I am installing oracle 11g R2 (Oracle Database 11g Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production) on linux box, by the time the SID provided was 9 characters like oimdbdevd. The completion of installation showing as oimdbdevd for sid. But the init.ora file and database table v$database are showing only oimdbdev.
I have an urgent requirement to kill an existing session if a new session starts for the same user. I have been reading lot of blogs and posts on the above topic, but could clearly tell me how to do it.
I thought of putting a process in 101 page when login button is pressed to catch this and kill the old session.
i want to control our session in database oracle10g which means that:x is not allowed to connect to the database, if x try to connect to the database his session will be blocked and a message must be sent to the administrator.
I am a developer and not a DBA and I need to find th correct query to find the exact rowid of the record locked on a table. This is for a RAC database and locked record can be from the web form in oracle application server. When I try to get the correct row id, I get the following error:
ORA-01410 - Invalid row id For the criteria, the output is Dbms_Rowid.rowid_create(1, -1, 36, 7845, 0), why I get a -1 for the ROW_WAIT_OBJ#?
Additional Information: The lock type is DML and the lock mode is: Row Exclusive, the table is locked and the program is web oracle forms executing.
I am executing the query in Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0
How to accomplish getting the correct rowid? Below is the selection criteria I have:
We are using Apex 4.0/Oracle 10gR2/ Hp-Ux, We noticed that there is a process Running in Two Sessions that seems running since 3 Hours using 60% CPU,** 30% given below sql it executes in two Sessions!
declare function x return boolean is begin -- if instr(upper(:F4000_P4651_PLUG_SOURCE),'ORDER BY')>0 then declare l_position number := 0; begin loop l_position := instr(upper(:F4000_P4651_PLUG_SOURCE),'ORDER BY ',l_position + 1) ; exit when instr(upper(:F4000_P4651_PLUG_SOURCE),'ORDER BY ',l_position + 1) = 0 ;
I have an application in Form 6i and I have implemented expiration of Session-level database of profiles, the problem I have is that I do not know in which time expired the session because it shows me no message and the application is open, try to do something and begin to get errors .
Three databases: A, R1, R2. Database A is local and the other two databases are remote. Database A has one db link to each remote database (dblinkR1 and dblinkR2).
In some of my queries I need to get data from the remote databases, but the remote database to use depends on the application user, so, I would like to dynamically use one of the database links.
Something like this:
1 � user logs into the application; 2 � based on the user credentials the application defines the db link to use; 3 � query data using the defined db link.
(for example)
SELECT a.col1, a.col2 FROM table_A@dyndblink a ORDER BY a.col1;
@dyndblink would be a "pointer" to dblinkR1 or dblinkR1.
Is there a way to dynamically define the database link to use (at a session level)?
One issue happens frequently in My database,Logwr process blocking other session,when i checked blocked session in v$session wait_class was commit and event was logfile sync,
As per this we predicate Logbuffer Might be full so i just to reboot server,Note server was 32 Bit i can allocate only 1GB of SGA SYStem not allows me to increase SGA further. Server reboot is proper solution?
I used to find out locked table and session from database....query with SYS user but i want to hand over the user session kill role to location level IT person so i have created one user in database named as rab and i have given "select any table,alter session and Grant dba to that rab user,but with that user they will drop and delete any table also
col owner format a12 col object_name format a25 col ORACLE_USERNAME format a15 col OS_USER_NAME format a15 col OBJECT_TYPE format a15 set lines 140 [code]....
Server: Windows 2008 R2 x64 Oracle Database 11g Release 11.2.0.1.0 Standard Edition
I recently applied the Oracle® Database Server Version 11.2.0.1 Patch 16 I have several databases running on this box with the same application.Since then I've had lots of customers complaining about slow systems. The server has plenty of RAM availableI also have several other servers all on the same versions, same patch, running the same application with no issues.
Looking at v$session there are often lots of active sessions that have a sql_address of "00". I've never seen this before and I regularly look at v$session, as you can see for below these have been running for a while. The sessions do drop off but I am at a loss as to what is happening.
select username, last_call_et, sid, serial#, user#, status, sql_address, sql_hash_value from v$session where username is not null and status = 'ACTIVE' order by last_call_et desc, sid
Backup for database has been working fine until today. Today, about 1/3 of the way through the backup (large database), I got this... RMAN-12005: error during channel cleanup RMAN-10038: database session for channel sbt_4 terminated unexpectedly ...and the backup died.
Never seen before and the research I've done online has been less than useful. This database is an SAP/oracle db with brtools 7.20 (22) and is using the new parameter in its init.sap file, called "_rman_chan_failo = yes", to address disagreement between brtools and oracle about channel drops being ok if all datafiles backed up.
Nothing in the alert log at the time of this error.
Is it possible to alter a session within Oracle forms as I get the following error when trying to compile the following block.
BEGIN EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ( 'alter session set nls_date_format = 'DD-MON-YYYY'''); END;
Error: Encountered the symbol "IMMEDIATE" when expecting one of the following
The basic requirement is to validate a date field on the form against the current system date, but as the form is in format DD-MON-YYYY and the Database on M/D/YYYY I am struggling to compare dates successfully.
I just want to write some data in a particular table,But I dont want it to be archivedSo is it possible to disable archiving in session level Oracle 11g Rel 2
I am trying use host command in Oracle forms. I get the process id as input from the user and on clicking ok the form should kill the session related to process id.
PS: Users will be entering only frmweb.exe process id which are inactive.
cmd := 'CMD /C taskkill /F /FI /pid 'process which is got as input' /IM frmweb.exe'; host(cmd)I also tried by writing the above command into a .bat file in application server.When trying to execute the bat file it din work. But when tryin to run the bat file by double clicking in Application server the session was killed.
On executing the above I am unable to kill the process. I would also like to know whether the host command was successful or not. Orakill and alter session are working but I don want to use it.
Can I extract data from our Oracle server regarding the no. of sessions per day? But the problem is that our Boss wants a previous dates from April 11-17, 2011.
I got a primary database with a logical standby database running Oracle 11g. I got two client applications, one is the production site pointing to the primary one, another one is just a backup site pointing to the logical one.Things will only be written into the primary database every mid night and client applications can only query the database but not add, update nor delete.And now, I want to apply the latest patch on both of my databases. I am also the DNS administrator, I can make the name server pointing to the backup site instead of the production one.I want to firstly apply the patch on the logical one, and then the physical one.
I found some reference which explains how to apply patches by adopting "Rolling Upgrade Method". however, I want to avoid doing any "switch over" mentioned in the reference because I can make use of name server. Can I just apply patches as the following way?
1)Stop SQL apply 2)Apply patches on logical standby database 3)let the name server point to the backup site 4)Apply patches on the primary database 5)Start SQL apply 6)Let the name server point back to the production site
I am connecting to Oracle 9i using JDBC in my JSP/Servlets web pages. I am closing all my connections in Finally blocks.
Everything works great during the day with JDBC and Oracle.But after a Web crawler runs through our web server at 3 AM the next morning a v$session check shows several lines of JDBC Thin Client inactive status. find exactly what sql statement or program that could be causing the JDBC Thin Client to show up?