Compression failure
HI All,
Compression of a cube is getting failed everyday. Data is loaded to the cube from flatfile thru process chain and everyday the compression process is failed. We have to manually repeat it for the successful.
Please somebody help me what is the reason that it is getting failed everyday. Recenetly we had upgraded BI system from 3.x to BI 7.0
Regards
dyuthi
Hi Dyuthi.........
Frankly speaking I never face this issue..............I just know it is a Oracle related error........
Check this........this is a nice doc........
http://dbaforums.org/oracle/index.php?showtopic=9459
From one Doc.........
What is ORA-06512? How can I rectify it?
The 06512 error is just informational and should accompany the "real" error message (usually just preceding the 6512 error line). This series of messages is often referred to as the "message stack." The Oracle Error Messages guide says the 6512 error is a: "Backtrace message as the stack is unwound by unhandled exceptions."
So, you don't rectify the 6512, you rectify whatever error precedes it in the stack.
Regards,
Debjani.......
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Dear All,
We have attempted to compress several large cubes. Unfortunately the compression job has failed before finishing correctly, presumably because of insufficient memory.
As a result of the failure, the record count in the F-table is the same as the record count in the E-table.
Therefore, the same data exists in both the F-table and the E-table, although (surprisingly) reporting integrity remains in-tact.
Our objective is to tidy up the mess.
Note 407260 says that compression activity happens in two phases (copy to E and secondly deletion from F). It seems that in our case, deletion of the F-table has not happened.
We are looking for ideas and suggestions for rectifying this problem.
Many thanks,
Frederick AuldHI ,
The compression process creates some temporary objects like /BI0/04....... during the compression process.
1) Be sure that your seeing the right error message. look at a job log in SM37 , The compression process normally shows the ORA-00942 error in the job log whenever it runs. This is simply part of a housekeeping step where it tries to drop the temp /BI0/04.... objects to make sure they are not present when it tries to create them.
2) after the compression is complete then only the contents of f table will move to e table so it is obvious that if it failes both tables will b inconsistent however internally wen the query is hit it looks to both the tables and merges the result it is an automatic process.
check the free spcae in PSATEMP table and try to empty it if its overloaded and then repeat your compression ..
check the OSS Notes : 785732, 613701,449891
Regards,
Shikha -
Video Compression Failure, Video Count Off
So I had a large video that I was looking to upload to YouTube. It went through the compression process until the very end of the progress bar where it stopped just short of complete. The iPhone went into auto-sleep mode and when I came back, everything was really slow, and it was no longer compressing. So I managed to pull the video off of the iPhone and delete it. A reboot of the iPhone took care of the slowness. Right now when I go to "Photos", it is completely empty with the "No Photos or Videos" graphic. However, when I go to Settings->General->About it still lists 1 video being on the iPhone.
My supposition is that the compression process kept running until the reboot, even though it was no longer listed or shown as processing. My other supposition is that it created a compressed video that never finished processing, and so I have a ghost video file hanging out on my iPhone that I don't have any access to.
While it's probably not a big-time deal and doesn't eat up a lot of space, it would be nice to verify if my supposition is right and see if I could clean it up.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
-RRight now when I go to "Photos", it is completely empty with the "No Photos or Videos" graphic. However, when I go to Settings->General->About it still lists 1 video being on the iPhone.
Unrelated Problem. Video Count Accurate.
You're saying that when Photos tells you there are 0 videos and About say there are 1, this is somehow "accurate"? You are ASSUMING that the aborted compression left an invisible file that you need to delete. Big assumption. More likely the index file that About uses is corrupted. Did you try what I suggested? -
since yesterday i cannot upload videos to Vimeo... when i try it, it takes like 10sec to pop up: Share Successful (which cannot be true!) ... then i log in on Vimeo and then appears: Download was a failure. ... I gotta said that the first time i try yesterday it appeared that i could not upload the video cause of a compression failure on my mac or something like that. But that just appeared once... after it, every time i upload something takes 10sec to pop up the message.
What is that? ... Why is iMovie such a pain in the ... HEAD!? every week i open it, it is something new...The project did render to 100%, then I tried a compressor share function that worked fine. But, when I tried the same compressor share function again, it did not work. I still cannot get DVD share function to work. Problems started when they did an upgrade. I never had a problem with certain share functions like DVD (always had trouble with Facebook, Vimeo, understandable). I could get around some problems by using Compressor, now compressor is not working.
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Hi,
We are compressing a cube with zero elimination. All KFs are cumulatives with aggregation behavior of SUM.
For some reason certain rows for which all KFs are zero are not being eliminated from the E fact table. I have looked back over past requests and do not see any compression failures.
Has anyone ever encountered this issue? Any theories on why the zero elimination isn't working? Better yet, any recommendations for how these records can be eliminated from the E table now that the data have already been compressed?
Thanks,
BobAll,
It appears that the SID_0CALMONTH issue was a red herring. I checked the job log for a recent compression and SID_0CALMONTH is not being taken into account when flagging records for zero elimination. Here's a snippet of the PL-SQL:
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER "/BI0/0500002603" AFTER
UPDATE ON "/BIC/EBOF_C30" FOR EACH ROW WHEN (
NEW."CML_OR_QTY" = 0 AND NEW."DLV_QTY" = 0 AND
NEW."GR_QTY" = 0 AND NEW."NET_PRICE" = 0 AND
NEW."NET_VALUE" = 0 AND NEW."PCONF_QTY" = 0 AND
NEW."/BIC/BACTSHIP" = 0 AND
NEW."/BIC/BCOUNTER" = 0 AND
NEW."/BIC/BDISCPQTY" = 0 AND NEW."/BIC/BMOQ" =
0 AND NEW."/BIC/BMRA_QTY" = 0 AND
NEW."/BIC/BSHIP_QTY" = 0 AND
NEW."/BIC/BTGTSHIP" = 0 AND
NEW."/BIC/BTKILLQTY" = 0 AND
NEW."/BIC/BTORDQTY" = 0 ) BEGIN INSERT INTO
"/BI0/0100000097" VALUES ( :NEW.ROWID ,
:NEW."KEY_BOF_C30P" ); END;
Also, I looked back at the notes mentioned previously, and it is possible that we could have been impacted in the past by the MERGE statement issue (Notes 61370 and 639253), although we are now at a SP level where this should no longer be an issue.
