How far does Oracle Support extend?
Hi,
I have a problem determining how far I am covered by oracle support in a particular circumstance. I intend to use the DMBS_LDAP package to connect to a CAS authentication server.
1. Am I covered by Oracle Support in this scenario?
2. If I am covered, to what extent?/what cover will be provided?
Thanks,
JIM
JIM wrote:
Justin and Billy, from what you have implied. Oracle will support their services to the nth degree, providing there is proof of bug.
Obviously the do not support third party tools. However, Oracle will not refuse support on the issue if I am connecting to a non-oracle product, such as in the scenario I described.Almost. You also need to show that the bug in the Oracle s/w is not caused by a "3rd party" s/w or unsupported/non-certified configuration combinations.
For example, last time I looked Oracle 11.2.x RAC was not certified for VMware. It is certified for OL5.x. So what happens regarding support when you run into a RAC error on OL5.x in a VMware VM? Had this discussion with an Oracle VP last year and he said along the lines of that support will be willing to assist, to the extent of certified o/s support, running on VMware - but should they suspect that virtualisation is the cause (or part of the problem), then one cannot expect support.
So in your case - if you do a DBMS_LDAP search and that crash and burn, Oracle will support that if it is a bug. However if you tried a funky method outside the LDAP specs against a proprietary half-baked implementation of LDAP, then you are on your own.
Anyway, that is my understanding of the issue...
FWIW, been using DBMS_LDAP for some years now against Microsoft Active Directory (authentication and SSO integration, and dealing with escalations and so on that needs organigram data) - no issues. DBMS_LDAP works fine against AD in our case.
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4 ETW000 C:\usr\sap\CM1\DVEBMGS04\exe\R3trans.EXE version 6.24 (release 741 - 16.05.14 - 20:14:06).
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4 ETW000 ===============================================
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4 ETW000 date&time : 02.06.2014 - 13:49:16
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4 ETW000 R3trans was called as follows: C:\usr\sap\CM1\DVEBMGS04\exe\R3trans.EXE -d
4 ETW000 trace at level 2 opened for a given file pointer
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] set_use_ext_con_info(): ssfs will be used to get connect information
4 ETW000 61 0.000203
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4 ETW000 26 0.000229
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] create_con (con_name=R/3) 17 0.000246
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] DlLoadLib success: LoadLibrary("dbhdbslib.dll"), hdl 0, count 1, addr 000007FEED100000
4 ETW000 3840 0.004132
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] using "C:\usr\sap\CM1\DVEBMGS04\exe\dbhdbslib.dll" 21 0.004153
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] function dbdd_exp_funs loaded from library dbhdbslib.dll 41 0.004363
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBControl(rc=0) 17 0.004491
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] 0: name = R/3, con_id = -000000001, state = DISCONNECTED, tx = NO , bc = NO , oc = 000, hc = NO , perm = YES, reco = NO , info = NO , timeout = 000, con_max = 255, con_opt = 255, occ = NO , prog =
4 ETW000 38 0.004546
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBControl(rc=0) 19 0.004609
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] 0: name = R/3, con_id = 000000000, state = DISCONNECTED, tx = NO , bc = NO , oc = 000, hc = NO , perm = YES, reco = NO , info = NO , timeout = 000, con_max = 255, con_opt = 255, occ = NO , prog =
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] (0.014) DBSL supports HANA revision number up to 3 digits (note 1952701)
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBControl(rc=0) 17 0.160920
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] INFO : MARKER_CNT = 32767 18 0.161058
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBControl(rc=0) 19 0.161077
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4 ETW000 38 0.161115
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] { DbSlHDBPrepare(con_hdl=0,ss_p=0000000002055160,op=3,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 31 0.161146
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> buildSQLStmt(stmt_p=0000000002055180,da_p=00000000020551B0,for_explain=0,lock=0,op=3)
4 ETW000 32 0.161178
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] <- buildSQLStmt(len=63,op=3,#marker=0,#lob=0) 23 0.161201
