Delete dump file

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Can i delete dump files through SQL command

Yes, to be more precise, "host" is a SQL*Plus command, not a SQL command.

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  • How to delete dump file

    Hello,
    i am taking backups everyday on windows and that backup is generating dump file.
    so i have manually delete that dump file everyday.
    is there any way so that i can set a job which will automatically delete dumpfiles??
    thanks in advance

    I'm not sure what you are referring to as a dump file is this possibly a transcript or log file created by OSB? If this is something created outside of OSB you could invoke an after script inside the dataset used for the backup.

  • User can't delete Dump file (data pump)

    when I do expdp in 10.2.0.4, the dump file is created but the user don't have permission to delete those dmp files. Every time i need to login as 'oracle' user then only I can delete it. But I want that user should do it by itself.
    Please let me know if there is any way to create a dump file by user who can delete it by his own.

    Either you may need to follow as I suggested above or as below.
    Create the specific directory for each OS user who is using expdp utility and create the directories in Oracel (SQL), assign this directory to the database user.
    i.e.
    OS User - Scott
    Database User - Scott
    login as super user
    $ cd /u01/oradata/expdp
    $ mkdir scott
    $ chmod 700 scott
    Login to sqlplus as sysdba
    SQL> conn /as sysdba
    SQL> create or replace directory scott_dmp as '/u01/oradata/expdp/scott';
    SQL> grant read,write on directory scott_dmp to scott;
    Regards,
    Sabdar Syed.

  • Re: User can't delete Dump file (data pump)

    Hi,
    You could possibly set the gid bit on the datapump directory you are using?
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setuid
    so basically chmod g+s your_unix_path
    That should mean that the files are created with the same groupas the parent directory not the user who created them - would that work?
    Regards,
    Harry
    http://dbaharrison.blogspot.com

    Either you may need to follow as I suggested above or as below.
    Create the specific directory for each OS user who is using expdp utility and create the directories in Oracel (SQL), assign this directory to the database user.
    i.e.
    OS User - Scott
    Database User - Scott
    login as super user
    $ cd /u01/oradata/expdp
    $ mkdir scott
    $ chmod 700 scott
    Login to sqlplus as sysdba
    SQL> conn /as sysdba
    SQL> create or replace directory scott_dmp as '/u01/oradata/expdp/scott';
    SQL> grant read,write on directory scott_dmp to scott;
    Regards,
    Sabdar Syed.

  • DUMP FILES UNABLE TO DELETE IN LINUX

    Hi
    Our company currently runs the databases on RAC (Oracle 11gR2). We generally take the backup of SCHEMAS everyday using the datapump. My issues here is I am unable to delete the dump files older that 3 days using the below script
    00 14 * * * find /nbds2/orabkp/*.dmp.gz -mtime +3 -exec rm -f {} \;
    but I am able to delete the files using the below command
    rm -f abcb.dmp.gz . I verified the file permissions etc on the dump file that is generated everything looks fine.
    Even I tried using the below script
    #################cut here - rmdumpfiles #############
    #!/bin/bash
    echo "starting at `date`"
    for i in `find /nbds2/orabkp -mtime +3 -name "*.dmp.gz" `
    do
    echo "deleting $i "
    rm -f $i
    done
    echo "done at `date` "
    chmod 750 rmdumpfiles
    Crontab entry:
    00 14 * * * /home/oracle/rmdumpfiles >> /home/oracle/rmdump.log
    But the files didn't get deleted and below is the information I got from the log file
    "starting at Mon Feb 18 17:59:01 PST 2013
    done at Mon Feb 18 17:59:01 PST 2013"
    Can someone help me please
    Thank you
    Karren