Finally, the only recent examples of this problem I can find have been traced to cases where compression was run manually without zero compression being specified. So, those are operator error.
Bottom line: While we may have suffered in the past from an issue SAP has subsequently corrected, there is no evidence of any previously undetected problems with zero elimination.
Bob -
File Import Failure; File has unsupported compression type!
I completed editing my movie about two weeks ago did all the colour correction audio etc last week, and aim to complete the sutitling tomorrow!
But now the problem is that my some of my files are now offline and can't be relinked because I get an error message which says "File Import Failure; File has unsupported compression type"
These files are .MTS which I believe are AVCHD.
So I don't know what has happenned here. Is it the recent update that has caused this or something else?This have happend to me twice now.
If I remember correctly it have to do with Cloud membership in my case. Both times I have been away on work and when I get home I have a email stating that payment have failed. After I set it right I start up Premiere and I get this failure.
First time the solution was uninstall Everything Adobe and run clean script. Reinstalling did the trick.
That solution is not working in the long run.
Here Adobe needs to do something soon! -
V2.03 HTTP response compression causing failures
I've been tracking down a bug that has cropped up in both my existing air applications and new applications. My applications are javascript/html based adobe air applications.
When I test my adobe air application using Dreamweaver CS5 the application XHR calls work fine. When I compile them and run the air application the calls stop working.
I can see the call going to out returning with the correct response (200) with the valid information but the air application now returns a status of 0 every single time. The only different I can see is that the header file now contains Accept-Encoding: gzip,deflate which it does not in the preview of the adobe air application.
I have tried adding my own accept-encoding using setRequestHeader and it is ignored.
A full log of the messages, returned, values, etc are in this forum post: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/705524?tstart=0
The recent release notes for 2.03 ( http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/air/2_0_3/releasenotes_developers.html ) indicate that this is a recently added feature and that the gzip,deflate is added by default.
I need to find a way either to fix the reason for the status code 0 being returned when I can see the call succeeding using Fiddler2 (a trace program) or find a way to over-ride this value.Hi Casey,
The bug has been fixed and will be in AIR 2.5 release due later this year.
Cheers,
Raul -
Inter-Company Purchasing Failure,B12B1 screnario
I Build & Run B12B1 with B1iSN 2007 and is under testing.
B1PO2B1SO
- Create a purchase order in Subsidiary Company, Choose the vendor as Headquarter.
However, the following error has occurred.
SAP B1iSN Addmin Console >Monitoring>Message Log
Failure
com.sap.b1i.xcellerator.XcelleratorException: XCE001 Nested exception: com.sap.b1i.bizprocessor.BizProcException: BPE001 Nested exception: com.sap.b1i.xcellerator.XcelleratorException: XCE001 Nested exception: com.sap.b1i.xcellerator.XcelleratorException: XCE001 Nested exception: java.lang.RuntimeException: DI Error Code: -5002 (-5002) Enter name of Business Place and VAT Registration No.(nnn-nn-nnnnn)
Do not know what the problem is.
Please help me.
Korea is the type of database.Hi,
Just check with your LPE. Business Place on marketing is mandotary fied in your localization. Thus please follow the steps below:
1.Uncompress the BizPacakge-B12B1.zip
2.Update the transformation stye sheet for biu.Z.B1PO2B1SO.xsl: Just add Business place below into the document header. You can refer to the attached.
<!--For Korean localization: Business Place and VAT Registration are mandatory-->
<BPL_IDAssignedToInvoice>
<xsl:value-of select="BPL_IDAssignedToInvoice"/>
</BPL_IDAssignedToInvoice>
3.Compress it again.
4.Import the BizPackage with B1i Control Center again.
Your LPE may talk to you soon. Just now I already have a concall with him to show how to do it.
Regards, yatsea -
DVD drive failure on some DVD brands
Hello,
I've been using Taiou Yuden DVD-R's for a while on my late 2009 Mac mini (Pioneer DVD-RW DVRTS08).
Now suddenly they fail to burn (Toast Titanium 11.1) with errors like:
The drive reported an error:
Sense Key = HARDWARE ERROR (or MEDIUM ERROR)
Sense Code = 0x44, 0xD9 (or 0x0C)
INTERNAL TARGET FAILURE (or WRITE ERROR)
The drive reported an error:
Sense Key = ILLEGAL REQUEST
Sense Code = 0x21, 0x02
BUFFER UNDERRUN
Previously burned Taiou Yuden DVDs also fail to mount (the Mac mini spits them out or the drive unsuccessfully tries to read them and the only escape is to reboot with the mouse down so the DVD is ejected).
But _TDK_ DVDs burn and mount just OK. Also CDs mount OK.
The offending Taiou Yuden DVDs mount and burn OK on my old 2004 PowerBook as well as on a newer 2010 MacBook.
I have Reset PMU/SMC and the PRAM, verified the boot disk, repaired permissions, and cleaned the DVD drive with compressed air.
I suspect the DVD drive's laser is failing so it can't burn or read Taiou Yuden DVDs while it still can manage TDK DVDs. Could that be correct?
Thanks for any insights you might have!Here's a video showing how to clean the lens in the optical drive of a Mac Mini. You might also take a look at iFixit for additional instructions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvRVyQvz08I
Fortunately, even if this doesn't work, an external drive is a fairly inexpensive option to work around your possibly failing internal optical drive. -
RMAN-03009: failure of delete command on ... ORA-19606: Cannot copy or rest
one server using 11.2.0.1.0 under Suse Linux
configured catalog db, main db & jobs & ... almost everything with enterprise manager
keep backups 14 days
To make 14 full online dumps I had to aktive the archive mode and try to get rid of thoose unwanted additional files.
