Hi all !
I use Apache 2.49 as an internal proxy. It itself use a remoteProxy behind a firewall to access the WWW.
It works quite well, except for some (few) URLs :
for example
http://www.aserver.com/news/ works,
but
http://www.aserver.com/news does not work (proxy returns a 404), whereas...
A lot is 205 Mb.
Database size is around 5GB
and SGA is
select * from v$sga
NAME VALUE
Fixed Size 103396
Variable Size 87531520
Database Buffers 396623872
Redo Buffers 180224
... but DBWR has nothing to deal with SGA...
Is it a bug?
If it is a production database, I suggest that you call Oracle Support.
If your database is in archivelog mode, you may try to do a
"alter database recover automatic" when connected as a sysdba.
If your database is not in archivelog mode, you way need to restore a full cold backup.
Hi all!
A database process, ora_dbw0_MYSID uses a lot of memory on my system (far too much compared to the database size).
Do you know what this process is? What initialization parameters can modify this process memory usage ?
Thanks a lot for answers!
A view should work!
create view my_view is (
select * from db1.apps.gl_balances
where dt<xxx
union all
select * from db1.arch.gl_balances
where dt>=xxx
)
owner of my_view should have been granted the "select" right on apps.gl_balances and arch.gl_balances directly...
Great Dave !
It is always useful to read tech-tips ! I thought I knew a good way to unchain rows (analyze table list chain rows into..), but I did not know the "MOVE" trick...
Thanks a lot!
Hi all!
I am very new to Apache, and I am looking for a simple way to write a filter to modify URL in HTML content delivered by Apache in proxy mode.
For example my proxy is "ProxyServer"
it is a reverse proxy to "Server1" and to "Server2"...
Pabloj:
Some people were complaining about oracle license fees (I do so...). So I asked in this thread. I don't want to be "flamed" after opening a thread on SAP DB in an Oracle user group.
Did you only test that database or did you use it in production?
Thanks a lot for your answer palbano.
I am on a windows environment too.
The path to the DLL is in the OS PATH.
I tried to copy the missing dll file to C:\WINNT and it worked (but it is not very satisfied by this workaround ...).
- So why does it look in C:\WINNT and not in the PATH ?
This...
I tested a JAVA API that does JNI in a standard JAVA application and it works properly.
I have problems using it in a servlet : I get an error message: "java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no xxx in java.library.path" where xxx is the name of a dll used by the JAVA API.
I know that this...
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