STATSPACK question using spauto.sql

Using spauto.sql takes a snapshot of the database every hour, which is exactly what i want , but the question is when i run spreport, and trying to compare performance e.g ( 5.00p.m and 7.00p.m) how do go about it.

Hi ,
Following query will give you the snapshot id 's along with timings .
select name,snap_id,to_char(snap_time,'mm/dd/yyyy hh24:mi:ss') from stats$snapshot,v$database.
Provide start and end Id's to the spreport.sql .

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Create statspack report using sql*developer

Hello,
While connecting with PERFSTAT user I can not create statspack report using SQL*Developer:
@?/rdbms/admin/awrrpt
Error starting at line 1 in command:
@?/rdbms/admin/awrrpt
Error report:
Unable to open file: "?/rdbms/admin/awrrpt.sql"
Actually, my problem or question is that how can PERFSTAT user can generate statspack reports from a Client side. What is the other way a non-dba can see the snapshots histroy and generate report (by using perfstat user ) while joing tables or using views?
Thanks a lot.
Best Regards

Hi,
for awr reports @?/rdbms/admin/awrrpt (you need EE+Diagnostic Pack) there is a solution.
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         di.db_name DB_NAME,
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         TO_CHAR(s.end_interval_time,'YYYY.MM.DD HH24:MI:SS') SNAPDAT,
         s.snap_level LVL
FROM    dba_hist_snapshot s,
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WHERE   di.dbid = s.dbid
         AND di.instance_number = s.instance_number
         AND Di.Startup_Time = S.Startup_Time
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Best regards
Thomas

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What is the data volume for this table?
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Urgent HELP required on forming the Matrix of data using PL/SQL

Hi All,
I'm new to this thread and require your urgent help in this regard.
I've got a requirement for building a 5000 X 5000 matrix using PL/SQL. My original data tables have 5000 rows each and I need to do a correlation analysis using this data and need to store in a physical table and not in-memory. Is this feat achievable using mere PL/SQL? I understand that Oracle DB has a limitation of 1000 columns(but not sure) and hence I'd like to know whether there is any work-around for such scenarios. If not, what are the other alternative method(s) to achieve this feat? Do I need to use any 3rd party tools to get this done? An early reply from the experts is highly appreciated.
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Welcome to OTN!
I'll get to your quesiton in a moment, but first some welcome information. Many OTN posters consider it impolite to mark threads as "urgent". We are volunteers and have jobs of our own to do without people we don't know making demands. You are brand new and deserve some patience but please understand this. It is very likely before I finish this post someone will complain about the word "urgent" in your subject.
On to more interesting things :)
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create table my_table as
select a.*, b.*
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If not you can use a PL/SQL routine to populate the data.
There are a couple of ways to solve the 1000 column limit. The easiest way might be to have 5 collections of 1000 columns each. A more complicated but more elegant soltion would be to have nested collections, allowing 2 colliections that you can loop through - a collection of collections. Nested collections can be hard to work with. A third way would be to use nested tables in the database but I personally do not like them and the insert, update, and delete statements for nested tables are hard to use.
I'm not going to give a code example because I am not sure which solution is best for you. If you have further questions post them.

