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Re: Snapshot - Non-Consistent captures due to PctFree or Storage (Initial/Next)?

From: Joel Garry <joelga_at_pebble.ml.org>
Date: 1998/01/28
Message-ID: <6aoifa$me6$1@pebble.ml.org>#1/1

In article <34CB3781.2F7DF13B_at_email.sps.mot.com>, Patrick Tan <patrick_at_mikoria.sps.mot.com> wrote:
>Hello,
>I have a problem which in need of urgent assistance......
>
>I am currently creating snapshots every 8 hours. Some of the snapshots
>are table-snapshots.
>However, I have 2 Snapshots which does multiple joins between 3 tables.
>It's these 2 snapshots
>which I am having problems with.
>
>create snapshot snap_output
> pctfree 10
> storage (initial 500K next 500K pctincrease 0)
> refresh complete start with sysdate next (sysdate + 1)
>as select .......
>
>A sql script is run periodically every 8 hours, which in turn creates
>the snapshots.
>At the end of the snapshots, I proceeded to execute a package PL/SQL to
>generate
>summaries.
>
>My problem is that each time I run the script, the results vary, i.e.
> - The first time, the snapshots have captured data.
> - When snapshots are created again 5 minutes later, it's all empty.
> Since the data captured in non-historical (static with time), it
>doesn't
> make sense.
>
>I am also seeing errors when I tried to execute the PL/SQL Package.
>At times, it can execute. On other times, it'll generate an error
>that it could not find the Procedure or package.
>
>It's probably due to some memory problems, but this is making it
>difficult to get my work done. Any suggestions is deeply appreciated.
>
>PS: I'm running Oracle 7.3 on Windows NT 4.0. Snapshots are created
>here.
> The remote database runs on AIX 4.1, which stores transaction data.

Have you checked:

ftp://oracle-ftp.us.oracle.com/patch_sets/

I seem to recall seeing several bugs that might have something to do with this.
>
>Best Regards,
>-Patrick Tan-
>
>

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Received on Wed Jan 28 1998 - 00:00:00 CST

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