SQL Developer 1.5 migration issue with MS use of reserved words

In version 1.2 the was and advanced option that allowed the use of reserved words for column names, I can not find that option in 1.5. What happened to this option? I can not find it and I need to port those applications with out changing the column names. I know I can hand edit the scripts but I did not have to do that with 1.2.
Any one know if this can still be done?

n 1.2 iIt was under preferences - > Migration -> Advanced, in version 1.5 no advanced options and I searched around and could not find it else where. gulp as for the reserved words ( don't laugh I am just migrating under orders) there are date, number and some columns with embedded / that it barfs on. I am under orders to do it the way it is written.

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Today i have found 2 new issue.
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>
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Running into lots of migration issues for an application built in 10.1.3 EA, migrating to 10.1.3. production, mostly in the BC project. Here's one: the database connections built in EA were not carried over to prod, so they needed to get re-built. No biggie. But now the data-sources.xml file in the model project has duplicate entries for my data sources. I have tried directly editting that file and removing the duplicates, but when I go to run my application (ADF Faces & ADF BC) JDeveloper hangs. When I abort JDev and re-start it, the duplicate entries are back in data-sources.xml (and yes, I did save the file after making the changes). It seems that the xml file is built dynamically from definitions stored elsewhere. Where is the source? What will I need to modify to get the changes to take?
Thanks.
Johnny Lee

There is new control over when/whether JDeveloper add/updates your data-sources.xml file for the embedded server. The settings are located here:
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Hello,
I am dealing with an issue with inetd on SunOS 5.10 05/08 with 137137-09 patch.
The inetd seems consuming more cpu 20% which I think is not normal. The inetd is managing few application processes.
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Samurai_123 wrote:
Hello,
I am dealing with an issue with inetd on SunOS 5.10 05/08 with 137137-09 patch.
The inetd seems consuming more cpu 20% which I think is not normal. The inetd is managing few application processes.
I also see the inetd spawning child inetd deamon every now and then. I understand that if a parent inetd gets very busy, it
spawns a child inetd to handle the client requests. Am I right?No. All incoming connections cause inetd to spawn a child, which then turns into the server that handles the traffic.
So I want to know what makes the parent inetd consume more CPU. I was wondering if dtrace can help in that regard.It might. You could also just start with simply running truss on the parent inetd and see what it shows.
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