Posted in DBA, tagged DBA, SOX, TIPS on May 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Be proactive. Don’t let your manager be blindsided in the hallway by some problem you’ve been working on. “You’d be surprised at people who are up all night fixing a problem and don’t tell anyone,” Floss said.
Be flexible. Are you willing to pitch in on anything? “My favorite person is the person who will do [...]
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By decipherinfosysThis project needed to support having multiple NULL values in the column and still have a UNIQUE constraint. That is allowed by Oracle but not in SQL Server and DB2 LUW. There is a way to make this work in SQL Server and DB2 LUW also but that requires a work-around. Consider this table:
CREATE [...]
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User comments for the following queries are highly appreciated..
How does one compare data between 2 identical tables in DB2 ? In Oracle, one can use the minus option which is not there in DB2.
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Requirement: if a Month from drop down list gets selected, the corresponding days populates in the tabular form. For ex, if January 2008 gets selected, then it should populate 1st january-Tuesday,2nd January-Wednesday and so on.
Option 1:
SELECT TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, ‘fmDDTH’)||’ of ‘||TO_CHAR (SYSDATE, ‘fmMonth – day’)||’, ‘||TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, ‘YYYY’) “Ides” FROM DUAL
Option 2:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE show_dates (i_date [...]
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Password file is required to start the database up. There is no mandate to configure manually; the database can take care of that and only changes it when a user is granted SYSDBA or database startup privileges. The password file is used when starting the instance and controls access to the control files (startup mount) [...]
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