I am new to Oracle. And I have come across a problem. Firstly,I want to check the privileges of the sysman account:
I have a table with the following column: NOTEIDNUMBER NOT NULL, For all intents and purposes, this column is the primary key.This table has a few thousand rows, each with a unique ID.Before, the a
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I\'m using a table a table called T and have a column called C_I (Index) and C_D (Data). Now I would like to only have the row in the index if C_D = null.
I have the following table: create table Mike_Test ( Idraw(32)default sys_guid() not null primary key, Valuevarchar2(80) not null unique
I have a lastname and a firstname. I need to be able to search for smith or smith j. I have this in my where clause:
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Our Oracle 10g database was recently upgraded to 11g. The database is running on a Windows Server 2003 X64 machine. In SQL queries from a .NET application that access a table that has a TIMESTAMP (6)
I\'ve got a query like select x from tableName where startDate <= now; When i query the database without the date fields, everything works as expected. As soon as i start using date or timestamp
I have some very large tables (to me anyway), as in millions of rows.I am loading them from a legacy system and it is taking forever.Assuming hardware is ok that is fast.How can I speed this up?I have
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