Data Conversion

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I would like to know what would be some performance goals for DBAs ? I can think of customer satisfaction and database availability being some. What else can I have as performance goals for my DBAs and more important what can I have as some stretch goals ? Would love to hear some suggestions on some of the goals you have or provide

I would like to know what would be some performance goals for DBAs ? I can think of customer satisfaction and database availability being some. What else can I have as performance goals for my DBAs and more important what can I have as some stretch goals ? Would love to hear some suggestions on some of the goals you have or provide

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Hello, I applied the patch from Oracle 10.2.0.1 to 10.2.0.3 (Machine: Windows XP, SP 2) tnsping works fine. However, wenn connecting with sqplplus or TOAD, I get the following: ORA-12514: TNS:listener does not currently know of service requested in connect descriptor I get this on the server itself, and also on all client PCs.

Hello, I applied the patch from Oracle 10.2.0.1 to 10.2.0.3 (Machine: Windows XP, SP 2) tnsping works fine. However, wenn connecting with sqplplus or TOAD, I get the following: ORA-12514: TNS:listener does not currently know of service requested in connect descriptor I get this on the server itself, and also on all client PCs.

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This is an excerpt from the latest version perlfaq5.pod, which comes with the standard Perl distribution. These postings aim to reduce the number of repeated questions as well as allow the community to review and update the answers. The latest version of the complete perlfaq is at [link] .

When using the switch / case construct I have found it necessary (desirable?) to be able to change the "case" on the fly. For example (this is a typed in example, not the true code): switch ($action) { case "save" { # save the new information $action = "list"; # show them all the information available

When using the switch / case construct I have found it necessary (desirable?) to be able to change the "case" on the fly. For example (this is a typed in example, not the true code): switch ($action) { case "save" { # save the new information $action = "list"; # show them all the information available

For years I have always done various versions the following (and I know there is probably some perlish way of doing it better, but old habits die hard) to go through a list of data and build a string that contains only certain matched data: $stuff = "": foreach $temp (@dbf) { @rbf = split(/\t/,$temp);

For years I have always done various versions the following (and I know there is probably some perlish way of doing it better, but old habits die hard) to go through a list of data and build a string that contains only certain matched data: $stuff = "": foreach $temp (@dbf) { @rbf = split(/\t/,$temp);

Using Oracle 10g I've always used this form of inner joins - 1. select BOOKSHELF.Title from BOOKSHELF, BOOK_ORDER where BOOKSHELF.Title = BOOK_ORDER.Title; A colleague tells me that I should be using this form (but can't tell me why?) - 2. select Title from BOOKSHELF inner join BOOK_ORDER using (Title);

Using Oracle 10g I've always used this form of inner joins - 1. select BOOKSHELF.Title from BOOKSHELF, BOOK_ORDER where BOOKSHELF.Title = BOOK_ORDER.Title; A colleague tells me that I should be using this form (but can't tell me why?) - 2. select Title from BOOKSHELF inner join BOOK_ORDER using (Title);

Hi, I have a SQL file (generated by mysql), it is over 2GB in size and its few lines are: cat -n test.sql 1 -- MySQL dump 8.23 2 -- 3 ... 4 ... Now, I have a program to read the file line by line: use strict; if ( scalar(@ARGV) == 1 ) { my $filename = ( $ARGV[0] ); open(IN_FILE, $filename) or die("Could not open the file.");

Hi, I have a SQL file (generated by mysql), it is over 2GB in size and its few lines are: cat -n test.sql 1 -- MySQL dump 8.23 2 -- 3 ... 4 ... Now, I have a program to read the file line by line: use strict; if ( scalar(@ARGV) == 1 ) { my $filename = ( $ARGV[0] ); open(IN_FILE, $filename) or die("Could not open the file.");