    Hi Dude,
    Thank you very much for your quick response. Actually I had to delete a lot of files manually due to storage issue( I am left with only the dump files from of 17,18,19). But my results are weird. I am not able to find the issue. Can you help me
    stat /nbds2/orabkp/FULL_EXP_FSDEV_expdp_Feb_17_2013.dmp.gz
    File: `/nbds2/orabkp/FULL_EXP_FSDEV_expdp_Feb_17_2013.dmp.gz'
    Size: 7013910756 Blocks: 13753000 IO Block: 65536 regular file
    Device: 16h/22d Inode: 21604 Links: 1
    Access: (0640/-rw-r-----) Uid: ( 1001/ oracle) Gid: ( 1001/oinstall)
    Access: 2013-02-17 18:00:04.000000000 -0800
    Modify: 2013-02-17 18:21:11.000000000 -0800
    Change: 2013-02-17 18:26:41.988556000 -0800
    find /nbds2/orabkp/* -iname "*.dmp.gz" -mtime +3
    Ans: None
    find /nbds2/orabkp/* -iname "*.dmp.gz" -mtime +2
    Ans: None
    find /nbds2/orabkp/* -iname "*.dmp.gz" -mtime +1
    Ans: /nbds2/orabkp/FULL_EXP_FSDEV_expdp_Feb_17_2013.dmp.gz
    ls -l /nbds2/orabkp/FULL_EXP_FSDEV_*
    -rw-r----- 1 oracle oinstall 7013910756 Feb 17 18:21 /nbds2/orabkp/FULL_EXP_FSDEV_expdp_Feb_17_2013.dmp.gz
    -rw-r--r-- 1 oracle asmadmin 75805 Feb 17 18:21 /nbds2/orabkp/FULL_EXP_FSDEV_expdp_Feb_17_2013.log
    -rw-r--r-- 1 oracle asmadmin 75805 Feb 18 18:21 /nbds2/orabkp/FULL_EXP_FSDEV_expdp_Feb_18_2013.log
    -rw-r----- 1 oracle oinstall 7014081297 Feb 19 18:20 /nbds2/orabkp/FULL_EXP_FSDEV_expdp_Feb_19_2013.dmp.gz
    -rw-r--r-- 1 oracle asmadmin 75805 Feb 19 18:20 /nbds2/orabkp/FULL_EXP_FSDEV_expdp_Feb_19_2013.log
    date
    Ans: Wed Feb 20 09:27:02 PST 2013
    Now I am able to delete the files thank you very much for your help.This is the first time I am having this issue I am not sure the reason behind it "date" and "mtime" are conflicting and that is causing the issue. Can you please enlighten me regarding this
    Edited by: 988802 on Feb 20, 2013 9:42 AM
    Edited by: 988802 on Feb 20, 2013 10:04 AM

  • System exception while deleting the file from app server in background job

    Hi All,
    I have a issue while the deleting the file from application server.
    I am using the statement DELETE DATASET in my program to delete the file from app server.
    I am able to delete the file from the app server when i run the program from app server.
    When i run the same report from background job i am getting the message called System exception.
    Is there any secuirity which i need to get the issue.
    Thank You,
    Taragini

    Hi All,
    I get all the authorization sto delete the file from application serever.
    Thing is i am able to run the program sucessfully in foreground but not in the background .
    It i snot giving any short dump also just JOB is cancelled with the exception 'Job cancelled after system exception ERROR_MESSAGE'.
    Can anybody please give me suggestion
    Thanks,
    Taragini

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    How can I delete PDF files from my iMac desktop?

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  • Problem in importing dump file in Oracle 10g

    Hi all,
    I have a database dump with size of 1.8 GB. One of the tables in dump (TABLEPHOTO) is around 1.5 GB and has a BLOB type column.
    The import process stops (gets frozen) after importing 4294 rows of TABLEPHOTO.
    I do not receive any error and when checking database resources in EM, do not see anything unususl.
    The dump file can not be exported again since the schema is deleted!
    Can anybody help with this issue?
    Regards,
    Amir

    What does Oracle wait interface say when the session appears to be frozen ?
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    @snapper ash,stats 5 1 <sid>http://www.tanelpoder.com/files/scripts/snapper.sql
    http://tech.e2sn.com/oracle-scripts-and-tools/session-snapper

  • *** DUMP FILE SIZE IS LIMITED TO 0 BYTES ***

    I always get a trace file with
    *** DUMP FILE SIZE IS LIMITED TO 0 BYTES ***

    Do you have a cleardown script on your dump directory (probably user dump) that deletes dumps while sessions are still running. You get a trace in background dump directory (pmon, I think) that gives your message when that happens.
    OTOH it might be something completely different.

  • Export Dump File without defined VPD policies

    Hi there,
    Can some one help me on this problem ?
    I've some tables with vpd policies defined on them. When I export these tables the dump file puts some instructions related to these policies such as:
    EXECUTE DBMS_RLS.ADD_GROUPED_POLICY(sys_context('userenv','current_schema'),'"TABLE1"','SYS_DEFAULT','POLICY1','MD','ACESS1','SELECT,UPDATE,DELETE',FALSE,TRUE,TRUE);
    Then when I try to import those tables, I'm getting some problems with that if I don't have those policies/functions created (which is the case).
    So,
    how can I export tables without those instructions ?
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    how can I prevent the execution of those lines during import task ?
    Thanks in advance,
    Helena

    In both (export and import) cases the policy could also be disabled for the duration export and import.

  • Dbms_datapupm, dump file permissions

    Oracle 11.2.0.2
    Using dbms_datapipe APIs I can successfully create the dump file. However, that file does not have read or write permissions, so the UNIX user can not zip and ftp the file as required, not can it chmod the permissions. Please, advise. Thanks.

