Application developers sometimes receive a deadlock error and cannot see which queries are deadlocked. That’s why they demand this information from you. We can capture …
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How to Find Locks on Library Cache Objects
We can see the locks on Library cache objects in V$ACCESS (GV$ACCESS on RAC systems). The dependency on objects is managed by library locks. …
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You may receive this error when you want to import data from a file such as Excel to the sql server. You must install …
Read More »GROUPING and GROUPING_ID Functions in SQL Server(TSQL)
We can create subtotal and grandtotal rows for the grouped data with WITH ROLLUP, WITH CUBE and GROUPING SETS operators. You can find details …
Read More »WITH ROLLUP and WITH CUBE Operators in SQL Server(TSQL)
We use the WITH ROLLUP and WITH CUBE operators with the GROUP BY statement. So before you read this article, I suggest you read the …
Read More »CHECKSUM_AGG Function in SQL Server(TSQL)
Creates a checksum value of a data set. You can use it to check if data in a column is being modified. accepts int …
Read More »How To Change the Cluster interconnect and public interface in RAC databases
In RAC databases, serious cluster wait events are seen, usually due to the low speed of interconnect interfaces. Therefore, after the installation, faster hardware interfaces …
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You moved the database to another instance and created a new login for this database instead of moving the login from the old instance …
Read More »APPROX_COUNT_DISTINCT Function in SQL Server(TSQL)
This function returns an estimated number of non-null unique values in a data set. It came with SQL Server 2019. Let’s create a table …
Read More »ORA-00313: open failed for members of log group Error on Standby Database
ORA-00313 error can be received depending on any problem in redo log files in standby database. The possible error message will be as follows. …
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