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  1. pissallio

    How can i add the current directory to command prompt in solaris ?

    log in to the system using C shell, .cshrc file resides in the user's home directory and the following entries was included in the file : set prompt=`hostname`% As we know the above command is to set the command prompt. What can i do in order to include the current directory name in the command...
  2. pissallio

    Whether the online redo log file is in active or inactive mode ?

    Hi,Santa Excellent solutions to my problems. Thanks!
  3. pissallio

    Whether the online redo log file is in active or inactive mode ?

    Hi,santa I have observe the v$log of an nonarchived-log database in order to find something. Two status were found about the v$log; the 1st status: GROUP# ARCHIVED STATUS 1 NO INACTIVE 2 NO ACTIVE 3 NO CURRENT Because the database was in...
  4. pissallio

    Dynamic performance views

    Thank you for your reminding
  5. pissallio

    Dynamic performance views

    The data dictionary can be devided into two catagories: 1. Data dictionary tables 2. dynamic performance tables Are all tables started with "V$" dynamic performance tables? such as V$BACKUP ?V$DATAFILE ?V$TEMPFILE ?V$TABLESPACE Any other tables that belong to dynamic performance views ?
  6. pissallio

    Whether the online redo log file is in active or inactive mode ?

    SQL>select group,sequence,archived,status from v$log GROUP# SEQUENCE# ARCHIVED STATUS 1 193938 YES ACTIVE 2 193939 NO CURRENT 3 193937 YES INACTIVE 9 193936 YES INACTIVE My Oracle database was in archived mode. And if an online redo log file was in "active"...
  7. pissallio

    Discussion of The OMF concept

    What's the benefit of using OMF ? Here is additional two puzzles i have met with: If I want to use OMF, Do i have to define the "DB_CREATE_ONLINE_LOG_DEST_N" and "DB_DATA_FILE" parameter in the initSID.ora file first ? When create a database using "create database" command, I intend not to...
  8. pissallio

    "fixed+variable"="java_pool_size + large_pool_size+shared_pool_si

    Hi,santa Thanks for your reply. We can use "show sga" to list fixed size and variable size. I think that "fixed size+variable size" should be equal to "java_pool_size + large_pool_size+shared_pool_size" which is configured in the init.ora file. Am i right ?
  9. pissallio

    Why the dbwn would write uncommited data to the datafile ?

    Hi,santa It really helps. Thanks for your continuous help
  10. pissallio

    Why the dbwn would write uncommited data to the datafile ?

    In "ORACLE 9i DBA Fundermentals-1",page 1-33,the following description about checkpoint can be found : "An event called a checkpoint occurs when the Oracle background process DBWn writes all the modified database buffers in the SGA,including both committed and uncommitted data,to the data...
  11. pissallio

    Divide the shared pool into fixed and variable structures

    Hi,santa Thanks for your reply. We can use "show sga" to list fixed size and variable size. I think that "fixed size+variable size" should be equal to "java_pool_size + large_pool_size+shared_pool_size" which is configured in the init.ora file. Am i right ?
  12. pissallio

    Why the kbytes of the filesystem is smaller than size of the slice ?

    Hi,daFanze It's a newly created fs
  13. pissallio

    Divide the shared pool into fixed and variable structures

    As we know the shared pool enviroment contains both fixed and variable structures,what's the benefit of that ? If the shared pool enviroment contains only fixed or variable structures, what will be the result ?
  14. pissallio

    Why the kbytes of the filesystem is smaller than size of the slice ?

    # df -k Filesystem kbytes used avail capacity Mounted on /dev/dsk/c0t1d0s0 962571 10 866304 1% /chh partition> print Current partition table (quar): Total disk cylinders available: 7506 + 2 (reserved cylinders) Part Tag Flag Cylinders Size Blocks 0 unassigned wm 0 - 434 1000.84MB...
  15. pissallio

    compress does not save disk space ?

    Hi,KenCunningham gunzip also works fine which i have already tried.
  16. pissallio

    Query the SCSI ID of the disk ?

    What about the "d"? Thanks in advance
  17. pissallio

    Query the SCSI ID of the disk ?

    The name of a slice is "cxtxdxsx", Which does the "x" following "t" stand for, The scsi id of the disk ? What about the "x" after "s" ?
  18. pissallio

    the number of accessible cylinders less than the all cylinders

    # prtvtoc /dev/rdsk/c0t1d0s2 * /dev/rdsk/c0t1d0s2 partition map * * Dimensions: * 512 bytes/sector * 248 sectors/track * 19 tracks/cylinder * 4712 sectors/cylinder * 7508 cylinders * 7506 accessible cylinders The number of accessbile cylinders is 7506 , less than 7508. why ? Where...
  19. pissallio

    use newfs -m %free command to preset the percentage of free space

    Hi Matthew In your reply: Secondly, root can write to that space: This allows logs to continue to function and root to have room to move and sort things out after you fill it up. You mean that if a file system is mounted with the "logging" option, the log file of the file system will take up...

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