Additional I make every night (less til no db activity) a dump and compress it myself.
After some days the backupjob complain that it can not delete old files.
EM / manage all backups / crosscheck all(
CROSSCHECK BACKUPSET;
CROSSCHECK COPY;
sucessful
EM / manage all backups / delete old backups
DELETE NOPROMPT OBSOLETE;
failed.
script result
Recovery Manager: Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production on Tue Sep 7 17:20:55 2010
Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
RMAN>
connected to target database: <SID> (DBID=773091283)
RMAN>
connected to recovery catalog database
RMAN>
echo set on
RMAN> DELETE NOPROMPT OBSOLETE;
RMAN retention policy will be applied to the command
RMAN retention policy is set to recovery window of 14 days
allocated channel: ORA_DISK_1
channel ORA_DISK_1: SID=196 device type=DISK
Deleting the following obsolete backups and copies:
Type Key Completion Time Filename/Handle
Control File Copy 3831 03-AUG-10 /opt/oracle/base/product/11gR1/db/dbs/snapcf_<SID>.f
Backup Set 18750 23-AUG-10
Backup Piece 18754 23-AUG-10 /srv/ora/data/flash_recovery_area/<SID>/backupset/2010_08_23/o1_mf_nnndf_BACKUP_<SID>CH0_673c0hbp_.bkp
Backup Set 18751 23-AUG-10
Backup Piece 18755 23-AUG-10 /srv/ora/data/flash_recovery_area/<SID>/backupset/2010_08_23/o1_mf_nnndf_BACKUP_<SID>CH0_673c0hbo_.bkp
Backup Set 19479 24-AUG-10
Backup Piece 19482 24-AUG-10 /tmp/o0lm3qh9_1_1
Backup Set 19490 24-AUG-10
Backup Set 20087 24-AUG-10
Backup Piece 20089 24-AUG-10 /srv/ora/data/flash_recovery_area/<SID>/autobackup/2010_08_24/o1_mf_s_727891232_677n40r3_.bkp
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS ===============
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-03009: failure of delete command on ORA_DISK_1 channel at 09/07/2010 17:20:57
ORA-19606: Cannot copy or restore to snapshot control file
exit;
Recovery Manager complete.
google found some questions, but not fittung answers.
So far:
- I checked the folder & users rights.
- I found some /tmp/ files - yes I "backup" the backuped archivelogs to-delete files in /tmp - I only active archivelogmode so I can onlinebackup
- I managed to login via rman and execute DELETE OBSOLETE manual - result above.
- Actual I delete the set one by one to find the problem set. (delete backupset 12345 ) from the list manually.
Some a good idea what went wrong?
additional: Is there a way to let oracle delete the empy archvielog-directories after deleting the logs within?
18:00- the command "RMAN> BACKUP CURRENT CONTROLFILE" also fails.
Edited by: 793286 on 07.09.2010 09:00Meanwhile I managed to delete all backupsets one by one.
The problem with $ORACLE_HOME/dbs/snapcf_<SID>.f persists.
cd $ORACLE_HOME/dbs
mv snapcf_<SID>.f snapcf_<SID>.f.bak
# replaced actual dbsidname with <SID>
RMAN> delete obsolete;
RMAN retention policy will be applied to the command
RMAN retention policy is set to recovery window of 14 days
using channel ORA_DISK_1
Deleting the following obsolete backups and copies:
Type Key Completion Time Filename/Handle
Control File Copy 3831 03-AUG-10 /opt/oracle/base/product/11gR1/db/dbs/snapcf_TARMED1P.f
Do you really want to delete the above objects (enter YES or NO)? y
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS ===============
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-03009: failure of delete command on ORA_DISK_1 channel at 09/08/2010 09:44:07
ORA-19606: Cannot copy or restore to snapshot control file
mv snapcf_<SID>.f.bak snapcf_<SID>.fRMAN> backup current controlfile;
Starting backup at 08-SEP-10
using channel ORA_DISK_1
channel ORA_DISK_1: starting compressed full datafile backup set
channel ORA_DISK_1: specifying datafile(s) in backup set
including current control file in backup set
channel ORA_DISK_1: starting piece 1 at 08-SEP-10
channel ORA_DISK_1: finished piece 1 at 08-SEP-10
piece handle=/srv/ora/data/flash_recovery_area/TARMED1P/backupset/2010_09_08/o1_mf_ncnnf_TAG20100908T095000_68gj1b2m_.bkp tag=TAG20100908T095000 comment=NONE
channel ORA_DISK_1: backup set complete, elapsed time: 00:00:01
Finished backup at 08-SEP-10
Starting Control File and SPFILE Autobackup at 08-SEP-10
piece handle=/srv/ora/data/flash_recovery_area/TARMED1P/autobackup/2010_09_08/o1_mf_s_729165003_68gj1d1b_.bkp comment=NONE
Finished Control File and SPFILE Autobackup at 08-SEP-10
RMAN> delete obsolete;
RMAN retention policy will be applied to the command
RMAN retention policy is set to recovery window of 14 days
using channel ORA_DISK_1
Deleting the following obsolete backups and copies:
Type Key Completion Time Filename/Handle
Control File Copy 3831 03-AUG-10 /opt/oracle/base/product/11gR1/db/dbs/snapcf_<SID>.f
Do you really want to delete the above objects (enter YES or NO)? y
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS ===============
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-03009: failure of delete command on ORA_DISK_1 channel at 09/08/2010 09:52:37
ORA-19606: Cannot copy or restore to snapshot control file
No different effect, if I changed the filename via 2nd terminal to .bak or not.
RMAN> delete controlfilecopy 3831;
will fail, if the file exists or not.
Any chance to reset/kill that file?
Is there a need to restart the dbms after rename the file? -
Solaris HTTP - MS IIS EOF bug, timeout failures
Greetings,
Experiencing what appears to be an "HTTP EOF" problem
running on Solaris 2.7 (Apache ws) for several months.
