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How to view alert log file

Posted on 28/03/202126/09/2023 by Caglar

First of all, in order to find your log files location in the operating system where the database is located, you can query to V$DIAG_INFO view. It contains […]

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Useful Oracle Functions

Posted on 19/03/202110/03/2025 by Caglar

How to find the difference between two dates If you want to find the difference between two dates according to different time types, you can use the EXTRACT […]

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How to unregister materialized view from source DB

Posted on 14/03/202114/03/2021 by Caglar

If a remote MV is no longer available or if you move to a new server because of data migration, version upgrade etc. and somehow don’t need the […]

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How to get the contents of unknown SYS REFCURSOR

Posted on 08/02/202108/02/2021 by Caglar

You can use the following procedure in order to get the unknown number of columns and column types.

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We have been awarded Top 100 Oracle Blog

Posted on 07/02/202101/02/2023 by Caglar

Hello All, we have been awarded Top 100 Oracle Blog by feedspot. I really would like to thank to feedspot team. There are many valuable blog writters in […]

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How to use Flashback

Posted on 10/01/202110/01/2021 by Caglar

Flashback feature is available only for enterprise edition. In this article, Oracle 19c has been used for all examples. With flashback feature you can recover your table or […]

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How to open pluggable database automatically

Posted on 02/01/202109/03/2025 by Caglar

There are different startup phases of Oracle database. In multitenant architecture, startup and shutdown commands of container database are same as the regular database. After opening the container […]

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How to create a temporary job

Posted on 26/12/202026/12/2020 by Caglar

Basically, you can create a single scheduler job by the following syntax. This job executes and drops itself automatically. If your procedure that used in the scheduler job […]

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How to use Data Pump between different Oracle versions

Posted on 04/12/202004/12/2020 by Caglar

According to the documentations, if the target database is higher than the source database, the VERSION parameter does not have to be specified. There is an exception, if […]

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How to export / import schema with Data Pump

Posted on 23/11/202005/07/2023 by Caglar

There are several export/import modes. These are listed in the following section. In this article, I am going to explain how to export and import schemas using data […]

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