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11g Environment Setting: ======================= —————————————————————– ==>cat .profile . /oracle/app/oracle/set_env_var_dba PS1=” `hostname`*${ORACLE_SID}-${PWD} ==>” EDITOR=vi; export EDITOR set -o vi stty erase PATH=$PATH:. dba() { cd /oracle/app/oracle/scripts/MAINT/DBA/bin } ———————————————————————————— ==>cat /oracle/app/oracle/set_env_var_dba # This File Sets all the Oracle Environment Variables and is called from # Each Users’s . profile file. # # Please Don’t change these settings…

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export INSTANCE_NAME=`echo $ORACLE_SID | tr ‘[:upper:]’ ‘[:lower:]’` export ORA_BDUMP=$ORACLE_HOME/admin/”$ORACLE_SID”_`hostname`/diag/rdbms/$INSTANCE_NAME/$ORACLE_SID/trace

A common misconception is that the ‘audit any procedure’ is a privileges auditing option associated with the privilege ‘alter any procedure’ and thus does NOT cover the alteration of a procedure that is owned by the user altering it. Note that AUDIT PROCEDURE covers: CREATE FUNCTION CREATE LIBRARY CREATE PACKAGE CREATE PACKAGE BODY CREATE PROCEDURE…

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EXTPROC Scope and Application A list of the essential components for executing an external procedure is included below, along with a brief description of the role of each. Database: Responsible for storing any information required to locate and execute an external procedure (e.g. the location of shared library, number and types of arguments, etc.) Initiates…

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column currdate new_value pvmdt noprint select ‘pvm_comp_’ || to_char(SYSDATE, ‘DDMONRRRR_HH24MI’) || ‘.sql’ currdate from v$instance; spool &pvmdt set lines 120 pages 2000 set head off set feedback off prompt set pages 5000 lines 120 prompt select ‘prompt ‘||a.owner||’.’||a.object_name||’ – ‘||a.object_type|| chr(10)|| prompt ‘alter ‘|| prompt decode(a.object_type,’PACKAGE BODY’,’PACKAGE’,object_type) || ‘ “‘|| prompt a.owner||’”.’||a.object_name||’ compile ‘|| prompt…

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Step:1 ====== Do following steps to implement encrypted listener password. $ lsnrctl LSNRCTL> set current_listener LISTENER LSNRCTL>set save_config_on_stop on LSNRCTL> change_password Old password: New password: e1 Reenter new password: e1 LSNRCTL> set password Password: e1 LSNRCTL> stop Step:2 ====== Check your listener.ora file Entries similar to the following should have been added to your listener.ora…

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