<—- Blogroll Report 24/07/2009 – 31/07/2009
It is a bit late but I had decent excuses like post upgrade problems (as usual on a system which wasnt tested properly when it was test db )
1- Why not to trust ASH.TIME_WAITED ?
Vitaliy Mogilevskiy- Making sense of ASH TIME_WAITED Units
2- Restrictions when using union all with Fast refreshable materialized views
Rob Van Wijk- Fast refreshable materialized view errors, part four: union all MV’s
3- Reasons of big SYSTEM tablespaces
Martin Widlake- Why is my SYSTEM Tablespace so Big?
4- Oracle on Linux in Windows without virtualization tools.
Marcin Przepiorowski- andLinux and Oracle
5- How does Oracle fast refresh materialized views containing only joins of master tables
Alberto Dell’Era- fast refresh of join-only materialized views -algorithm summary
6- How to increase performance for data unloading from Oracle to other vendors via Oracle Heterogeneous Services
Ilmar Kerm- High performance data unloading from Oracle to ODBC database
7- Example of diagnosing a multipath problem
Martin Decker- Multipathing Configuration issue waiting to happen
8- Library Cache Pin wait caused by PL/SQL compalition
Kubilay Kara – Library Cache Pin Waits during PL/SQL compilation
9- Why export import is not reliable for detacting corrupt data blocks.
Jared Still- Detecting Corrupt Data Blocks
10- How to solve installation of grid control agent problem on active passive microsoft cluster environment
Alex Fatkulin – How to install Oracle Grid Control Agents on a Windows failover cluster with no downtime
11- ORA-4031 when there is plenty of free space in SGA.
Riyaj Shamsudeen- ORA-4031 and Shared Pool Duration
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