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

    Hi,Santa Excellent solutions to my problems. Thanks!
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    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...
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    Dynamic performance views

    Thank you for your reminding
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    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 ?
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    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"...
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    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...
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    "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 ?
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    Why the dbwn would write uncommited data to the datafile ?

    Hi,santa It really helps. Thanks for your continuous help
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    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...
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    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 ?
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    Why the kbytes of the filesystem is smaller than size of the slice ?

    Hi,daFanze It's a newly created fs
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    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 ?
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    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...

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