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M

M variable in SQLDA
how value is set, PC_ 15-11
purpose of, PC_ 15-11
macro precompiler options, PC_ 10-5
maintainability, PLS 7-3
maintaining bootstrap information, LEG 4-9
maintenance release number, SAD 1-21
MAKE_REF function, SQL 4-23
malloc()
example of using, PC_ 15-32
purpose of, PC_ 15-32
man pages, UNIX, LEG 1-12
manage snapshot site, RAR 7-5
drop site, RAR 7-9
push deferred transaction queue, RAR 7-8
using a group owner, RAR 7-5
MANAGE TABLESPACE system privilege, SQL 7-500
managed recovery
of database, SQL 7-8
MANAGED STANDBY RECOVERY clause
of ALTER DATABASE, SQL 7-14
managed targets, defined, PSC 2-4
management and use new features, REP A-3
Management Information Base (MIB), STU 12-5
management of master and snapshot groups
advanced, REP 7-2
Management Server
OMSCONFIG.PROPERTIES file, PSC 5-14
starting, PSC 5-14, PSC 6-14
Management Server, defined, PSC 2-3, PSC 5-2
managing
auditing, SAD 25-1
cluster indexes, SAD 17-1
clustered tables, SAD 17-1
clusters, SAD 17-1
indexes, SAD 16-1, SAD 16-15
jobs, SAD 8-3
object dependencies, SAD 20-23
profiles, SAD 23-17
roles, SAD 24-4
rollback segments, SAD 21-1
sequences, SAD 15-9
synonyms, SAD 15-11
tables, SAD 14-1
users, SAD 23-11
views, SAD 15-1, SAD 15-9
managing RMAN metadata, SBR 6-1
managing roles with RADIUS server, OAS 3-28
managing update conflict resolution, REP 6-16
manual archiving, SPS 21-3, SPS 21-4, SRF 1-66
dropping a redo log file, SPS 14-9
in ARCHIVELOG mode, SAD 7-10
manual bootstrap backup, LEG 4-9
manual conflict resolution
versus automatic, REP 6-7
manual locking, ADG 8 - 11, SCN 1-33, SCN 27-31
LOCK TABLE command, ADG 8 - 12
manual recovery mode, SBR 16-5
manual refresh, STU 32-6
manual refreshes, REP 3-24
manual striping, STU 26-39
many-to-many references
simple subquery snapshots, REP 3-13
many-to-one references
simple subquery snapshots, REP 3-13
MAP MEMBER clause
of ALTER TYPE, SQL 7-175
of CREATE TYPE, SQL 7-417, SQL 7-423
map method, PLS 9-10
MAP methods
specifying, SQL 7-175
map methods, ADG 16 - 19, ADG 18 - 8, DCI 3-5, SCN 1-57, SCN 13-7
mapping DCE groups
to Oracle roles, OAS 13-6
marked user session, SAD 4-17
marking
objects, OCI 13-9
mass deployment, REP 4-2, REP A-3
massively parallel processing (MPP)
affinity, SCN 26-6, SCN 26-48, SCN 26-49
multiple Oracle instances, SCN 5-3
parallel SQL execution, SCN 26-2
massively parallel system, SPS 1-5, SPS 11-15, STU 26-3
application profile, SPS 3-2
disk access, SPS 3-3
hardware architecture, SPS 3-7
master and snapshot groups
advanced management of, REP 7-2
master databases, SQL 7-301
master definition sites, REP 1-4, SCN 34-5
relocating, SPR 34 - 67, RAR 8-151
master free list, SPS 11-6
master groups, REP 1-4, SCN 34-5
adding destination master sites, REP 2-31, REP 2-32
adding replication objects, REP 2-19, REP 2-24
adding sites with tables having circular dependencies, REP 2-33
adding sites with tables having self-referential constraints, REP 2-33
administration requests
deleting, REP 7-6
altering object definition, REP 2-28
applying administration requests for, REP 7-5
creating, REP 2-19
definition sites for
relocating, REP 7-3
deleting, REP 2-21
deleting master sites from, REP 2-33
destination master sites, REP 2-19
displaying destination maps for, REP 2-39
displaying generated objects, REP 2-39
executing DDL within, REP 7-2
generating replication support for changes, REP 2-35
link qualifiers, REP 2-20
listing, REP 2-38
listing objects in, REP 2-38
managing, REP 2-19
objects
generating support for, REP 2-36
propagating DDL to sites in, REP 7-2
removing replication objects, REP 2-30
resuming replication activity, REP 2-23
suspending replication activity, REP 2-22
viewing information about, REP 2-38
Master Groups folder, REP 2-38
master node, SPS 8-9
master sites, REP 1-4, SCN 34-5
adding to master groups, REP 2-31
administrator accounts, REP 2-8
creating, SPR 34 - 7, RAR 8-80
creating, for multimaster replication, REP 2-8
