Oracle Files - where do i get the usage information ?

Question

Hi ,
I am with OracleDirect , India. I am working to generate reports on usage of files in Oracle Files like who has created and modified ,locked a file and when (history of usage) ? what all files a person has accessed,modified , create (user history) ? etc... Is this information stored any where ? if so , where it is and how is it stored ? Is it stored in database or is it logged to some log ? If it is database please let me know , what tables have it ? or else if they are logs , what logs are to be looked at and do the logs have a specified format? and How can i go about to get the information from them and use it ?
Thanks in advance ,
Prakash.

Answer 1

Bernhard (guest) wrote:
: thanx for the advice. I think the links you posted will be
: helpful in the future.
: I found the source of my troubles on the SUSE homepage (ver 6.1
: does not use glibc 2.1).
: So now I needto find out how to upgrade to glibc 2.1
Upgrading to SuSe 6.2 would probably do the trick. Upgrade is
really smooth, and will take approximately 1h. I was able
to run oracle 8i client install on my PC and it works (32M,
160MHZ pentium) quite satisfactory. On my server machine
(450MHZ, 128MB) I'm running RH 6.0 and it also works fine.
On SuSe, I removed the "Kaffee" JVM installed by default and
downloaded JRE 1.1.7 from www.blackdown.org. I haven't tried
the "kaffe" engine but Oracle documentation requires blackdown.
Michael, if you read this, have you tried installing with the
default JVM engine delivered with SuSe 6.2?
As long as your operating system name doesn't start with "MS"
you should be OK.
: But first I will buy me a book about LINUX administration and
: hope to find the time reading it.
: Colin. (guest) wrote:
: : Bernhard (guest) wrote
: : : But anyway: This is my first try to install anything on
: LINUX.
: : : If anybody has some good advise for a rookie re.
: installation
: : : of ORACLE SERVER 8.15 on Linux I would be very thankful.
: : Try these links, there's lots of good tips to be found (and
: : thanks to the authors of these sites).
: : => A SuSE developers home page for Oracle.
: : www.suse.de/~mha/oracle/
: : => Install Guide for Redhat.
: : jordan.fortwayne.com/oracle/
: : => Oracle tips & scripts
: : www.akadia.com/html/dod-frame.html
: : amoeba.sagemediagroup.com/oracle_linux_howto/
: : www.orafaq.org/
: : www.oracle-dba.com/
: : www.kevinloney.com/
: : www.bf.rmit.edu.au/~orafaq/contents.html
: : www.lazydba.com/
: : www.dbasupport.com/
: : www.dbspecialists.com/
: : altern.org/place4oracle/oracle_contents.html
: : www.dbdomain.com
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