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] sc_p=0000000003AEACD8,no=1,idc_p=0000000000000000,con=0,act=0,slen=63,smax=256,#vars=0,stmt=000000000AE09690,table=DDNTT
4 ETW000 38 0.161277
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] SELECT COMPCNT, UNICODELG FROM "DDNTT" WHERE TABNAME = 'SVERS' ; 21 0.161298
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0001 PREPARE on connection 0 19 0.161317
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBPrepare(rc=0) 6453 0.167770
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] db_con_test_and_open: 1 open cursors (delta=1) 30 0.167800
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] db_con_check_dirty: 1 open cursors, tx = NO , bc = NO 18 0.167818
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] db_con_check_dirty: db_con_dirty = YES 16 0.167834
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] { DbSlHDBBegRead(con_hdl=0,ss_p=0000000002055160,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 35 0.167869
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] ABAP USER is not set 23 0.167892
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> bind_variables(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8,in_out=0,bulk=0,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 32 0.167947
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4 ETW000 32 0.168129
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] OPEN CURSOR C_0001 on connection 0 20 0.168149
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0001 SET InputSize=1 19 0.168168
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0001 EXECUTE on connection 0 20 0.168188
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] execute() of C_0001, #rec=0, rcSQL=0, rc=0 5712 0.173900
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] CURSOR C_0001, rc=0,#rec=0,#dbcount=0 34 0.173934
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> bind_variables(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8,in_out=1,bulk=1,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 32 0.173966
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> allocParameter(in_out=1,col_cnt=2) 21 0.173987
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> calculate_record_length(sc_hdl=0000000003AEACD8,in_out=1,bulk=1,types=0000000002055240,#col=2,useBulkInsertWithLobs=0)
4 ETW000 34 0.174021
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] #float=0,#lob=0,itab=0,#short=2,#int=0,#llong=0,#uc=0,rec_lng=16,db_lng=4
4 ETW000 30 0.174051
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4 ETW000 32 0.174083
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> allocIndicator(in_out=1,row_cnt=65536) 20 0.174103
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] -> allocData(in_out=1,size=1048576) 30 0.174133
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4 ETW000 36 0.174169
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] } DbSlHDBBegRead(rc=0) 24 0.174193
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] { DbSlHDBExeRead(con_hdl=0,ss_p=0000000002055160,da_p=00000000020551B0)
4 ETW000 35 0.174228
4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] ABAP USER is not set 20 0.174248
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4 ETW000 [ dev trc,00000] xcnt=1,row_i=0,row_pcnt=0 20 0.174301
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How Far Back Oracle Keep AWR Reports
Hello,
A quick question:
Does anyone know how far back Oracle retain AWR reports in the database? Is this something that we can customize? If it is, can someone offer some insights?
Thanks!The default settings for 'interval' and 'retention' are (60 min and 7 days respectively),
Sample modification using,
execute dbms_workload_repository.modify_snapshot_settings(interval => 120,retention => 20160);
the parameter value is in minutes.
Edited by: Anantha on Jan 15, 2009 12:12 PM
Metalink notes:
Space Management In Sysaux Tablespace with AWR in Use - 287679.1
Usage and Storage Management of SYSAUX tablespace occupants SM/AWR, SM/ADVISOR, SM/OPTSTAT and SM/OTHER - 329984.1 -
Does Oracle have Extended Stored Procedure like SQL Server and Sybase?
Hi, i am new to Oracle. I want to know if...
Does Oracle have Extended Stored Procedure like SQL Server and Sybase?
If it does not have, then how can i call outside program written in C or JAVA from the Database stored procedure or trigger?refer to this link on external procedures
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/A87860_01/doc/server.817/a76956/manproc.htm#11064 -
Does oracle support TRANSACTION_READ_UNCOMMITTED level?
I am using oc4j drivers with jdbc for oracle 9i
I could not set the transaction isolation level to TRANSACTION_READ_UNCOMMITTED.
Does oracle support this transaction level ?