Using a SQL for Oracle in Microsoft Excel Query

I am having the most difficult time (in fact, I can't get it to work) trying to use an SQL I created in Toad for Oracle. It works fine in Toad for Oracle...gives me all the data I need. I am trying to use it in Excel for users that don't know SQL or Oracle so they can use the query to extract data they need for Charts, Graphs, etc.
Here is the SQL code from Toad for Oracle:
/* Formatted on 2006/09/22 11:42 (Formatter Plus v4.8.6) */
SELECT a_compl_summary.incident_number, a_compl_summary.case_number,
       a_compl_summary.part_sequence, a_compl_summary.part_number,
       a_compl_summary.lot_number, a_compl_summary.alert_date,
       a_compl_summary.entry_date, a_compl_summary.NAME,
       a_compl_summary.MONTH, a_compl_summary.product_family,
       a_compl_summary.complaint, a_compl_summary.reportable,
       a_compl_summary.product_returned, a_compl_summary.case_desc,
       a_compl_summary.failure_invest_desc, a_compl_summary.lhr_search,
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       rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_device_code,
       rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_clarification,
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             OR a_compl_summary.product_family LIKE :pf3
             OR a_compl_summary.product_family LIKE :pf4
             OR a_compl_summary.product_family LIKE :pf5
        AND (a_compl_summary.region = :r1)
        AND (   a_compl_summary.NAME = :c1
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             OR a_compl_summary.NAME = :c3
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        AND (a_compl_summary.complaint = :yorn)
        AND (   rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_clarification LIKE
                                                                          :cl1
             OR rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_clarification LIKE
                                                                          :cl2
             OR rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_clarification LIKE
                                                                          :cl3
             OR rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_clarification LIKE
                                                                          :cl4
             OR rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_clarification LIKE
                                                                          :cl5
        AND (rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_clarification NOT LIKE
                                                                          :dc1
        AND (a_compl_summary.incident_number =
                                           rp_qa_patient_codes.incident_number
        AND (a_compl_summary.case_number = rp_qa_patient_codes.case_number)
        AND (a_compl_summary.part_sequence = rp_qa_patient_codes.part_sequence
        AND (a_compl_summary.incident_number =
                                   rp_qa_reported_device_codes.incident_number
        AND (a_compl_summary.case_number =
                                       rp_qa_reported_device_codes.case_number
        AND (a_compl_summary.part_sequence =
                                     rp_qa_reported_device_codes.part_sequence
        AND (rp_qa_reported_device_codes.incident_number =
                                           rp_qa_patient_codes.incident_number
        AND (rp_qa_reported_device_codes.case_number =
                                               rp_qa_patient_codes.case_number
        AND (rp_qa_reported_device_codes.part_sequence =
                                             rp_qa_patient_codes.part_sequence
       )Can someone help me...maybe point out what I'm doing wrong.
Note: I also tried creating this query in Microsoft Query (the simple way) and when I first create it...it works...But then if I go back in to edit the query, and refresh the query or try to Return data to Excel, it gives me a ORA-00936 error message.
Why it works when I first create the query in Excel, I don't know. But I have to validate the queries I'm creating (SQL or not) and I can't validate it if every time I go into edit the query (which may have to happen; that's why I have to fix this before I can submit my validation).
Anyway, any help would be greatly appreciated.

Okay, I know I'm replying to my own threads here...but I want to add a little bit more information again.
I was successful in figuring out that changing the :criteria to a ? worked.
I tested this on 1 criteria at a time. Adding one more scenario ? at at time.
It only worked up until about 3 scenarios of each criteria.
Then when I refreshed the query in Microsoft Excel Query, I got an "out of memory" error, and then it ended up just erasing the SQL I had been using.
Here's the SQL I had where it gave me this error. Am I possibly just making Excel work too hard? It just doesn't make sense because Toad for Oracle handled it in like 4 seconds. Which brings me back to an intial question I had. Can Excel use Toad for Oracle somehow?
Here's the code:
SELECT a_compl_summary.incident_number, a_compl_summary.case_number,
       a_compl_summary.part_sequence, a_compl_summary.part_number,
       a_compl_summary.lot_number, a_compl_summary.alert_date,
       a_compl_summary.entry_date, a_compl_summary.NAME,
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       a_compl_summary.complaint, a_compl_summary.reportable,
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       rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_device_code,
       rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_clarification,
       rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_code_desc,
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       rp_qa_patient_codes.patient_code_clarif,
       rp_qa_patient_codes.patient_code_severity,
       rp_qa_patient_codes.description
FROM chsuser.a_compl_summary,
       chsuser.rp_qa_patient_codes,
       chsuser.rp_qa_reported_device_codes
WHERE (    (a_compl_summary.incident_number =
                                           rp_qa_patient_codes.incident_number
        AND (a_compl_summary.case_number = rp_qa_patient_codes.case_number)
        AND (a_compl_summary.part_sequence = rp_qa_patient_codes.part_sequence
        AND (a_compl_summary.incident_number =
                                   rp_qa_reported_device_codes.incident_number
        AND (a_compl_summary.case_number =
                                       rp_qa_reported_device_codes.case_number
        AND (a_compl_summary.part_sequence =
                                     rp_qa_reported_device_codes.part_sequence
        AND (rp_qa_reported_device_codes.incident_number =
                                           rp_qa_patient_codes.incident_number
        AND (rp_qa_reported_device_codes.case_number =
                                               rp_qa_patient_codes.case_number
        AND (rp_qa_reported_device_codes.part_sequence =
                                             rp_qa_patient_codes.part_sequence
AND (a_compl_summary.product_division = 'CP')
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             OR a_compl_summary.product_family LIKE ?
             OR a_compl_summary.product_family LIKE ?
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        AND (   a_compl_summary.NAME = ?
             OR a_compl_summary.NAME = ?
             OR a_compl_summary.NAME = ?
             OR a_compl_summary.NAME = ?
             OR a_compl_summary.NAME = ?
        AND (a_compl_summary.complaint = ?)
        AND (   rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_clarification LIKE
             OR rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_clarification LIKE
             OR rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_clarification LIKE
             OR rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_clarification LIKE
             OR rp_qa_reported_device_codes.reported_dev_clarification LIKE
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Performance of AQ when using callback procedure (using PL/SQL notification)

