move_arch_files.ksh
#ARCH_SPACE=`df -k /UASARCH | tail -1 | awk ‘{print $5’} | sed ‘s/%//g’` ARCH_SPACE=`df -k $ARCHMOUNTPOINT | tail -1 | awk ‘{print $5’} | sed ‘s/%//g’`
move_arch_files.ksh
COMFORT_SPACE=75 NO_FILES_MOVED=0 NOTIFY_LIST=’dbaoracle@1800flowers.com’ cp /dev/null $LOG_FILE
move_arch_files.ksh
ORACLE_SID=UAS LOG_FILE=/oracle/scripts/log/MOVE_UAS01.log ARCHMOUNTPOINT=/UASARCH DESTFOLDER=/uocdb7/archlog/UAS
move_arch_files.ksh
#!/bin/ksh a=`ps -ef|grep “move_arch_files.ksh”|grep -v grep|wc -l` if [ $a -gt 2 ] then echo “Exiting because of more than 1 Moving archive log script is running ” exit fi # ## Setting Environment information and variables # NODENAME=`hostname`
proc.sql
set pagesize 2000 select text from user_source where name = upper(‘&procedure_name’) order by line;
db_status.sql
REM =============================================================================== REM = Script Name : db_status.sql = REM = Usage : This script is to be used to give an overview of the current status = REM = of a given database. Things like suspect default and temporary = REM = tablespaces, tablespaces that have less than 20% free, objects that = REM…
tblwopk.sql /* Find Tables Without PK */
set pagesize 300 set linesize 205 set head on set echo off spool tblwopk accept usrid prompt ‘Enter User Name : ‘ REM Find all tables that does not have primary key on them. select /*+ rule */ a.table_name from dba_tables a where a.owner = upper(‘&usrid’) and a.table_name not in ( select b.table_name from dba_constraints…
find_pk.sql /* Find Primary Key */
set pagesize 300 set linesize 205 set head on set echo off spool tblwopk accept usrid prompt ‘Enter User Name : ‘ accept table_name prompt ‘Enter Table Name : ‘ column PrimaryKey format a80 heading ‘Follwoing Are Primary Keys’ select substr(a.column_name, 1, 20) || ‘ Position : ‘ || to_char(a.position) PrimaryKey from dba_cons_columns a, dba_constraints…
fkwoindex.sql /* Find FK without Index */
set pagesize 300 set linesize 205 set head on set echo off spool fkwoind accept usrid prompt ‘Enter User Name : ‘ col “Cons Name” format a30 heading “Cons Name” word_wrapped col status format a10 heading status col “Cons Type” format a12 heading “Cons Type” col “Column Name” format a30 heading “Column Name” col “Cons…
findx.sql /* Find Indexes on specified USER.TABLE_NAME */
accept usrnm prompt “Enter The User Name -> ” accept tblnm prompt “Enter The Table Name -> ” select index_name, substr(column_name,1,15) “Colm Name”, column_position “Position” from dba_ind_columns where table_name = upper(‘&tblnm’) and table_owner = upper(‘&usrid’) order by index_name, column_position;