RE: db file sequential read [WAS:wait event puzzler]

Oh no! I was just kidding!

OK how about this one:
This will not work for columns, but let's say you need to have table names that exceed 30 characters but do not exceed 61 characters. If you don't mind a '.' in the name, then you can have table names like

EENY_MEENY_MINEY_MOE_CATCH.WHATEVER_BY_THE_TOE_YEEHAAA And all you have to do is create a database user for whatever is in front the dot. Now, you can have a 100% Dilbert approved database.

> -----Original Message-----
> Ofcourse, the suggestion to have an algo. translate the names
> is a good
> one, which is thought of and is the current
> Decision.

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