I had two installations of Oracle on my server (10.2.0.4 and 11.2.0.1) under different linux users. The Databases used different listeners on different ports.
I upgraded my Oracle 11g to 11.2.0.3 successfully two weeks ago. However today I just checked that I couldnt reload my Oracle 10g Listener. On further analysis (lsnrctl status) I discovered that my 10g listener's version was "TNSLSNR for Linux: Version 11.2.0.3.0" . My Start Date from lsnrctl gives me the date when my Oracle 11g was upgraded.
Now I have tried to reload my 11g listener which works normally. I cannot reload my 10g listener (TNS-01190: The user is not authorized to execute the requested listener command). When i run ps command there is no process on my server for my 10g listener. I can only see my 11g listener process after running ps command. However everybody can ping my databases on Oracle 10g but i cannot identify or kill my listener process even on server level.
I am trying to install Oracle 9i 32bit client on a windows 2008 server 64 bit OS. In the installation once I select the Oracle home directory and click on Next the whole pc just hangs. Nothing happens. When I checked the Application log I see an error with the following information.
the application (Oracle 9, from vendor Oracle) has the following problem. Oracle 9 is incompatible with this version or windows. For more information, contact Oracle.
Is there a way to check which versions or oracle installed on the machine from command line?
The thing is I don't want to login to the database so I can't use SQL Plus also, till now I ran tnsping and checked the output but in case there are several versions of different platform I got only one version that was first on the path env.
We are running Oracle Enterprise software on various client and DB servers and we are experiencing a problem (outlined here [URL] .....) where the apparent mismatch between the oracle drivers are causing the errors.
Our db servers are using 10.2.0.4 and 10.2.0.5 drivers and the clients are using 10.2.0.1.
Firstly, are the drivers the same on the Express and Enterprise editions so that if I update a development server using Express version (I don't have the authority to upgrade the Enterprise version nor the time to commission that) and it is successful, can I reasonably expect an upgrade to the Enterprise client versions on other servers to be safe/error free, baring environmental factors of course ?
Secondly, can I upgrade to version 10.2.0.5 now or do I have to go to the 11g version only ?
I am using Oracle 11g version, I wanted to check if a particular function is available in the earlier version of Oracle (Say 9i). Oracle optimizer to run the query only using the features available in the 9i version?
when migrating from 32 bit Linux to 64 bit Windows version on database standard edition, is there a server media needed?if yes, can you give me more details on what it consists of?
We are planning to upgrade a database from 9.2.0.8.0 to 10.2.0.4.0.We have a lot a PRO*C programs pre compiled using 9.2.0.8.0 (and most likely even 9.2.0.7.0) compiler.
if we could upgrade the database without having to re-compile all the programs.We have tested this approach against some of our programs. Most of them executed fine - but in 2 cases we are getting "ORA-01001 invalid cursor". I suspect, that the case is that Pre compiler version 9 is not supported against 10g databases - but I am not sure.
Would it be a better option to upgrade Pre compiler/client as the first step and the db as the second step (and would that be supported) ? We definitely don't want to upgrade both Pre compiler/Client and the Database in one goal - that would be too risky.
We have a .NET application on windows server 2008 32bit using the stored procedures on an Oracle 10g environment. We are trying to deploy the .NET application onto a 64bit x86 Windows server 2008.
We face an error trying to install the x64 version of the Oracle 10g client on windows 2008. The error we get is Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name: javaw.exe
Is the x64 version of the Oracle 10g client certified for Windows 2008? Has anyone successfully installed the 64bit version of the oracle client on win2008?
We have a workaround in place with 32 bit version of the client running with the 32 bit version of the .NET application on x64 win2008. However to maximize the infrastructure we need to use the 64 bit version or we would have to turn to MSSQL Server .
In my test server ..When i'm going to check the oralce verion .which version this one ? im not seeing anything from oracle EE or standard edition & personal edition ...
SQL> select BANNER from v$version; BANNER ---------------------------------------------------------------- Oracle Database 10g Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Production PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production CORE 10.2.0.4.0 Production TNS for Linux: Version 10.2.0.4.0 - Production NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
My oracle version is 10g.I want to update a table which has 2 million rows and 20 columns. I want to update 3 columns in my table based on a query output.
Say:- select decode(col1,'a',col2,col3) up_col1, decode(col5,'Y',20,30)* col6 up_col2, col7 up_col3 from base_tab a, update_tab b where a.key = b.key
I tried the simple update SQL, it hangs and never comeback even after 2 hrs.So I resort to PLSQL to complete my job using bulk collect with limits. Now I am stumbled upon with the Bulk update step.I referred to the BULK Update example given in [URL]...
I gone by 9i approach, I got invalid rowid error. Since the example doesn't uses a join.
I am little bit worried to go by 10g approach given in the example. I have to fetch entire row from my update table. My update table has 5 varchar(1000) fields. Anyway I am not going to affect them in my update. Whether it will occupy memory and again leads to hanging of my procedure.
In production server, already Oracle 10 and 11g sare installed. The new application designed to work on Entity Framework which nees ODP.Net 112030 Release 4 version.
As soon as ODP.Net Release got installed ont the server, the SQL Plus couldn't connect the Oracle databae. But the same setup is working all other lower environment
We have employee salary table which will have salary of an employee on daily basis (only working days). Below is the table structure:
CODEemp_salary ---------- emp_id NUMBER(15) NOT NULL effective_date DATE NOT NULL salary NUMBER(15) NOT NULL
Primary key - emp_id, effective_date..This table is yearly partitioned...I have to find out how long the salary is not changed for an employee from given date, and last salary. I am using below query to do this:
CODEWITH salary_tab AS (SELECT effective_date, salary, (CASE WHEN (LAG (salary) OVER (PARTITION BY emp_id ORDER BY effective_date ASC) = salary
[code]....
For emp_id 1, if we ran this query for 10/31/2011, then it has to compare the 10/31 salary with 10/29 and do the same until the salary mismatches. In this case, salary salary mismatch occurs on 10/20, so the stale salary period is from 10/31 to 10/21 which is 7 days.Below query will give that result:
CODE WITH salary_tab AS (SELECT effective_date, salary, (CASE WHEN (LAG (salary) OVER (PARTITION BY emp_id ORDER BY effective_date ASC) = salary
I've 2 identical tables of 300+ columns each,and each of table is having pk as combination of 2 fields.There are some fields where data is not matching. need a query which will use these two tables and return the following-
Database: oracle 9i sitting on a 32 bit machine. Client: windows7 64 bit computer installed oracle 11gr2 client
Is there a way to connect to oracle 9i database from C:WindowsSysWow64odbcad32.exe on windows 7 machine? or what is the possible way to connect to Oracle 9i database?What we need is to run crystal reports from windows 7.
I want to find out the oracle client version on a particular server. How can I do that? I used to know some files to look at, and part of the file name indicated the version #, but it's been too long and I don't remember which files they are.