I am enqueueing XMLType in AQ.XML file is large in size.NOw I want to dequeue the AQ using PL/SQL notification(using callback procedure which will call DBMS_AQ.DEQUEUE to dequeue the AQ and process the XML.After fetching the data from XML ,I want to store these data in another table columns).
Please suggest,In this case which approach would be better to dequeue the AQ table :
1.PL/SQL notification(using callback procedure)
OR
2.Scheduling the call to DBMS_AQ.DEQUEUE to dequeue the AQ table
What would be the impact on performance of above two approaches?

Hi,
The question of performance is not down to the technique one employes to enqueue/dequeue, but at a basic level, is relative to the number of messages!
The is what the Oracle documentation states:
>
When persistent messages are enqueued, they are stored in database tables. The performance characteristics of queue operations on persistent messages are similar to underlying database operations. The code path of an enqueue operation is comparable to SELECT and INSERT into a multicolumn queue table with three index-organized tables. The code path of a dequeue operation is comparable to SELECT, DELETE, and UPDATE operations on similar tables.
>
So, if anything, the dequeue is a fraction more time & resource consuming. However, it is only a "fraction". You could always add multiple subscribers to dequeue if you want!
You could ofcourse choose to have non-persistent messages if your application does not need the kind of fault-tolerance that persistent messaging offers, which speed things up, but only a bit, so don't get too excited about it!
There are other things to consider however, which you may wish to read up on before getting bogged down on whether you should use notification or the scheduler:
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- Concurrency on a single queue (i.e. multiple enqueues/dequeues, but single queue)
- Propogation latency issues
Read about these and much more at:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14257/perform.htm
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Can one generate a report in Word document using PL/SQL?

We have a weekly status report application created in APEX, is there a way to generate a report in MS Word document (including formatting the doc) using PL/SQL by pulling data from Oracle database? Please shed some lights on this and any info and experience would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi Tony,
you are right, the NEW format isn't necessarily improved, also the user would need at least Office 2007 or higher.
Still it is possible to do that ;-)
And yes, there are other possibilities, but this question is dealing with Word documents (.doc i assume).
Also my Statement "docx = XML" isn't clear enough. Docx is a zipped file which contains a xml file. Details: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Docx
sorry for the confusions,
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Hi all,
In my CSV upload utility, I've implemented error checking procedures, but they are invoked only AFTER data has been uploaded to temp table. This doesn't catch the following sample scenarios:
1. The CSV is malformed, with some rows shifted due to fields and separators missing here and there.
2. User has chosen a wrong CSV to upload (most likely number of fields mismatch)
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Hi, Cuauhtemoc Amox
Thank you for your advice. I have set web adi using PL SQL interface.
I have decided to go futher
i have a procedure like that
procedure delete_old_data ( p_id in number, p_description in varchar2)
as
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end;
G_FLAG is a global variable with default value ='N' in my package. When web_adi upload
first row from excel sheet, then procedure delete all data from table and change g_flag to 'Y'.
All other rows uploads succesfully; it works fine.
But when user change data in excel sheet and try to upload second time. DELETE_OLD_DATA procedure doesnt work in proper way.
I have found what problem is. when user use same template and try to upload data several times there is same SESSION_ID in database.
i.e. g_flag ='Y' when user try to upload second time. But when user log off and create template again it is work properly.
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Hi all,
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                                  IF freeform_id > 0 THEN
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Thanks in Advance.

can you guys suggest me how can I use pl/sql tables for the below query to incresing the performance.
There would be absolutely no point at all in improving the performance of code that has NO benefit.
The only result of executing that code is to possibly produce some lines of output AFTER the entire procedure if finished:
dbms_output.put_line (imgname_rec.cs_ownerid || ',' || total_val || ',' || freeform_id || ',' || freeform_name);
So first you need to explain:
1. what PROBLEM you are trying to solve?
2. why you are trying to use PL/SQL code to solve it.
3. why are you using 'slow by slow' (row by row) processing and then, for each row, opening a new cursor to query more data?
You should be using a single query rather than two nested cursors. But that begs the question of what the code is even supposed to be doing since the only output is going to a memory buffer.

Displaying diff dates using PL/SQL expression for 'display only' item ?

