The order of the selected columns is important, and currently (version 3.2) wrong. As a consequence, the right hand side of the Open Cursors (sql text, explain plan, ...) remains empty or causes errors. Easily solved by using the following query: select SQL_Text SQL , p.child_number as chld , c.SQL_ID as sqlid , CURSOR_TYPE , LAST_SQL_ACTIVE_TIME , SQL_EXEC_ID from v$open_cursor c join v$sql_plan p on c.ADDRESS = p.ADDRESS and c.HASH_VALUE = p.HASH_VALUE and c.sql_id = p.sql_id and p.id = 0 where...
The order of the selected columns is important, and currently (version 3.2) wrong. As a consequence, the right hand side of the Open Cursors (sql text, explain plan, ...) remain empty or cause errors. Easily solved by using the following query: select SQL_Text SQL , p.child_number as chld , c.SQL_ID as sqlid , CURSOR_TYPE , LAST_SQL_ACTIVE_TIME , SQL_EXEC_ID from v$open_cursor c join v$sql_plan p on c.ADDRESS = p.ADDRESS and c.HASH_VALUE = p.HASH_VALUE and c.sql_id = p.sql_id and p.id = 0 where sid...
Sorry Ivan, only now I saw your message. But I hate patching on GitHub, let alone patching a "partial" project. What does that mean?
To get a result that is readable (the descriptions should be used as column headers): SELECT osid W_PROC, i.instance_name INSTANCE, 'INST #: '||instance INST, decode(blocker_osid,null,'',blocker_osid)||'@i:'||blocker_instance BLOCKER_PROC, num_waiters waiters, decode(p.spid,null,'', p.spid)||' from Instance '||s.final_blocking_instance FBLOCKER_PROC, p.program image, wait_event_text wait_event, wc.p1 p1, wc.p2 p2, wc.p3 p3, in_wait_secs Seconds, time_since_last_wait_secs sincelw, chain_id ||': '||chain_signature...
Hi, in "4.1.280 INSPECT", the syntax of the replacing-phrase looks quite a lot like the syntax of the tallying-phrase. Kind regards, Gerard
Multiples of 8, not configurable, and corresponding to a terminal's behaviour. That's why I didn't "see" it until a colleague mentioned that possibility.
concerning a-real-cobol-computus 008900* IF EASTER-SUNDAY > 31, EASTER IS IN APRIL - MOVE THE 00890025 009000* MONTH TO APRIL AND SUBTRACT 31 FROM THE MONTH. 00900025 while in fact 31 is subtracted from EASTER-SUNDAY. Kind regards, Gerard
Edit -> Preferences -> Database Settings -> Oracle -> Default Date Format ?
there used to be dummy libraries that came with Tora, which you had to remove before...
there used to be dummy libraries that came with Tora, which you had to remove before...
there used to be dummy libraries that came with Tora, which you had to remove before...
PapuPapu wrote: Adding NLS_LANG=AMERICAN_AMERICA I get following error: That setting...
PapuPapu wrote: I've just installed TOra 2.1.3 using DMG on my Mac with Maverick....