(SQL Server support it)
Here is the stack trace of the error:
java.sql.SQLException: READ_COMMITTED et SERIALIZABLE sont les seuls niveaux de transaction valides
java.sql.SQLException: READ_COMMITTED et SERIALIZABLE sont les seuls niveaux de transaction valides
at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.throwSqlException(DBError.java:134)
at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.throwSqlException(DBError.java:179)
at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.throwSqlException(DBError.java:269)
at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleConnection.setTransactionIsolation(OracleConnection.java:1681)
Thanks for any help...Mahmoud,
The error message, you have posted, seems very clear -- the only valid values are READ_COMMITTED and SERIALIZABLE. This is also documented in the "Oracle9i JDBC Developers Guide and Reference", chapter 19 [Coding Tips and Troubleshooting], in the section entitled "Transaction Isolation Levels and Access Modes". Here is an excerpt:
the Oracle server supports only the TRANSACTION_READ_
COMMITTED and TRANSACTION_SERIALIZABLE transaction isolation levels
As someone who moved from Oracle to Informix, I can tell you from my experience, that different RDBMS's have the same functions, but each works differently. So while you probably needed to use the TRANSACTION_READ_UNCOMMITTED isolation level with "SQL Server", you don't need it for Oracle.
What you need to do is forget how you do things with "SQL Server", and learn how to do things the Oracle way. As you have seen, trying to transfer "SQL Server" code to Oracle doesn't always work.
The Oracle documentation is available from
http://tahiti.oracle.com
Good Luck,
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WRT54G Question on how far does the signal reach?
Question on how far does the signal reach?
Like from the system box at home base, could you take the laptop what distance from it? Miles? Or jus a short distance? And what distance if anyone knows?
Message Edited by White_Devil on 04-09-2008 08:21 PM
[b]Loved Charlton Heston[/b]My 54G is at the far end of my house in my home office, 80+ feet away thru 4 walls I still get 25% signal, enough for a decent connection. Having an all wood construction house helps a bit. Once I was in my car out in the driveway (~90 ft) and it still worked OK.
I've got the bigger hi-gain antennas, not sure that they improve the range that much. I didn't really notice much signal gain going from the short ones to the tall ones. -
How Far Does The Ejected Disc Come Out?
When you eject a disc out of your iMac, how far does it come out? Mine stops right before the middle circle. On my iBook it used to come out to about half way through the circle.
Thanks,
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Mine ejects to the middle of the disk. My iBook does that same as yours. Nothing to worry about.
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How far does the 10MB inclusive allowance go on th...
How far does the 10MB inclusive allowance go on the BTBBA deal?
For example how many web pages?
Why do upgrades always come with a downgrade
Solved!
Go to Solution.NO WAY!
The answer is about 14 BT Forum web pages and there's no way that you could get 14 to download in just 20 minutes so the answer is 14 BT Forum web pages and about 6 hours
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How far does airport extremes range go
how far does airport extremes range go
Apple says up to 300 feet or so, but since tests like this are performed in a very large room with no walls, the specification won't mean much to most of us in the real world.
Bottom line is that it is not possible to make a good guess about distance capabilities in a home without knowing the number of walls and or ceilings the signal must pass through.
(A typicall wall of sheetrock and 2 by 4s will absorb on average about 15-20% of the signal and a ceiling absorbs more because it is thicker).
As a very rough guide...if the signal from the wireless router must pass through 4-5 walls, or a ceiling and 2-3 walls, then there won't be much of it left by the time it reaches a computer or other wireless device. -
Does Oracle support this........
Hi
I want to select values in a object types in a table over the database link. like
select name from [email protected]
where name is of type varray(3) of varchar2(100) in the country table and db.com is database link.
It is giving me error ORA-22804.
Does Oracle supports this or not?
Regds
~SachinYour answer is in the message text - Oracle does not support object operations over a database link.
null -
What is native Sql data types and does oracle support this?
what is native Sql data types
Does oracle support this?http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14220/datatype.htm#g31099
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Does Oracle support "imported" XML schemas
Hi,
Does Oracle support XML schemas that import other XML schemas. If so, are there any known problems ?