Hi ,
I am having a display only item -- :P2_FROM_Date . If its Thu,Fri,Sat or Sun I want to set the date as the last Monday's date . If its Mon,Tue or Wed then it should be the present Monday's date .
E.g: Today is Friday and the last Monday was on 18th .
So for yesterday , today,tomorrow and Sunday , the date should be displayed as 18-JUN-2012.
From the coming Monday to Wednesday , the date should of be the coming Monday i.e , 24-JUN-2012
I tried it doing under 'Source ' of item using PL/SQL expression and PL/SQL function body. Not working
Can someone help ?
Thanks & Regards
Umer

Nice1 wrote:
declare
lv_date number;
begin
select to_char(sysdate,'D') into lv_date from dual;
if lv_date=2 then
:P2_FROM_DATE := to_char(sysdate-1);
end if;
end;I tried this under " PL/SQL function body " in "Source " tab of the item P2_FROM_DATE
When I run this , nothing is displayed corresponding to the item P2_FROM_DATEExactly as expected. This code will only set a value for <tt>P2_FROM_DATE</tt> when run on Mondays in territories where the first day of the week is Sunday, and when run on Tuesdays where Monday is the first day of of the week:
SQL> var P2_FROM_DATE varchar2(30)
SQL> alter session set nls_date_format='Dy DD-MON-YYYY';
Session altered.
SQL> select sysdate from dual
SYSDATE
Mon 25-JUN-2012
SQL> alter session set nls_territory='AMERICA';
Session altered.
SQL> declare
2 lv_date number;
3 begin
4 select to_char(sysdate,'D') into lv_date from dual;
5 if lv_date=2 then
6 :P2_FROM_DATE := to_char(sysdate-1);
7 end if;
8 end;
9 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> print p2_from_date
P2_FROM_DATE
Sun 24-JUN-2012
SQL> alter session set nls_territory='UNITED KINGDOM';
Session altered.
SQL> exec :p2_from_date := null
SQL> declare
2 lv_date number;
3 begin
4 select to_char(sysdate,'D') into lv_date from dual;
5 if lv_date=2 then
6 :P2_FROM_DATE := to_char(sysdate-1);
7 end if;
8 end;
9 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> print p2_from_date
P2_FROM_DATE
SQL>Hence the questions about language above.
>
I am having a display only item -- :P2_FROM_Date . If its Thu,Fri,Sat or Sun I want to set the date as the last Monday's date . If its Mon,Tue or Wed then it should be the present Monday's date .
E.g: Today is Friday and the last Monday was on 18th .
So for yesterday , today,tomorrow and Sunday , the date should be displayed as 18-JUN-2012.
From the coming Monday to Wednesday , the date should of be the coming Monday i.e , 24-JUN-2012
>
The coming Monday is 25-JUN-2012.
Aren't these rules equivalent to "Monday this week, where Monday is the first day of the week"? In which case the PL/SQL Expression you require is:
trunc(sysdate, 'iw')For example:
SQL> with t as (
2    select date '2012-06-21' + level d from dual connect by level <= 17)
3 select
4            d
5          , trunc(d, 'iw') monday
6 from
7            t;
D               MONDAY
Fri 22-JUN-2012 Mon 18-JUN-2012
Sat 23-JUN-2012 Mon 18-JUN-2012
Sun 24-JUN-2012 Mon 18-JUN-2012
Mon 25-JUN-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Tue 26-JUN-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Wed 27-JUN-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Thu 28-JUN-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Fri 29-JUN-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Sat 30-JUN-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Sun 01-JUL-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Mon 02-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
Tue 03-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
Wed 04-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
Thu 05-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
Fri 06-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
Sat 07-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
Sun 08-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
17 rows selected.
SQL> alter session set nls_territory='AMERICA';
Session altered.
SQL> alter session set nls_date_format='Dy DD-MON-YYYY';
Session altered.
SQL> with t as (
2    select date '2012-06-21' + level d from dual connect by level <= 17)
3 select
4            d
5          , trunc(d, 'iw') monday
6 from
7            t;
D               MONDAY
Fri 22-JUN-2012 Mon 18-JUN-2012
Sat 23-JUN-2012 Mon 18-JUN-2012
Sun 24-JUN-2012 Mon 18-JUN-2012
Mon 25-JUN-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Tue 26-JUN-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Wed 27-JUN-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Thu 28-JUN-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Fri 29-JUN-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Sat 30-JUN-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Sun 01-JUL-2012 Mon 25-JUN-2012
Mon 02-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
Tue 03-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
Wed 04-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
Thu 05-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
Fri 06-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
Sat 07-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
Sun 08-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
17 rows selected.Also note that using the item source properties will only set the <tt>P2_FROM_DATE</tt> in the rendered page, not in session state.

