| rows missing for a date [message #315348] |
Mon, 21 April 2008 04:37  |
mrkcse
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Iam using web application application with oracle 10g.Daily data will be sent to this application online, one exe will be uploading the data sent automatically . so on one particular date rows are missing .How can i trace the problem. Help me
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| Re: rows missing for a date [message #315349 is a reply to message #315348] |
Mon, 21 April 2008 04:42  |
pablolee
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The information you have supplied is bereft of anything useful that would allow us to even guess as to what you need. Have another look at the posting guidelines and try posting a clearer question.
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| Re: rows missing for a date [message #315353 is a reply to message #315349] |
Mon, 21 April 2008 04:55 |
mrkcse
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In my application one table will updated daily by the data sent.the latest date data rows are empty but the data has sent to the application and as usual by the automated exe it will upload.
what i want is is there any provision to know the log files for which updations has done on this date to the table.
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| Re: rows missing for a date [message #315355 is a reply to message #315353] |
Mon, 21 April 2008 04:59 |
pablolee
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| Quote: | the latest date data rows are empty but the data has sent to the application and as usual by the automated exe it will upload
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I don't know what this means.
| Quote: | hat i want is is there any provision to know the log files for which updations has done on this date to the table.
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Well since you give no information about what kind of exe you are using nor what kind of logging it does, nor any other remotely useful information I'm going to once again have to ask you to ask the question again. Remember, we know nothing about your system, your data, your processes etc.
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