When my Perl script requests image files, from select remote
servers, the requests hang as if waiting on the last packet to be received.
The images are exclusivly owned by the people that run my cgi script. This
is strictly enforced.
Problem is recreated it using LWP, WGET and LYNX,all fail
the same way. (please see trace data below)
I have a simple script with blocks of urls from several sites
using LYNX with trace on that shows the failure every time.
(please see below)
It works on all non Solaris platforms that I, and others, have tried
(WIN, AIX, etc)
An HTTP 200 is always recieved, with the proper length specified in the
headers.
The hang occurs on what appears to be the last packet (as seen from
LYNX trace)
Sometiimes requests complete after several minutes, with a partial image
file. Occasionally a few requests work fine.
I've seen other newsgroup appends with the exact problem, no solution
Others equate the problem strictly with requests from Solaris to an MS
web server (see related append below)
I can't get my web hosting company to move on this, they've run my
sample app and agree "there's a problem". I've appended this on several
newsgroups in the past, others have run my script, lot of discussion and agreement that there's a problem but to date no solutions.
Looks like an operating system bug to me.
I've tried searching Sun's site for a possible answer but got lost each
time. Not sure how to searh for known fixes, assume I can't open a problem report since I don't own the OS license.
Another related append is included below along with my test script and
trace output.
Any assistance or advice is most appreciated.
Thank you,
Steve Borruso
From a libwww newsgroup append .....On Solaris, an LWP request sometimes fails (ie. reports a server error)
when the server is fine, b/c of some interaction between the OS and the
server response. (See below for more info.) In fact, LWP is receiving data,
but the data is improperly terminated and LWP times out.
There is an interaction between Solaris and certain web servers (notably
Microsoft-IIS/4.0) where the response to a GET comes back improperly
terminated. You can observe this independently of LWP by doing a "telnet
www.ndu.edu 80",
and then "GET http://www.ndu.edu/ndu/inss/strforum/forum83.html"
You will see telnet receive the response (it's a 404), but then (usually
but not always) fail to terminate. As far as I know, you will only see this
on Solaris (I'm on Solaris 7, have heard similar problems w/ 6); I've tried
same under Linux and haven't seen this problem. I have seen this on a
number of other sites.
Trace output from a past run of my script ...
GET /Sell/SSProfiles/10011921/Images/hugedragonbeads.JPG HTTP/1.0
Host: images.auctions.goto.com
Accept: text/html, text/plain, text/sgml, text/x-sgml,
application/x-wais-source
, application/html, */*;q=0.001
Accept-Encoding: gzip, compress
Accept-Language: en
Negotiate: trans
User-Agent: Lynx/2.7.1 libwww-FM/2.14
Sending HTTP request.
HTTP: WRITE delivered OK
HTTP request sent; waiting for response.
HTTP: Trying to read 1023
HTTP: Read 1023
Read 1023 bytes of data.
HTTP: Rx: HTTP/1.1 200 OK
HTTP: Scanned 2 fields from line_buffer
--- Talking HTTP1.
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
HTFormat: Constructing stream stack for www/mime to www/present
StreamStack: found weak wildcard match: www/present
StreamStack: found exact match: www/mime
HTMIME: Server: Microsoft-IIS/4.0
Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2000 02:38:17 GMT
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Last-Modified: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 22:32:20 GMT
ETag: "38bfa4ac87c01:1165"
Content-Length: 17935
����
HTMIME: Got 'S' at beginning of line, state now S
HTMIME: Was S, found E, state now SE'
HTMIME: Was SE, foun<pre>
Sending trace output and code again (hopefully formatted)
Trace output from a past run of my script ...
GET /Sell/SSProfiles/10011921/Images/hugedragonbeads.JPG HTTP/1.0
Host: images.auctions.goto.com
Accept: text/html, text/plain, text/sgml, text/x-sgml,
application/x-wais-source
, application/html, */*;q=0.001
Accept-Encoding: gzip, compress
Accept-Language: en
Negotiate: trans
User-Agent: Lynx/2.7.1 libwww-FM/2.14
Sending HTTP request.
HTTP: WRITE delivered OK
HTTP request sent; waiting for response.
HTTP: Trying to read 1023
HTTP: Read 1023
Read 1023 bytes of data.
HTTP: Rx: HTTP/1.1 200 OK
HTTP: Scanned 2 fields from line_buffer
--- Talking HTTP1.
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
HTFormat: Constructing stream stack for www/mime to www/present
StreamStack: found weak wildcard match: www/present
StreamStack: found exact match: www/mime
HTMIME: Server: Microsoft-IIS/4.0
Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2000 02:38:17 GMT
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Last-Modified: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 22:32:20 GMT
ETag: "38bfa4ac87c01:1165"
Content-Length: 17935
����
HTMIME: Got 'S' at beginning of line, state now S
HTMIME: Was S, found E, state now SE'
HTMIME: Was SE, found R, checking for 'ver'
HTMIME: PICKED UP Server: 'Microsoft-IIS/4.0'
HTMIME: Got 'D' at beginning of line, checking for 'ate:'
HTMIME: PICKED UP Date: 'Fri, 24 Nov 2000 02:38:17 GMT'
HTMIME: Got 'C' at beginning of line, state now C
HTMIME: Was C, found O, state now CO'
HTMIME: Was CO, found N, state now CON
HTMIME: Was CON, found T, checking for 'ent-'
HTMIME: in case CONTENT_
HTMIME: Was CONTENT_, found T, state now CONTENT_T
HTMIME: in case CONTENT_T
HTMIME: Was CONTENT_T, found Y, checking for 'pe:'
HTMIME: PICKED UP Content-Type: 'image/jpeg'
HTMIME: Got 'A' at beginning of line, state now A
HTMIME: Was A, found C, checking for 'cept-ranges:'
HTMIME: PICKED UP Accept-Ranges: 'bytes'
HTMIME: Got 'L' at beginning of line, state now L
HTMIME: Was L, found A, checking for 'st-modified:'
HTMIME: PICKED UP Last-Modified: 'Tue, 15 Aug 2000 22:32:20 GMT'
HTMIME: Got 'E' at beginning of line, state now E
HTMIME: Was E, found T, checking for 'ag:'
HTMIME: PICKED UP ETag: '38bfa4ac87c01:1165'
HTMIME: Got 'C' at beginning of line, state now C
HTMIME: Was C, found O, state now CO'
HTMIME: Was CO, found N, state now CON
HTMIME: Was CON, found T, checking for 'ent-'
HTMIME: in case CONTENT_
HTMIME: Was CONTENT_, found L, state now CONTENT_L
HTMIME: in case CONTENT_L
HTMIME: Was CONTENT_L, found E, checking for 'ngth:'
HTMIME: PICKED UP Content-Length: '17935'
Converted to integer: '17935'
HTMIME: MIME Content-Type is 'image/jpeg', converting to 'www/present'
HTFormat: Constructing stream stack for image/jpeg to www/present
StreamStack: found weak wildcard match: www/present
StreamStack: Using www/present
Read 437 of 17935 bytes of data.
