Here in this post, I would be giving the basics on the RSYNC command and how to use it effectively to sync the directories/code Introduction I have to sync up the two directories many times on Unix boxes. The simple steps would be to delete the directory from the destination and take a backup of …
RSYNC command – sync the data between two directories Read More »
sed command is a powerful Linux command and it is useful in many cases while dealing with data, and inputs in the Unix operating system. In this post, we will be looking at the sed command in the Unix example, the sed replace command, how to delete with sed command and other few cases. Introduction …
Histograms are generated in Oracle by using the method_opt parameter in the dbms_stats procedure method_opt syntax FOR ALL [INDEXED | HIDDEN] COLUMNS [size_clause] FOR COLUMNS [column_clause] [size_clause] size_clause is defined as size_clause := SIZE {integer | REPEAT | AUTO | SKEWONLY} column_clause is defined as column_clause := column_name | extension name | extension – integer : …
The telnet client is used to connect to the MWA server in EBS. Windows has telnet installed by default but it is often disabled. If you use Start > Run > telnet and the program is not found, then telnet is disabled. In this post, we will check how we can enable it How to …
In this post, we will discuss, what is a restore point in Oracle, how to check a restore point in Oracle What is a Restore Point in Oracle? Guaranteed restore points Normal Restore Points How to check the restore point in Oracle You can check the restore point in the Oracle database using the below …
The concept of a “Recycle Bin” plays a crucial role in data recovery and management. This feature, introduced in Oracle 10g, is akin to the recycle bin in Windows or the trash in macOS, providing a safety net for data that has been deleted. In this article, we will discuss the recycle bin in Oracle, …
How to check recycle bin in Oracle: Purge, enable/disable Read More »
