be hanging forever.
We have two database servers(10g with OEL 5) to be clustered and two visible disk groups to each of those nodes. So question is can we choose only one disk group as a shared storage leaving the rest one as the redundant copy during database a creation window while installing the database. Because some of us argue that oracle database has a built-in capability to decide on what level of RAID we store our data.
couple of questions about below parameters, do they measure single processor or avg usage across all processorss and cpus for example will i recieve alert if CPU system time goes above 95% for single processors? or not
CPU Idle Time (%) CPU System Time (%) CPU User Time (%)
I am working with Oracle 10G, and have been working on setting up little pl/sql checks to make sure that the data that is imported is in the correct format.
The wall I have hit is removing illegal characters from the data I import. I have started to set something up where the string for a certain column must be be made of only there characters:
"ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz-" (note that there is a - besides just letters) and I may want to add some other characters later. So basically the script will drop or replace any character not found in my definitions with "", thus removing the illegal character and joining the previous and next characters.
I thought for sure there would be a script posted somewhere online that did this but I can't find it and my syntax skills are lacking.
We also face the same in oracle 9i version. we tried to re-org some tables for performance issue.But our tables have long and long raw datatype. then we approached the traditional way i.e 1. Export tables.2.Truncate tables.3.import tables.(use ignore=y).4.check the index validation.5.gather stats. Above was successfully done in our production environment.but some application downtime is required.
When I am trying to create a public synonym for a package then I am getting this error. This error tells us that non editioned object(Public Synonym) can not refenrence the editioned object(Package in this case).One of the solution provided on one of t he site is to create local synonym instaed of public synonym but I need to create public synonym only.
I've got a dblink between two Oracle databases. There are one view that I specify a join between four remote tables.
One of the tables does have a column defined as a long raw. I do not need that column; the query doesn´t make reference to it.However, when I specify the query, I get this error: ORA-00997; illegal use of LONG datatype.
"how can I accomplish this query, over a dblink, given that one table has a long raw that is not part of my query ?
I am working on a database application which works as a data access layer. The application uses OCI interface to connect and query to the Oracle Database. This application is certified on Oracle 9i and 10g client and works fine without any issue, but when I am certifying the application on Oracle 11g client, I am getting connection failed problem and following Oracle Error is displayed.
ORA-12533 illegal ADDRESS Parameter.
There is no change in the environment setting between Oracle 10g and Oracle 11g.
Following are the details of the environment
Version of Oracle 11g client is 11.1.0.6.0 Version of Oracle Database is 11.1.0.6.0. Platform - Solaris 5.9 on sparc v9
On enabling client trace with support level also does not work. It shows TNS error TNS-12533 illegal ADDRESS Parameter.
what could be the possible reasons that the connection is failing with Oracle 11g client, while the same is working with Oracle 10g client. As I said there is no environmental difference when performing this test. The only change is ORACLE_HOME setting for the corresponding Oracle client version.
I am trying to copy structure of table through database link but getting an error while running the command :
SQL> create table TOAD_PLAN as select * from TOAD_PLAN_@db_link where 1=2; create table TOAD_PLAN_TABLE as select * from TOAD_PLAN_TABLE@to_paceview where 1=2 * ERROR at line 1: ORA-00997: illegal use of LONG datatype
how can i create it through database link or through any other utility.
I tried to create a DB link that connects to SQL server.Right now I could connect the SQL server and able to test the connection by tnsping. When I tried to create a dblink, it failed and the message shows
CREATE PUBLIC DATABASE LINK "ODBC" CONNECT TO "user" IDENTIFIED BY "" using 'hsodbc'
ORA-01741: illegal zero-length identifier
The problem is that our sql server does not have any password while identified by is a required field.
I have issue of TABLESPACES on test instance. Tablespace files are TEMP1,TEMP2 and APPS_UNDOTS1. Initially TEMP1 and TEMP2 were of 4 GB but now the have grown to 32 GB each respectively. Resulting an occupied space of 64 GB on test server. I want to reuse that space on test instance as those tablespaces never crosses used space of 1%. Reason of this problem was my DBA set AUTOEXTEND as ON for tablespaces.
I have a table Employee which gets updated and Inserted very frequently. Wanted to increase the PCTFREE value for this table
select table_name,pct_free,chain_cnt from user_tables where table_name='EMPLOYEE'
EMPLOYEE NULL 0
is the output. I altered the pctfree like below
ALTER TABLE EMPLOYEE PCTFREE 30
and I can see Table altered but the value is not reflecting in above command again. Where else I should alter the value and cross check that value is changed.
What is the Best option for SQL/sybase server Temp table to use/for data manipulation (Insert/update/delete) inside the procedure in oracle Other then global temporary table.
Since we are porting from SQL/Sybase to Oracle we don't want to Create too many global temporary table.