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I'm a bit of a newbie here but I have a question I need answered.
On and AIX 4.1.2 box I have a 7.3 Oracle server running. If I move the
system clock forward
to beyond the year 2000, and perform tests on my DB app, then roll my
system clock back
to the present what ramifications does this hold on the DB?
I've been told that I might have to reinstall everything on the box. Anyone with an opinion on this?
Also, on a duplicate production box If I change the resolve.conf to
point to a different DNS server
just before the current DNS servers go offline permanently will I after
to reboot/restart my
Oracle server?
Thanks for any and all help.
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