Data Conversion

Hi, I'm looking around for opinions. We're running Oracle 10g, we have the need now for a VARCHAR2 column with 6000 characters. I know the standard thing is to create a LOB column. We have not LOB column in our database. I have 2 options here: The first is to create 2 columns, and, use a function on SELECT and a

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Dear group, I have some oracle 9208 databases on windows(32bit), some oracle 10.2.0.1 database on linux(32 bit) and our new database is Oracle 10.2.03 on Linux(64 bit). My question is, 1) do I have to use Oracle grid control 64 bit, or it does not matter? 2) for the agent for the client, should it be 32 bit or 64 bit? shold

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Greetings, Could someone point me in the right direction? I'm not a web developer - just a budding perl dude (who's really a database guy). I'd like to (at first) read from database (using DBI) and display the contents on a web page. The trick is I want to do it on the same page that the action button resides and pop the output of the perl program

Hello, Anyone using Oracle with Ruby ? I did some tests using ruby-oci8 and it appears that it's 2-3 times slower than SQL*Plus or Perl. I wrote a script which dumps 500.000 records of a big table into a comma separated flat file. Oracle server and client are version 10.2.0.3.0. So I wonder why Ruby is so slow ?

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I managed to get my threading script to work, to a point. I can launch an arbitrary number of threads, and have them run concurrently. But the processor is not being fully exploited. If I launch ONE child process in one thread, one of the four available cores is nearly fully utilized (about 95% of that one core's cycles.

You know, this is why developers should never be given access to the server. We are running ORacle 10g. We were going to drop a database and recreate it on our development box. Rather, a developer deleted all of the datafiles AND the software. I'm here at home with an SSH connection to work. Can I download the

I wrote the following script to test whether, if I try writing to an invalid filehandle, the error message would get sent to the browser: use strict; use IO::File; use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser); print "Content-type: text/html\n\n"; nobody my $fh = IO::File->new("> doesnotexist.txt"); print $fh "foo";