    Use ACLs. For example:
    hpux > # whoami
    hpux > whoami
    oradba
    hpux > # Create directory /tmp/acl_test for datapump files
    hpux > mkdir /tmp/acl_test
    hpux > # set directory /tmp/acl_test access to rwx for owner (Unix user oradba) and no access to group and other
    hpux > chmod 700 /tmp/acl_test
    hpux > # set ACL access to directory /tmp/acl_test file itself to rwx for user oracle
    hpux > setacl  -m u:oracle:rwx /tmp/acl_test
    hpux > # set ACL access to any file created in directory /tmp/acl_test to rwx for user oracle
    hpux > setacl  -m d:u:oracle:rwx /tmp/acl_test
    hpux > # set ACL access to any file created in directory /tmp/acl_test to rwx for user oradba
    hpux > setacl  -m d:u:oradba:rwx /tmp/acl_test
    hpux > # show directory /tmp/acl_test ACLs
    hpux > getacl /tmp/acl_test
    # file: /tmp/acl_test
    # owner: oradba
    # group: appdba
    user::rwx
    user:oracle:rwx
    group::---
    class:rwx
    other:---
    default:user:oracle:rwx
    default:user:oradba:rwx
    hpux > # create Oracle directory object
    hpux > sqlplus / << EOF
    hpuxcreate directory acl_test as '/tmp/acl_test';
    hpuxexit
    hpuxEOF
    SQL*Plus: Release 11.1.0.7.0 - Production on Mon Aug 22 15:27:56 2011
    Copyright (c) 1982, 2008, Oracle.  All rights reserved.
    Connected to:
    Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64bit Production
    With the Partitioning, OLAP and Data Mining options
    SQL>
    Directory created.
    SQL> Disconnected from Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0
    - 64bit Production
    With the Partitioning, OLAP and Data Mining options
    hpux > # datapump export
    hpux > expdp / JOB_NAME=acl_test TABLES=T_INDEX_USAGE PARALLEL=1 COMPRESSION=ALL
    REUSE_DUMPFILES=Y DIRECTORY=ACL_TEST dumpfile=acl_test_%U.dmp logfile=acl_test.
    log
    Export: Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64bit Production on Monday, 22 August, 2011 15:28:0
    7
    Copyright (c) 2003, 2007, Oracle.  All rights reserved.
    Connected to: Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64bit
    Production
    With the Partitioning, OLAP and Data Mining options
    Starting "OPS$ORADBA"."ACL_TEST":  /******** JOB_NAME=acl_test TABLES=T_INDEX_USAGE PARALLEL=1 COMPRESSION=ALL REUSE_DUMPFILES=Y DIRECTORY=ACL_TEST dumpfile=acl_test_%U.dmp logfile=acl_test.log
    Estimate in progress using BLOCKS method...
    Processing object type TABLE_EXPORT/TABLE/TABLE_DATA
    Total estimation using BLOCKS method: 0 KB
    Processing object type TABLE_EXPORT/TABLE/TABLE
    . . exported "OPS$ORADBA"."T_INDEX_USAGE"                    0 KB       0 rows
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      /tmp/acl_test/acl_test_01.dmp
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    hpux > # directory /tmp/acl_test listing
    hpux > ls -l /tmp/acl_test
    total 64
    -rw-r-----+  1 oracle     dba           1036 Aug 22 15:28 acl_test.log
    -rw-r-----+  1 oracle     dba          20480 Aug 22 15:28 acl_test_01.dmp
    hpux > # copy datapump files (to prove we can read them)
    hpux > cp /tmp/acl_test/acl_test_01.dmp /tmp/acl_test/acl_test_01_copy.dmp
    hpux > cp /tmp/acl_test/acl_test.log /tmp/acl_test/acl_test_copy.log
    hpux > # delete files
    hpux > rm /tmp/acl_test/*
    /tmp/acl_test/acl_test.log: 640+ mode ? (y/n) y
    /tmp/acl_test/acl_test_01.dmp: 640+ mode ? (y/n) y
    hpux > # delete directory
    hpux > rmdir /tmp/acl_test
    hpux > But based on "Oracle does have rights for the directory" and "UNIX user does have rights for the directory too" all you need is ACL for non-oracle UNIX user:
    setacl -m d:u:unix_user:rwx directory_pathSY.

  • How to Delete crashreporter files on iPad 1 on iOs 5.1.1

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  • Can delete trace files in bdump

    Hi all,
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    Hi,
    What I usually do is scheduling a process that deletes old files (let's say older than 1 week or so).
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  • Udump directory ...can I delete the files?...PLz help me

    hi guys,
    I have disk space problem on my database server , 98% of my partition disk is used...checking the files I see that in my udump diectory there is a new 3GB trace file created by Oracle ...my questiions are :
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    2- how can i know if oracle is still using it?
    my os system is Linux and I' working on Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - 64bi
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    thank you... so these files are not necessary for Oracle?
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    3
    4
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  • DUMP files on UNIX

    i have my Developer Suite 9i application running under UNIX. In the path where the exceutable files are there, some files like dump ones are getting created with the format:
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