Read 1897 of 17935 bytes of data.
Read 3357 of 17935 bytes of data.
Read 4817 of 17935 bytes of data.
Read 6541 of 17935 bytes of data.
Read 8001 of 17935 bytes of data.
Read 10209 of 17935 bytes of data.
Read 11669 of 17935 bytes of data.
Read 13877 of 17935 bytes of data.
Read 15337 of 17935 bytes of data.
Read 17140 of 17935 bytes of data.
(never completes after this, if I "cntrl C" I get a partial image file)
Here's my script .......
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
@URLValue=();
# Images from auctions.goto -
#$URLValue[0] =
'http://images.auctions.goto.com/Sell/SSProfiles/10011921/Images/hugedragonbeads.JPG';
#$URLValue[1] =
'http://images.auctions.goto.com/Sell/SSProfiles/10011921/Images/yellowribbona.JPG';
#$URLValue[2] =
'http://images.auctions.goto.com/Sell/SSProfiles/10011921/Images/jcharmsNov12E.JPG';
#$URLValue[3] =
'http://images.auctions.goto.com/Sell/SSProfiles/10011921/Images/turquoise8mma.JPG';
# Images from AOL -
#$URLValue[0] = 'http://members.aol.com/shasta4737/nicole1.jpg';
#$URLValue[ -
We switched to a new web server and I am getting the IIS
compression error
with cfhttp.
I found the solution on the Docs and also on other sites, but
it isn't
working for me.
Can someone check my code and see if I missed something:
<cfhttp url="
http://mywebsite.com/campaign/csv/#campaign.csv#"
name="uploadlist" method="get" textqualifier=""
throwonerror="yes">
<cfhttpparam type="Header" name="Accept-Encoding"
value="deflate;q=0">
<cfhttpparam type="Header" name="TE"
value="deflate;q=0">
</cfhttp>
I found the answer here, but maybe I missed something?
http://www.talkingtree.com/blog/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=25AA8297-45A6-2844-729DBD51575C 1BD2FYI.
I get this error:
Connection Failure: Status code unavailable
on this line:
<cfhttpparam type="Header" name="TE"
value="deflate;q=0"> -
Quicktime "plug-in failure" in safari 8.0.5
I have OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 and get a quicktime "plug-in failure" in safari 8.0.5 when playing mov files at http://www.time-science.com/timescience/timelapse.asp
So it's something unique to my setup
I wonder how to fix it.
Tried uninstalling adobe flash, restarting and reinstalling as I noticed that idea in some web searching
This is what I get for the "Flowers":
Sorenson Video 3 is a legacy codec that is only passively supported under Yosemite. QT 7 and the QT browser plug-in can still play this content. However, QT 7 Pro can only export to this compression format if the codec is turned back on by the user. (I.e., active QT export support of the "legacy" codecs was turned off under Lion.) Further, Sorenson Video 3 is neither QT X or QL "playback" compatible but can be converted natively by QT Player v10.4 if desired.
Not sure if your error message is supposed to indicate that the QT browser plug-in is missing or is simply corrupted. Problem could also be in the way the web site is coded to play the files but I am not a site programmer so it would do me little good to examine the code use. On the other hand, I do already have a "Test" web site set up for a user trying to get his files to play in an older version of Safari so I added test pages for the Sorenson files from the site you referenced. See if you can play them from my alternate test pages. If they play there, then the problem may be site, otherwise, if they still don't play, you may need to reinstall the browser software.
Alternate Test Web Pages -
Adobe Premiere Elements 12: Add Media Failure: The Importer Reported a Generic Error
I am trying to add a MOV file to PE 12 I and keep recieving and Add Media Failure Error stating "The Importer Reported a Generic Error". I have added other MOV files without any issue so I don't know why some MOV will work and others won't. The only common characteristic I've found is that the MOV files that won't work are files that were recorded with my SLR camera. The location of the files I've added/tried adding are on my external hard drive.
bunzondarun
Try importing a few of the problematic files from a Local Disc C location like Videos and determine if problem presists. How is the external hard drive formatted, NTFS or FAT32?
Do you have the latest version of QuickTime installed on your computer with Premiere Elements 12? And, on what computer operating system is Premiere Elements 12 running? Are you running QuickTime and Premiere Elements 12 as Run As Administrator and/or from a User Account with Administrative Privileges?
What specifically is the video compression for the problematic files? And, what is the brand/model/settings for the camera that is recording these videos?
More later.
ATR -
Hi,
We recently had a DBA here on a contract who did some work setting up backups and restores.
Unfortunately he is no longer here, and I have tried to perform a backup through OEM in his absence. The database was created by the DBA by copying the database from my development machine to a db server. On my machine some archive log files were in a directory:
C:\APP\RM\FLASH_RECOVERY_AREA\RONNIE\ARCHIVELOG
but on the server they are in the directory:
C:\APP\CS\FLASH_RECOVERY_AREA\RONNIE\ARCHIVELOG
When I am trying to run a backup from OEM, it is failing. Below is the output log. Can anyone advise?
