Re: LGWR vs DBWn

This is such a good example of what I am trying to communicate. One real question. One real answer and 5 unrelated sarcastic comments.

To your question Norman, there were so many. The only person attempting an answer is Tanel. Everyone else just 'had' to post a sarcastic remark or is trying to be judge, jury, executioner and NG 'hall monitor' like Mr. Bakker. I just wish he would follow his own advise and ignore questions he finds objectionable instead of the crude, rude and 'all knowing' replies he and others post.

Some people do not like my rants. Understandable. They are not posted that often and they would stop when many of the people in this message stop making their unsolicited, judgmental, nasty comments every time they 'do not agree with' the question as presented.

Maybe they could start a
'comp.database.oracle.server.used.only.by.we.who.are.all.knowing' where they would surely feel more at home and would be far away for people who do not fit there arbitrary and capricious rules.

Norman Dunbar wrote:

> Morning SDG,
>
> I suppose it would have helped if you'd ranted at whoever you were
> trying to rant at, rather than ranting at the original poster.
>
> Have one of those nice day thingies !
>
> Cheers,
> Norm.
>
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>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: sdg [mailto:nospan_at_noway.nohow.org]
> Posted At: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 5:12 AM
> Posted To: server
> Conversation: LGWR vs DBWn
> Subject: Re: LGWR vs DBWn
>
> What's this, the Pink Panties tag team. You just can't resist reponding.
> Some more of your 'helpful replies' you are always ranting about.
>
> Peter wrote:
>
> > If it is the LGWR that writes the redo logs into the redo log buffer
> > then what writes the redo logs into the redo log files? A system
> > process?
> > If it is the user process that writes the datablocks into the db
> > buffer cache, then what writes those dirty data buffers into the the
> > datafiles? Is it the DBWn?
> >
> > Thanks
Received on Tue Jun 17 2003 - 07:50:35 CDT