Oracle 9i and clipper database

Hi,
Does anybody know if oracle 9i supports direct import-
functionality to a clipper database?
Greetings,
Jurry

The answer would be to extract data from .dbf file to .csv and
then use the external table functionality in 9i.

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Can we locate oracle 9i and 10g databases in same PC

hi all
wish U happy new year...
I have installed oracle 9i and 10g database ..but 10g database is not working it says TNS protocol adapter error or invalied username password...I stpeed the 9i services and listner in the 9i home...but 10g database is not working.9i and 10g databases are in two different partitions....
I want to know is it possible to running 9i and 190g database in same PC...if it's possible pls can you give me a solution for my problem
regards
Buddhike

when I was trying to up the database it is looking for another listener
and massage coming listener is not running...Not clear. The database does not look for a listener, maybe you got that error when trying to connect ?
Do you have a listener 10g service ? Did you start it ? If not, please try the following :
C:\> set ORACLE_HOME=<Your 10g Home>
C:\> set PATH=%ORACLE_HOME%\bin;%PATH%
C:\> lsnrctl start
wait up to a minute, then execute
C:\> lsnrctl status
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Oracle RMAN and SAP Databases

Hi all,
Am mainly an Oracle DBA and had just recently return to supporting SAP customers after a 4 year absence of supporting non-SAP customers.
Anyway, I have some question on using Oracle RMAN with SAP databases. Backup softwares are Netbackup and Data Protector.
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Reading from
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/d1/43d7cab9a04a409cc46876e36762c2/content.htm
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The Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN) is an Oracle backup program. You can use it as a command line interface (CLI) or as a graphical user interface (GUI) in the Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM). We support RMAN with the SAP backup tools BRBACKUP and BRARCHIVE.
RMAN uses the System Backup to Tape (SBT) interface to back up to tape devices. We implement SBT using the SAP backup library. External backup tools can implement this interface as a dynamic link library (DLL).
Integration
By integrating RMAN into BRBACKUP, you can add security and flexibility to important functions in existing backup strategies and tools:
· The recovery catalog is not used. The backup information is stored in the control file. After the backup, the control file is also backed up. In a restore, the control file is restored first, followed by the data files.
· The integration of RMAN into BRBACKUP also guarantees integration into the SAP Structure linkComputing Center Management System (CCMS).
· BRBACKUP tape management functions as previously (that is, as when using the SAP backup library).
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· All previous SAP backup strategies are supported while using RMAN. Nevertheless, RMAN is not supported for standby database backups and split-mirror backups.
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¡ RMAN with the Oracle SBT interface
¡ Backup library and backup tool Networker from Legato
¡ Legatou2019s BACKINT interface implementation (as of Oracle 8.0.5)
The SAP installation also delivers the SAP backup library with BRBACKUP and BRARCHIVE.
Edited by: newbie01.sap on Jun 11, 2010 10:50 AM

Hi,
This question has been answered by Stefan Koehler. Not sure why the thread is not updated by his response. I am hoping to give him the max points actually.
It was a very good response which is as below:
Subject: Re: Oracle RMAN and SAP Databases
Message: Hello,
> Does that mean I cannot use a RMAN catalog? Had anyone managed to use a RMAN catalog to do the RMAN backup?
Correct - if you are using the BR*Tools and RMAN you are not able to use a RMAN catalog with it.
You can do manual catalog syncs, but the BR*Tools are not supporting a catalog database.
>Does backint requires a SBT library to use RMAN?
Check this documentation (Point "RMAN Backups Without Backup Library"): http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/3f/9d800e1aec11d2b42c00609419997a/content.htm
> Any advise or feedback on this will be very much appreciated.
We are also using RMAN for taking backup of all our oracle database (SAP and non-SAP), but without any BR*Tools.
That is also possible - check sapnote #105047 (Part "50. Recovery Manager (RMAN)").
As you mentioned, that you are a fulltime DBA you should have enough knowledge to use RMAN without BR*Tools.
Regards
Stefan

