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ECCPRD to Q05 system copy 2018.01.25 first part V7000 storage for storage LUN copy Using a consistency group for LUN cloning To map a clone volume to a new host Force the import of the volume group on the new host because the AIX image is

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About Oracle ASM instances About Oracle ASM disk groups About grouping and failure groups About Oracle ASM Disks About Oracle ASM files About Oracle ASM instances The Oracle ASM instance is built based on the same technology as the Oracle

Except for the reprinted content, this article is original site: reposted from lovewifelovelife-Roger's Oracle technology blog link: when the data file size of windows oracle is 0, a netizen's database is deployed in windows, which may be due to

Abstract: This article describes how to install the oracle9.2.0 database in the RedHat Linux9 environment. Keyword: oracle9i RedHat Linux9 Kernel Parameter environment variable Oracle817 is always used in the RedHat linux7.1 environment. Sort out

Reprinted from http://blog.csdn.net/cuker919/article/details/8514253Select Segment_name, bytes as sizeFrom User_segmentswhere Segment_type = ' TABLE ' and segment_name in (' view_jlzdh_mp_dl_day_01 ', ' view_jlzdh_mp_dl_day_02 ', ' View_jlzdh_mp_ Dl_

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The table size has two meanings. One is the number of physical spaces allocated to a table, regardless of whether the space is used or not. You can query the number of bytes as follows: Select segment_name, bytesFrom user_segmentsWhere

Before we introduce oracle9i, we'll introduce some information about Oracle, and let your friends know more about Oracle. In 1977, Larry Airison and Bob Miner and Ed Oates created a software development lab (Software Development Laboratories). The

Oracle basic concepts and comparison with informix I. ConceptsUser: informix directly uses the user management system of the operating system. Generally, root and informix are used as super operators to manage other users. Oracle has its own user