Can we use Data Pump to export data, using a SQL query, doing a join

Folks,
I have a quick question.
Using Oracle 10g R2 on Solaris 10.
Can Data Pump be used to export data, using a SQL query which is doing a join between 3 tables ?
Thanks,
Ashish

Hello,
No , this is from expdp help=Y
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Regards

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We want to migrate our large Forms client/server (6i) application to ADF, possibly using a migration tool like Ciphersoft Exodus.
One scenario could be to use ADF BC and ADF-Faces or a different JSF-Implementation for presentation and business layer but keep our heavy PL/SQL-businesslogic inside the Oracle database in packages, triggers, functions and procedures.
This scenario could be chosen due to the huge amount of interconnected logic inside the database (10 years of development; no technical components; any package may access any table and more of this kind of dependencies). The business logic nowadays held in Forms client will be moved mainly into the database as a prerequisite to this scenario.
Choosing this "keep-logic-in-DB"-scenario we need a good support by ADF BC to do so. We know and prototyped that it is possible to call some PL/SQL via JDBC from ADF BC and it is possible to use stored procedure calls for standard business entity data access (ins, del, upd, ..). But this does not solve our problems. We want to reuse core business logic coded in PL/SQL. This is much more than change the ADF standard behavior for an update with an own PL/SQL-call.
Now my question:
Will there be a kind of sophisticated support to use ADF BC in combination with database-kept logic?
If so, when will this happen and how will the common problems of transactional state inside the database and inside the ADF BC be solved? Any plans or ideas yet?
Many other clients do have similar applications built in Forms and PL/SQL and would be glad to hear about a path of direction.
I've read the technical article 'understanding the ADF BC state management feature' which you have contributed to. One current limitation is pointed out there: Using PL/SQL with ADF BC limits ADF AM pooling to 'restricted level' which reduces scalability.
Are you aware of additional main problems/tasks to solve when using PL/SQL heavily with ADF BC, which we have to think about?
Thank you for any response.
Ingmar

My main problem is two 'concurrent' areas holding state in an application system based on DB-stored PL/SQL-logic in combination with ADF BC.
For a new System everything can be made ok:
Sure, it is possible to build a new system with the business logic included in ADF BC only. All long-living state will be handled in the BC layer ( including support for UnitsOfWork longer than the webside short HTTP-requests and HTTP-sessions and longer than the database transactions.
For an old system these problems arise:
1. DB data changes not reflected in BC layer:
Our PL/SQL-logic changes data in tables without notifying the ADF BC layer (and its cache). To keep the data in ADF BC entity objects identical to the changed database content a synchronization is needed. BC does not know which part of the application data has been changed because it has not initiated the changes through its entity objects. Therefore a full refresh is needed. In a Forms4GL environment the behavior is similar: We do frequently requeries of all relevant (base)tables after calling database stored logic to be sure to get the changed data to display and to operate on it.
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2. longer living database transactions
Our PL/SQL-logic in some areas makes use of lengthy database transactions. The technical DB-transaction is similar to the UnitOfWork. If we call this existing logic from ADF BC, database state is produced which will not be DB-committed in the same cycle.
This reduces scalability of ADF BC AM pooling.
Example:
a) Call a DB-stored logic to check if some business data is consistent and prepare some data for versioning. This starts a DB-transaction but does not commit it.
b) Control is handed back to the user interface. Successful result of step a) is displayed
c) User now executes the versioning operation
d) Call another DB-stored logic to execute the versioning. DB-transaction is still open
e) Business layer commits the transaction automatically after successful finishing step d). Otherwise everything from a) to e) is rolled back.
-> redesign of this behavior (= cutting the 1to1 relation between LogicalUnitOfWork and the technicalDatabaseTransaction is a big effort due to the big amount of code.

Using the SQL Server Agent for the first time

I have set up several jobs to run automatically throughout the day. Each job just does one thing: executes an SSIS package.
The packages themselves run perfect when I test them in Visual Studio 2005, but when the SQL Server Agent tries to run the job I am getting failed jobs.
Is there any tutorials or walkthroughs that can teach my about using the SQL Server Agent? If I wanted extensive help troubleshooting my SQL Server Agent problems which part of the message boards would I post that too?
Thanks for the info!

Anyone?
I really need some resources for SQL Server Agent 2005.
Refer these links,
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms141701(v=sql.90).aspx
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10489392/permissions-issue-running-ssis-package-from-sql-job
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