I have created TM lock in oracle 9i and 11g databases. by using same query

here is the query uesd for finding a lock in database.
select /*+ RULE */ 'DATAPOINT # ' bpb,
l.sid, ' # ',
s.username, ' # ',
s.sql_address, ' # ',
x.sid, ' # ',
y.username, ' # ',
l.type, ' # ',
l.id1, ' # ',
l.id2, ' # ',
decode(X.LMODE,
0, 'None',
1, 'Null',
2, 'Row Share',
3, 'Row Excl',
4, 'Share',
5, 'Shr Row Excl',
6, 'Exclusive',
decode(L.REQUEST,
0, 'None',
1, 'Null',
2, 'Row Share',
3, 'Row Excl',
4, 'Share',
5, 'Shr Row Excl',
6, 'Exclusive',
from v$session s, v$lock l, v$lock x, v$session y
where l.ctime > 120
and s.lockwait = l.kaddr
and l.type in ('TM', 'TX', 'UL')
and l.id1 = x.id1
and l.id2 = x.id2
and x.sid != l.sid
and x.sid = y.sid
and x.lmode >0;
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here are the lockwait and kaddr values for 9i and 11g databases.
for oracle 9i
SQL> select lockwait from v$session where sid in (10,12);
LOCKWAIT
67B4E10C
SQL> select kaddr from v$lock where sid in (10,12);
KADDR
67B4E088
67B4E10C
for oracle 11g
SQL> select lockwait from v$session where sid in (70,134);
LOCKWAIT
070000002FA080D8
SQL> select kaddr from v$lock where sid in (70,134);
KADDR
0700000030C595C0
0700000030C59830
00000001108E3E58
00000001108E3E58
070000002FA6CB30
SQL>
please advise if there is any change for calculations for lockwait,kaddr for 11g.

can you post your query with explain plan for both 9i version and 10g version.
Thanks,
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I am planning to upgrade our existing Oracle 8i & forms6i to oracle 11g database and 10g AS.
I have only one server for both. 10gAS has a database along with the installation.
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U-da-Man!
Thanks, Martin... your step-by-step process worked like a charm! Although, having used Oracle products for 7+ years, I am amazed that the Developer package had to be installed before the database. I wonder what will happen when I eventually install Developer 6i ??
Anyway, thanks again for the info!
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Martin Vonk ([email protected]):
Hi Dave,
Did not install Oracle 816 up to now. But still..
Developer 6 has to be installed in DEFAULT_HOME...
See the procedure below (source Oracle (modified)).
Installation Procedure
Follow this procedure to install Developer 6.0 and Oracle 8i on the same physical machine in separate ORACLE_HOMEs on NT:
1) Install Developer 6.0 using the instructions on the Developer CD.
Specify an appropriate drive and the ORANT directory as the destination. For example:
D:\ORANT
Note: You must install Developer in the Oracle home named DEFAULT_HOME.
2) Install RDBMS 8.1.5 from the Oracle 8i CD. Specify the following information when prompted for the Oracle Home and Full path:
Oracle Home ora8i
Full Path d:\orant\ora8i
Choose Typical Install
Global Database Name ora8i.us.oracle.com (This is an example)
SID ORA8I (This is an example)
As the product installs, a summary is displayed that shows the products that are installed and the space requirements.
When the installation is complete, the following information is displayed and the installer exits:
Oracle Database Configuration Assistant Alert Database Creation Completed.
Database Information
Global Database Name ora8i.us.oracle.com
SID ORA8I
Sys password change_on_install
System passwd manager
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d:\orant\net80\admin\tnsnames.ora
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alias.world
(DESCRIPTION
(ADDRESS_LIST
(ADDRESS
(PROTOCOL = TCP)
(Host = )
(Port = )
(CONNECT_DATA = (SID = )
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NEW.world
(DESCRIPTION
(ADDRESS_LIST
(ADDRESS
(PROTOCOL = TCP)
(Host = TEST)
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<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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by this im stopping my question as i solved it today. i was not using the url format, so was the problem giving starnge messages.
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umair,
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For some background info on how oracle makes connections across networks, and what needs to be configured .. See
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The server has an SQL database.
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sir
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