The database is 11g.
Thanks
echo set on
connected to recovery catalog database
executing command: SET COMMAND ID
set command id to 'BACKUP_RONNIE_0000_070913105322';
connected to target database: RONNIE (DBID=2608938308, not open)
full resync complete
starting full resync of recovery catalog
allocated channel: ORA_DISK_4
channel ORA_DISK_3: SID=195 device type=DISK
backup device type disk tag 'BACKUP_RONNIE_0000_070913105322' da
allocated channel: ORA_DISK_3
allocated channel: ORA_DISK_1
Starting backup at 09-JUL-13
channel ORA_DISK_4: SID=7 device type=DISK
channel ORA_DISK_1: SID=67 device type=DISK
allocated channel: ORA_DISK_2
channel ORA_DISK_2: SID=130 device type=DISK
channel ORA_DISK_1: specifying datafile(s) in backup set
channel ORA_DISK_1: starting compressed full datafile backup set
channel ORA_DISK_1: starting piece 1 at 09-JUL-13
channel ORA_DISK_2: starting compressed full datafile backup set
input datafile file number=00001 name=C:\APP\CS\ORADATA\RONNIE\SYSTEM01.DBF
input datafile file number=00004 name=C:\APP\CS\ORADATA\RONNIE\USERS01.DBF
channel ORA_DISK_2: specifying datafile(s) in backup set
input datafile file number=00005 name=C:\APP\CS\ORADATA\RONNIE\USERS2.DBF
channel ORA_DISK_2: starting piece 1 at 09-JUL-13
channel ORA_DISK_3: specifying datafile(s) in backup set
channel ORA_DISK_3: starting compressed full datafile backup set
input datafile file number=00003 name=C:\APP\CS\ORADATA\RONNIE\UNDOTBS01.DBF
input datafile file number=00002 name=C:\APP\CS\ORADATA\RONNIE\SYSAUX01.DBF
channel ORA_DISK_3: starting piece 1 at 09-JUL-13
channel ORA_DISK_3: finished piece 1 at 09-JUL-13
channel ORA_DISK_3: backup set complete, elapsed time: 00:00:46
piece handle=C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_07_09B\CAOEA6IK_1_1 tag=BACKUP_RONNIE_0000_070913105322 comment=NONE
channel ORA_DISK_1: finished piece 1 at 09-JUL-13
channel ORA_DISK_1: backup set complete, elapsed time: 00:11:21
piece handle=C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_07_09B\C8OEA6IJ_1_1 tag=BACKUP_RONNIE_0000_070913105322 comment=NONE
piece handle=C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_07_09B\C9OEA6IK_1_1 tag=BACKUP_RONNIE_0000_070913105322 comment=NONE
channel ORA_DISK_2: finished piece 1 at 09-JUL-13
Starting Control File and SPFILE Autobackup at 09-JUL-13
Finished backup at 09-JUL-13
channel ORA_DISK_2: backup set complete, elapsed time: 00:13:31
Finished Control File and SPFILE Autobackup at 09-JUL-13
piece handle=C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_07_09B\C-2608938308-20130709-05 comment=NONE
using channel ORA_DISK_3
using channel ORA_DISK_2
using channel ORA_DISK_1
ORA-19625: error identifying file C:\APP\RM\FLASH_RECOVERY_AREA\RONNIE\ARCHIVELOG\2013_06_10\O1_MF_1_1508_8VDHNOLY_.ARC
backup device type disk tag 'BACKUP_RONNIE_0000_070913105322' ar
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS ===============
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-03002: failure of backup command at 07/09/2013 11:07:46
RMAN-06059: expected archived log not found, loss of archived log compromises recoverability
using channel ORA_DISK_4
Starting backup at 09-JUL-13
allocate channel for maintenance type disk;
ORA-27041: unable to open file
OSD-04002: unable to open file
O/S-Error: (OS 3) The system cannot find the path specified.
Backup Piece 10540 17-MAY-13 C:\APP\RM\FLASH_RECOVERY_AREA\RONNIE\BACKUPSET\2013_05_17\O1_MF_ANNNN_BACKUP_RONN
Backup Set 10514 17-MAY-13
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Backup Set 10515 17-MAY-13
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Backup Set 10516 17-MAY-13
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Backup Set 10517 17-MAY-13
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Backup Set 10518 17-MAY-13
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Backup Set 10519 17-MAY-13
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Backup Set 10520 17-MAY-13
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Backup Set 10521 17-MAY-13
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Backup Set 10522 17-MAY-13
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Backup Set 10523 20-MAY-13
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Backup Set 10532 20-MAY-13
Backup Piece 10559 20-MAY-13 C:\RMAN_BACKUP\1ROA3O5U_1_1
Backup Set 10533 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10560 10-JUN-13 C:\RMAN_BACKUP\27OBQVC6_1_1
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Backup Piece 10562 10-JUN-13 C:\RMAN_BACKUP\25OBQVC5_1_1
Archive Log 11432 13-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000962_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 10536 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10563 10-JUN-13 C:\CONTROLFILE_BACKUP\C-2608938308-20130610-01
Archive Log 9987 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000937_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 9988 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000938_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 9989 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000939_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 9990 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000940_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 9991 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000941_0816001666.0001
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Archive Log 10000 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000950_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 10001 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000951_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 10002 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000952_0816001666.0001
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Archive Log 10005 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000955_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 10006 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000956_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 10007 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000957_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 10008 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000958_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 10009 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000959_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 10010 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000960_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 10011 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000961_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 10019 13-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10024 13-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_12\BAOC2RIC_1_1
Backup Set 10020 13-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10025 13-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_12\B8OC2RIC_1_1
Backup Set 10021 13-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10026 13-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_12\B9OC2RIC_1_1
Backup Set 10036 13-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10038 13-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\PRODUCT\11.2.0\DBHOME_1\DATABASE\C-2608938308-20130613-00
Backup Set 10056 13-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10062 13-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_12\BCOC2SAV_1_1
Backup Set 10057 13-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10063 13-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_12\BDOC2SAV_1_1
Backup Set 10058 13-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10064 13-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_12\BEOC2SB1_1_1
Backup Set 10059 13-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10065 13-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_12\BFOC2SC1_1_1
Backup Set 10135 13-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10152 13-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\PRODUCT\11.2.0\DBHOME_1\DATABASE\C-2608938308-20130613-01
Backup Set 10181 13-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10186 13-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_13\BJOC3A4C_1_1
Backup Set 10182 13-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10187 13-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_13\BHOC3A4B_1_1
Backup Set 10183 13-JUN-13
Backup Piece 10188 13-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_13\BIOC3A4C_1_1
Archive Log 10504 10-JUN-13 C:\APP\RM\FLASH_RECOVERY_AREA\RONNIE\ARCHIVELOG\2013_06_10\O1_MF_1_1508_8VDHNOLY_
Backup Set 10198 13-JUN-13
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Archive Log 10505 10-JUN-13 C:\APP\RM\FLASH_RECOVERY_AREA\RONNIE\ARCHIVELOG\2013_06_10\O1_MF_1_1509_8VDNV9RQ_
Archive Log 10506 11-JUN-13 C:\APP\RM\FLASH_RECOVERY_AREA\RONNIE\ARCHIVELOG\2013_06_11\O1_MF_1_1510_8VDV5831_
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Backup Set 9754 11-JUN-13
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Backup Set 9779 11-JUN-13
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Archive Log 9798 11-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000898_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 9808 11-JUN-13
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Backup Set 9809 11-JUN-13
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Archive Log 9983 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000933_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 9984 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000934_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 9985 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000935_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 9986 12-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000936_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 9522 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9530 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_323_3_817752171.BKP
Backup Set 9522 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9529 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_323_2_817752171.BKP
Backup Set 9522 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9528 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_323_1_817752171.BKP
Archive Log 9557 10-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000891_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 9542 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9544 10-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\PRODUCT\11.2.0\DBHOME_1\DATABASE\C-2608938308-20130610-00
Archive Log 9558 10-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000892_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 9568 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9574 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE_ARCHIVE_LOG_326_1_817753203.BKP
