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Oracle OpenWorld Unconference Session

Session Title :Oracle & Linux (insert correct title)
Time : 2-3pm
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Date : Monday 12th
(insert correct date)
Location : Moscone West 3rd Floor Overlooks
Room A (insert correct room)

For the first time ever at Oracle OpenWorld (or any other major enterprise software industry conference), attendees will have the opportunity to directly participate by presenting their own session or workshop on a topic they're passionate about, in an informal, interactive setting.

Session Description: (insert session description)
Simply add your name and topic on the Unconference agenda whiteboard/wiki at the Moscone West 3rd Floor Overlooks. Speaking slots are limited to 2-6pm on Monday through Wednesday and 2-5pm on Thursday, so sign up early. Then show up at the appointed time and place with your laptop and presentation (projector and screen provided by us), and the floor is yours! Audience interaction and discussion are encouraged.


Related OpenWorld Content: (insert session description)
Simply add your name and topic on the Unconference agenda whiteboard/wiki at the Moscone West 3rd Floor Overlooks. Speaking slots are limited to 2-6pm on Monday through Wednesday and 2-5pm on Thursday, so sign up early.


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jagmeet.singh01 how to recover a database 1 Oct 1 2009, 1:35 PM EDT by Sumit_Sengupta
Thread started: Sep 29 2009, 1:02 AM EDT  Watch
Hi Guys,

I have small query or u can say a real life incident.
I have taken the full database in the night at around 23:00 hrs. On next day at around 09:00 hrs I added one more datafile to the same database and at around 14:30 hrs my database got corrupted and lost all my datafiles. The only way was to do a full database recovery.
But is there some way so that i could recovery my new datafile which i added at around 09:30 hrs in the morning.

pls suggest somthing on this.
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HAGGAR HOW TO MOVE DATAFILES FROM ONE DISK RAID TO ANOTHER 4 May 2 2008, 2:40 PM EDT by emocat
Thread started: Nov 24 2007, 3:42 PM EST  Watch
For Tunning reasons : perform The I/O from the Instance to datafiles (database). I decide to move some Index datafiles from One DISK RAID to another.
I'm on Linux Redhat Server and Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0
My database 's On PRODUCTION and there 're many web applications updating some databases tables and for sure using Index tablespace. I preapared yet my procedure to move datafiles but I'm posting this to be sure that I will not have BAD EFFECTS on my Oracle database.
So I plan without SHUTDOWN MY DATABASE to these steps :
/*Step1 : */
ALTER TABLESPACE INDX OFFLINE ;
/*Step 2 : move datafiles to new disk raid*/
mv /u01/oraindx/DB01/indx01_05.dbf /u01/oraindx2/DB01/indx01_05.dbf
/*Step 3 : */
ALTER TABLESPACE INDX RENAME DATAFILE '/u01/oraindx/DB01/indx01_05.dbf' TO '/u01/oraindx2/DB01/indx01_05.dbf';
/*Step 4 : */
ALTER TABLESPACE INDX ONLINE ;
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LotusOracle Creating Reports 0 Mar 5 2008, 9:09 PM EST by LotusOracle
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Hi, I am a high school oracle student, studying for our VA FBLA state competition. I was wondering can anyone tell me how to create a report using SQL in a 10g environment.
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