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Re: Strange Oracle setup

From: Steve Emmett <semmett_at_ibm.net>
Date: 1998/03/20
Message-ID: <3512E126.68030FEF@ibm.net>#1/1

Keith Matthews wrote:

> As an inexperienced DBA I was recently asked to take on as DBA for a
> special application. While it does work it is set up in a rather strange way
> and I cannot see any reason for it.
>
> Firstly the usual synonyms for dba_tablespaces, all_tables, all_indexes etc.
> are missing. So many of these are not present I suspect part of the setup
> script has never been run.
>
> Secondly the main application tables are owned by system, and the tables (but
> not their indexes) are in the system tablespace.
>
> Can anyone think of a reason why (beyond laziness or sheer cussedness) this

maybe laziness but more likely inexperience.

> should have been done.

it should not be done this way.

Take some time to design a more reasonable layout, a backup and recovery scheme, a fallback plan and then plan on a night (or weekend) to implement.

is the instance a 24x7 or are you in luck with something less critical?

>
>
> Keith Matthews

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Steve

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              Steve Emmett
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"A mind that is stretched to a new idea
 never returns to its original dimension"
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Received on Fri Mar 20 1998 - 00:00:00 CST

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