Backup Set 9569 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9575 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE_ARCHIVE_LOG_329_1_817753216.BKP
Backup Set 9570 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9576 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE_ARCHIVE_LOG_328_1_817753211.BKP
Backup Set 9571 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9577 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE_ARCHIVE_LOG_327_1_817753209.BKP
Archive Log 9610 10-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000893_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 9591 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9595 10-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\PRODUCT\11.2.0\DBHOME_1\DATABASE\C-2608938308-20130610-01
Archive Log 9611 10-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000894_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 9621 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9628 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE_ARCHIVE_LOG_331_1_817753347.BKP
Backup Set 9622 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9629 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE_ARCHIVE_LOG_334_1_817753349.BKP
Backup Set 9623 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9630 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE_ARCHIVE_LOG_333_1_817753349.BKP
Backup Set 9624 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9631 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE_ARCHIVE_LOG_332_1_817753348.BKP
Backup Set 9625 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9632 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE_ARCHIVE_LOG_335_1_817753372.BKP
Backup Set 9648 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9650 10-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\PRODUCT\11.2.0\DBHOME_1\DATABASE\C-2608938308-20130610-02
Backup Set 9672 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9679 11-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_11\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_337_1_817838604.BKP
Backup Set 9673 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9680 11-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_11\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_340_1_817838605.BKP
Backup Set 9674 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9681 11-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_11\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_341_1_817838615.BKP
Backup Set 9675 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9682 11-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_11\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_339_1_817838604.BKP
Backup Set 9676 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9683 11-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_11\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_338_1_817838604.BKP
Backup Set 9700 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9706 11-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_11\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_344_1_817838622.BKP
Backup Set 9701 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9709 11-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_11\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_342_3_817838621.BKP
Backup Set 9701 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9708 11-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_11\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_342_2_817838621.BKP
Backup Set 9701 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9707 11-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_11\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_342_1_817838621.BKP
Backup Set 9702 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9712 11-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_11\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_343_3_817838621.BKP
Backup Set 9702 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9711 11-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_11\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_343_2_817838621.BKP
Backup Set 9702 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9710 11-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_11\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_343_1_817838621.BKP
Archive Log 9739 11-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000896_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 9724 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9726 11-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\PRODUCT\11.2.0\DBHOME_1\DATABASE\C-2608938308-20130611-00
Archive Log 9740 11-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000895_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 9750 11-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9757 11-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_11\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE_ARCHIVE_LOG_346_1_817839767.BKP
released channel: ORA_DISK_1
released channel: ORA_DISK_2
released channel: ORA_DISK_3
RMAN retention policy will be applied to the command
RMAN retention policy is set to redundancy 3
Deleting the following obsolete backups and copies:
Type Key Completion Time Filename/Handle
Backup Set 7344 07-JUN-13
Backup Piece 7365 07-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_07\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_223_1_817497520.BKP
Backup Set 7345 07-JUN-13
Backup Piece 7368 07-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_07\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_221_3_817497519.BKP
Backup Set 7345 07-JUN-13
Backup Piece 7367 07-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_07\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_221_2_817497519.BKP
Backup Set 7345 07-JUN-13
Backup Piece 7366 07-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_07\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_221_1_817497519.BKP
Archive Log 7398 07-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000885_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 7346 07-JUN-13
Backup Piece 7371 07-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_07\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_222_3_817497520.BKP
Backup Set 7346 07-JUN-13
Backup Piece 7370 07-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_07\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_222_2_817497520.BKP
Backup Set 7346 07-JUN-13
Backup Piece 7369 07-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_07\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_222_1_817497520.BKP
Archive Log 7399 07-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000884_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 8426 07-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000886_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 7453 07-JUN-13
Backup Piece 7500 07-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_07\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE_ARCHIVE_LOG_269_1_817502288.BKP
Archive Log 8427 07-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000887_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 8480 07-JUN-13
Backup Piece 8528 07-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_07\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE_ARCHIVE_LOG_316_1_817506665.BKP
Backup Set 8482 07-JUN-13
Backup Piece 8530 07-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_07\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE_ARCHIVE_LOG_315_1_817506560.BKP
Archive Log 9458 07-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000888_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 9422 07-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9443 07-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\PRODUCT\11.2.0\DBHOME_1\DATABASE\C-2608938308-20130607-02
Archive Log 9459 09-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000889_0816001666.0001
Archive Log 9486 10-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000890_0816001666.0001
Backup Set 9498 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9504 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_319_1_817752151.BKP
Backup Set 9499 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9505 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_318_1_817752151.BKP
Backup Set 9500 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9506 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_320_1_817752152.BKP
Backup Set 9501 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9507 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_321_1_817752152.BKP
Backup Set 9520 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9524 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_324_1_817752172.BKP
Backup Set 9521 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9527 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_322_3_817752171.BKP
Backup Set 9521 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9526 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_322_2_817752171.BKP
Backup Set 9521 10-JUN-13
Backup Piece 9525 10-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_10\DATABASE\RONNIE_FULL_ONLINE_DB_322_1_817752171.BKP
Archive Log 11570 30-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000138_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11571 01-JUL-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000139_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11572 02-JUL-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000140_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11573 03-JUL-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000141_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11574 03-JUL-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000142_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11575 04-JUL-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000143_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11576 04-JUL-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000144_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11577 05-JUL-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000145_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11578 06-JUL-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000146_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11579 07-JUL-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000147_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11580 07-JUL-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000148_0818004327.0001
Backup Set 11594 13-JUN-13
Backup Piece 11608 13-JUN-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_13\C-2608938308-20130613-03
Backup Set 11699 08-JUL-13
