Rather than manually entering every line, it is suggested to enter all the settings into a new script file that you can execute in SQL*Plus in a single command. Create a new script file with the EDIT statement:
localuser:oracle being added to access control list dlanza@oracle12cr2:~> xhost access control enabled, only authorized clients can connect SI:localuser:oracle Verify that oracle user can run X11 apps. In this case, use xclock app to check it out. Install it by using YaST or zypper comman...
Open a third terminal window and set the environment again. Now run the extend client to load data into the cache. This simply loads the tables DEPARTMENTS and EMPLOYEES into the cache so we have some data to access from JRuby: Copy Copied to Clipboard Error: Could not Copy $ ant run-de...
1) You have to do "point-in-time" restoration in order to see your table. For RMAN, if you do a only Restore Database... it will apply back all the transactions including the one which you drop the database. That's the reson why you don't see your table. You have to restore ...
To test the migration of data from Amazon RDS for Oracle to Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL, we provide an Amazon RDS for Oracle snapshot for you to use. This snapshot contains one schema and user, both with the name awsorauser, and five tables. Two tables in this...
1.Check /etc/hosts file to verify it has correct syntax: <IP address> <hostname.domain> <hostname> and for one hostname don't have multiple entries. 2.Before starting the concurrent managers using adcmctl.sh,Make sure all concurrent managers process FNDLIBR have been shutdown at the OS ...
ODAT’s `sidguesser` module targets this fundamental component by attempting to guess the SID of a target Oracle database instance. As shown in Figure 12, the help message output displays all the options that the `sidguesser` module accommodates. By leveraging a list...
SQL*Loader loads data from external files into tables of an Oracle database. It has a powerful data parsing engine that puts little limitation on the format of the data in the data file. You can use SQL*Loader to do the following: ...
ORA-02025: all tables in the SQL statement must be at the remote database But you can workaround that issue with some PL/SQL (I’m not saying it’s efficient): begin for i in (select col1, col2, col3 from demo) loop insert into "demo"@mysql("col1","col2", "col3") ...
On Database 12c, you’ve done setup the network access control list That’s a lot of buts. Let’s plow through them! Wait, wait, wait. Before you do anything else: start SQL Developer, connect to your database, and load your PL/SQL object into the Procedure Editor (not the worksheet...