Oracle alter session command

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      You cannot have more than 2 charactersets defined in Oracle: The NLS_CHARACTERSET is used for CHAR, VARCHAR2, CLOB columns; The NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET is used for NCHAR, NVARCHAR2, NCLOB columns. NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET is defined when the database is created . and specified with the CREATE DATABASE command.

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      The CONNECT role is a standard ORACLE role which exists whenever the Oracle database software is installed. The CONNECT role has the right to create a session (connect to the database server) and to create views, tables, sequences, and other rights. Grant the CONNECT role to your new accounts. Below is an example command. GRANT CONNECT TO NewUser;

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      May 02, 2009 · The TRUNCATE command and the TRUNC function can be used interchangeably. True False. 7 . The conditional INSERT FIRST command evaluates the WHEN condition in order. For all conditions that are true a row is inserted into the appropriate table. True False. 8 . A session is an individual connection to the Oracle database server.

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      Above command will grant 100MB of usable space each on “userdata” and “tempx” tablespaces to the user “clerk”. The same operations can be also done for an already existing user using “ALTER USER” statement which are shown below. Assuming a user “clerk” exists,

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      Similar to SET_INT_PARAM_IN_SESSION, this procedure allows you to change init.ora parameters in the context of another user’s session. It is equivalent to the following SQL statement: ALTER SESSION SET parameter_name = value; Syntax. DBMS_SYSTEM.SET_BOOL_PARAM_IN_SESSION (sid IN NUMBER, serial# IN NUMBER, parnam IN VARCHAR2,

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      By executing the above command the current session will become hanged because MRP is a foreground recovery process. It waits for the logs to come and apply them. To avoid this hanging, you can execute the following command with DISCONNECT option. SQL> Alter Database Recover Managed Standby Database Disconnect; Database Altered.

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