Backup Piece 11704 08-JUL-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_07_08\BOOE81TB_1_1
Backup Set 11700 08-JUL-13
Backup Piece 11705 08-JUL-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_07_08\BMOE81TB_1_1
Backup Set 11701 08-JUL-13
Backup Piece 11706 08-JUL-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_07_08\BNOE81TB_1_1
Archive Log 11757 08-JUL-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000149_0818004327.0001
Backup Set 11716 08-JUL-13
Backup Piece 11718 08-JUL-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_13\C-2608938308-20130708-00
Archive Log 11758 08-JUL-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000150_0818004327.0001
Backup Set 11759 09-JUL-13
Backup Piece 11762 09-JUL-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_06_13\C-2608938308-20130709-00
Backup Set 11789 09-JUL-13
Backup Piece 11791 09-JUL-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_07_09\C-2608938308-20130709-01
Archive Log 11540 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000108_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11541 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000109_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11542 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000110_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11543 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000111_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11544 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000112_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11545 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000113_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11546 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000114_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11547 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000115_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11548 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000116_0818004327.0001
Backup Set 11813 09-JUL-13
Backup Piece 11816 09-JUL-13 C:\BACKUP\RONNIE\2013_07_09\C-2608938308-20130709-02
delete noprompt obsolete device type disk;
channel ORA_MAINT_DISK_1: SID=67 device type=DISK
allocated channel: ORA_MAINT_DISK_1
released channel: ORA_DISK_4
Archive Log 11501 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000069_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11502 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000070_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11503 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000071_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11504 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000072_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11505 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000073_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11506 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000074_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11507 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000076_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11508 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000075_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11509 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000078_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11510 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000077_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11511 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000079_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11512 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000080_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11513 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000081_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11514 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000082_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11515 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000083_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11516 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000084_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11517 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000085_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11518 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000086_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11519 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000087_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11520 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000088_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11521 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000090_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11522 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000089_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11523 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000091_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11524 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000092_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11525 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000093_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11526 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000094_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11527 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000095_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11528 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000096_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11529 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000097_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11530 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000098_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11531 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000099_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11532 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000100_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11533 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000101_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11534 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000102_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11535 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000103_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11536 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000104_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11537 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000105_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11538 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000106_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11539 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000107_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11487 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000055_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11488 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000056_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11489 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000057_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11490 27-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000058_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11549 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000117_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11550 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000118_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11551 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000119_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11552 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000120_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11553 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000121_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11554 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000122_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11555 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000123_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11556 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000124_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11557 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000125_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11558 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000126_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11559 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000127_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11560 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000128_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11561 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000129_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11562 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000130_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11563 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000131_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11564 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000132_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11565 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000133_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11566 28-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000134_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11567 29-JUN-13 C:\APP\CS\ARCHIVELOG\RONNIE\ARC0000000135_0818004327.0001
Archive Log 11568 2Hi,
Have You change Anything in database receltelly , your Error is
ORA-19625: error identifying file C:\APP\RM\FLASH_RECOVERY_AREA\RONNIE\ARCHIVELOG\2013_06_10\O1_MF_1_1508_8VDHNOLY_.ARC
backup device type disk tag 'BACKUP_RONNIE_0000_070913105322' ar
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS ===============
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-03002: failure of backup command at 07/09/2013 11:07:46
RMAN-06059: expected archived log not found, loss of archived log compromises recoverability
using channel ORA_DISK_4
Starting backup at 09-JUL-13
allocate channel for maintenance type disk;
ORA-27041: unable to open file
OSD-04002: unable to open file
O/S-Error: (OS 3) The system cannot find the path specified.
rman not able to find the archive log file at path C:\APP\RM\FLASH_RECOVERY_AREA\RONNIE\ARCHIVELOG\2013_06_10\O1_MF_1_1508_8VDHNOLY_.ARC
which can be mandatory for the recovery of that backup set , try to find out the file..
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Viewing Nano contents through My Computer (Win 7)
The choices of wallpapers on the 6th generation Nano is very limited (and to me personally, very boring). Is there a way to add new wallpapers to the list? I tried adding my wallpapers from my computer to the photos folder on the Nano, and they did s