Undo tablespace is extremely used during peak times. There is a possibility that some operations may be interrupted if you go uncontrolled. You should regularly …
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Are You Ready for the Oracle Database 19c Administration Certification?
Why DBA should pass the Oracle Database 19c OCP exam? DBA should get ready for new features & they should test themselves through latest certification. …
Read More »How To Setup Passwordless ssh in Exadata Using dcli
Although passwordless ssh connection is established between compute node and cell nodes in the Exadata installation, this connection can be broken due to some problems. …
Read More »How To Find Wasted Space in Table in Oracle
Gaps occur in the blocks due to deletion operations in the tables. These spaces remain as wasted space. These spaces should be determined and shrink …
Read More »enq: TM – contention
Oracle attempts to put a lock on the table with the foreign key if a change is made to the main table with the primary …
Read More »enq: HW – contention
Enqueues are shared memory structures that serialize access to database resources.(locks) They can be associated with a session or transaction. HW (high water mark) is …
Read More »How To View Active Requests on Exadata Cell Node
An active request represents a client- or application-centric view of I / O requests processed by the cell node. You can view active requests on …
Read More »ORA-14086: a partitioned index may not be rebuilt as a whole
If you attempt to rebuild an entire index while rebuilding a partitioned index, you may receive an ORA-14086 error. [crayon-6742c23f946e0179402701/] To solve the problem, rebuild …
Read More »Drop Temp Tablespace Taking Long Time
If there is a session that uses the temp tablespace you are trying to drop, the drop operation starts waiting. The drop operation is completed …
Read More »enq: SS – contention wait event
“enq: SS – contention” wait event may occur in problems with temp tablespace usage in Oracle RAC databases. At the same time, SMON may be …
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