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noumian moving oracle database to another computer 7 Wednesday, 6:09 PM EDT by UberDbaGuy
Thread started: Dec 19 2007, 12:21 PM EST  Watch
i have to move the oracle database (version 9) from one computer to another one.
how can i do that using? export/import ?
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gekosan OEM DB Control 11g SNMP Traps 0 Tuesday, 5:53 AM EDT by gekosan
Thread started: Tuesday, 5:53 AM EDT  Watch
Hi,

I have configured OEM DB Control to send SNMP traps. The configuration looks OK, as when I click the "Test" button, I see the trap between the OEM and the local snmptrapd, and also between the snmptrapd and the three configured SNMP managers.

I need a way to show a customer that a trap is sent under "operational" conditions. I tried just shutting down an instance of the database (it is a 2 instance RAC database), but I do not see any trap. My question is should I expect to see a trap for "management shutdown" of an instance. If so, has anybody any idea which bit of configuration I might still be missing (I have selected all the Notifications to generate SNMP traps). If "management" shutdown does not produce a trap does anybody know a simple way to get the OEM to generate a trap on demand, other than the "test" button.

Many thanks,
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rahul.bitz automatic columns in create table statements 0 Jul 10 2010, 1:48 AM EDT by rahul.bitz
Thread started: Jul 10 2010, 1:48 AM EDT  Watch
hi
i am using oracle 9i and was facing problem in my create table while i was declaring a column as automatic to compute values from other columns in my table but didn't work properly.
my create table statement is :
create table hello
(
x int not null,
y int not null,
z int not null,
code
automatic as (((x*1000)+(y*100)+(z)) as int),
primary key(x,y,z)
);
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