<—- Blogroll Report 03/07/2009 – 10/07/2009
Here are this week’s technical highlights
1- Tablespace_name like _$deleted$ in dba_tab_partition Bug:8291493
Jeff Moss – $deleted$ tablespace names bug
2- Easy connect namins(EXCONNECT) with ORA-12504
Mark Williams – SQL*Plus, EZCONNECT, Password Prompt, and ORA-12504
3-Libray cache definition with libray example
Aman Sharma – Library Cache, A Distant Look….
4- CTAS and copied constraints
Laurent Schneider – CTAS and NOT NULL
5- How to do a clean XML DB installation
Marco Gralike – HOWTO: Do a clean XML DB installation…
6- How to enable disable Row Shipping feature in 10.2.0.1> (_enable_row_shipping parameter)
Mladin Madrakovic – Wide Table Select ( Row Shipping )
7- Review of July 2009 CPU
Integrity – Oracle Critical Patch Update July 2009 Pre-Release Analysis
8- Poor man’s data vault project
Chet Justice – DBA: Poor Man’s Data Vault
9- Proof of Transparent Data Encryption
Liang Gang Yu – Data Block Dump in Oracle – part 4 – vs. Transparent Data Encyption
10 -How to decode block dump with UTL_RAW
Dion Cho –Decoding block dump using UTL_RAW
11 – Restrictions on PL/SQL functions with DML content
Shailesh Mishra – Workaround the DMLs: PL/SQL function restrictions
12 – Why to use Autoallocate for tablespace growth
Hemant K Chitale – Sizing OR Growing a Table in AUTOALLOCATE
13 – How to encrypt compress and mask with Data Pump in 11G (New features)
Arup Nanda – Encrypt, compress, mask, and deliver information with Oracle Data Pump.
14 – How to avoid ORA-01652 after executing “alter table compress…”
Marko Sutic – How to avoid ORA-01652 after executing “alter table compress…”
15 – Demonstration for Delayed cursor invalidation for databases above 10G.
Harald van Breederode – Rolling Cursor Invalidation
16 – How to provide exact cardinality of a collection used in a TABLE() query, to CBO
Adrian Billington – Collection CARDinality
Oracle Forums (Did not have time this weekend)
High library cache load lock waits in AWR
Unable to create public synonym
Blogroll Report 17/07/2009 – 24/07/2009—->
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