Thanks
JohnI have the same problem:
A huge and complex .xsd-schema with several include and import statements can't be registered (all referenced documents exist in the repository):
DBMS_XMLSCHEMA.REGISTERSCHEMA(
schemaURL => 'http://www.toxinfo.org/namespaces/2004/05/Rosetta#ProtocolEmil',
schemaDoc => xdbURIType('/ProtocolEmil.xsd').getClob(),
local => TRUE,
genTypes => TRUE,
genBean => FALSE,
genTables => TRUE
causes an Error at the first import:
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-31000: Resource 'RosettaSimpleTypeCollection.xsd' is not an XDB schema
document
ORA-06512: at "XDB.DBMS_XMLSCHEMA_INT", line 17
ORA-06512: at "XDB.DBMS_XMLSCHEMA", line 26
ORA-06512: at line 2
Editing the schema is not an option for me. Any ideas?
Thanks!
Tillmann Cordes -
Does oracle support array in SQL?
The follow syntax for postgresql works with good performance, does Oracle support? Thanks
select
r.company_code,
r.date,
r.d5[1] as d5_udm,
r.d5[2] as d5_ddm,
r.d5[3] as d5_tr,
from (
select
q.company_code,
q.date,
(select array[avg(abs(highest_rate-opening_rate)), avg(abs(opening_rate-lowest_rate)), avg(highest_rate-lowest_rate)] from (select lowest_rate, highest_rate, opening_rate from hkex.quotation q1 where not q1.is_trade_suspend and q1.company_code=q.company_code and q1.date<=q.date order by q1.date desc limit 5) t) as d5
from hkex.quotation q
where not q.is_trade_suspend
) r;Hi,
I'm not a postgresql exponent but the following query might work, though I haven't tested it.
select
r.company_code,
r.date,
udm as d5_udm,
ddm as d5_ddm,
tr as d5_tr,
from (
select
q.company_code,
q.date,
(select avg(abs(highest_rate-opening_rate)) udm,
avg(abs(opening_rate-lowest_rate)) ddm,
avg(highest_rate-lowest_rate) tr
from (select lowest_rate, highest_rate, opening_rate
from hkex.quotation q1
where not q1.is_trade_suspend = '0' -- as below
and q1.company_code=q.company_code
and q1.date<=q.date
order by q1.date desc limit 5) t) as d5 -- not sure what limit 5 does (possibly first 5 rows?)
from hkex.quotation q
where q.is_trade_suspend = '0' -- Oracle does not support boolean data type for columns so change col to varchar2(1) with '0' and '1' for false and true
) r;Andre
Edited by: acadet on Mar 4, 2010 3:43 PM -
EEM applet does not support extended ping ?
Hi does anybody know if EEM applet does not support any extended Ping in a cli action ?
This works:
action 1000 cli command "ping ip 10.161.255.5"
These statements does not work ?
action 1000 cli command "ping ip 10.161.255.5 repeat 10 source Loopback0"
action 1000 cli command "ping vrf TESTVRF ip 10.161.255.5 repeat 20 source Loopback0"
I found another possibility how to achive extended ping in EEM like following
event manager applet ping
event none sync yes
action 100 cli command "enable"
action 101 cli command "ping" pattern "[ip]"
action 102 cli command "ip" pattern "address"
action 103 cli command "10.161.255.5" pattern "count"
action 104 cli command "20" pattern "size"
action 105 cli command "100" pattern "seconds"
action 106 cli command "2" pattern "commands"
action 107 cli command "y" pattern "interface"
action 108 cli command "Loopback0" pattern "service"
action 109 cli command "0" pattern "header"
action 110 cli command "no" pattern "data"
action 111 cli command "no" pattern "pattern"
action 112 cli command "0xABCD" pattern "Verbose"
action 113 cli command " " pattern "size"
action 114 cli command "n" event manager applet ping
bu there is also no way to specify the VRF ?
Any Ideas ?
Thx
HubertHi found failure,
extended ping needs to be executed in priviledged mode, so need to enable in advance , then it works
thx Bruno for the hint
Hubert
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