customizing settings, REP 2-10
default propagation characteristics, REP 2-9
deleting from master groups, REP 2-33
determining differences, REP 7-19
diagnosing problems with, REP 7-30
dropping, SPR 34 - 69, RAR 8-153
fine grained quiesce, REP A-3
incremental migration of, REP B-7
manually loading table data from, REP 2-27
master groups
managing, REP 2-19
minimizing data propagation, REP 2-37
offline instantiation, REP 8-16 to REP 8-17
propagating changes between, SPR 10 - 15, RAR 8-37
propagator accounts, REP 2-8
receiver accounts, REP 2-8
replicating data to, REP 2-27
replicating object definitions to, REP 2-26
manual, REP 2-27
scheduled links for, REP 2-12
guidelines, REP 2-14
scheduled purges for
guidelines, REP 2-17
schema creation for, REP 2-9
snapshot registration, REP A-4
master sites and migration, REP B-2
master table
columns
number restriction for simple subquery snapshots, REP 3-13
reorganizing, REP 7-25
snapshots
Import, SUT 2-51
master tables, SQL 7-301
reorganizing
methods, REP 7-26 to REP 7-28
truncating, REP 7-26
mastering, lock, SPS 8-9, SPS 19-8
matching foreign keys
full, partial, or none, SCN 28-16
materialized join views, SQL 7-315
materialized view logs, SCN 10-18, SQL 7-314
creating, SQL 7-314
logging changes to, SQL 7-56
parallelizing creation of, SQL 7-316
partition attributes
changing, SQL 7-56
partitioned, SQL 7-316
physical attributes
changing, SQL 7-55
specifying, SQL 7-315
removing from the database, SQL 7-461
required for fast refresh, SQL 7-314
saving old values in, SQL 7-57, SQL 7-316
storage characteristics
specifying, SQL 7-315
materialized views, SCN 10-17, STU 11-2, SUT 2-50, SUT 2-51
allowing update of, SQL 7-307
build methods, STU 29-5
compatibility, MIG 8-13
complete refresh, SQL 7-49, SQL 7-305
constraints on, SQL 7-226
containing only joins, STU 29-13
creating, SQL 7-301, STU 29-3
creating comments about, SQL 7-212
for data warehousing, SQL 7-301
deallocating extents, SCN 4-15
degree of parallelism, SQL 7-48, SQL 7-56
during creation, SQL 7-303
delta joins, STU 31-12
dependencies, STU 29-21
detail table of, dropping, SQL 7-460
downgrading, MIG 12-9
BUILD DEFERRED clause, MIG 12-10
FAST REFRESH mode, MIG 12-10
NEVER REFRESH mode, MIG 12-10
PREBUILT TABLE clause, MIG 12-10
REFRESH ON COMMIT mode, MIG 12-9
dropping, STU 29-17, STU 29-23
enabling and disabling query rewrite, SQL 7-307
estimating size, STU 32-20
examples, SQL 7-309, SQL 7-317
fast refresh, SQL 7-49, SQL 7-304, SQL 7-305
forced refresh, SQL 7-49
from existing tables, SQL 7-303
granting
system privileges on, SQL 7-497
index characteristics
changing, SQL 7-49
indexes that maintain, SQL 7-304
join, SQL 7-315
LOB storage characteristics of, SQL 7-48
logging changes to, SQL 7-48
materialized view logs, SCN 10-18
naming, STU 29-4
overview, SCN 1-25
partitioned, SCN 10-18, SCN 11-2
partitioning, STU 29-18
partitions of, SQL 7-48
physical and storage attributes
changing, SQL 7-48
physical attributes of, SQL 7-302
prebuilt, STU 29-4
primary key, SQL 7-306
recording values in master table, SQL 7-56
query rewrite
eligibility for, SQL 7-226
enabling and disabling, SQL 7-50
hints, STU 31-4, STU 31-21
initialization parameters, STU 31-4
matching join graphs, STU 29-6
privileges, STU 31-4
re-creating during refresh, SQL 7-49
refresh dependent, STU 32-8
refresh mode
changing, SQL 7-49
refresh options, STU 29-7
refresh time
changing, SQL 7-49
refreshing, SCN 10-18, STU 29-8
refreshing after DML on master table, SQL 7-50, SQL 7-305
refreshing all, STU 32-8
refreshing on next COMMIT, SQL 7-49, SQL 7-305
registration, STU 29-16
removing from the database, SQL 7-459
removing incompatibilities, MIG 12-9
for replication, SQL 7-301
restrictions, STU 29-6
retrieving data from, SQL 7-544
revalidating, SQL 7-51
rewrites
enabling, STU 31-4
rowid, SQL 7-306
rowid values
recording in master table, SQL 7-56
same as snapshots, SCN 1-25, SCN 34-3
saving blocks in a cache, SQL 7-48
schema design guidelines, STU 28-7
security, STU 29-22
selecting views to create, STU 29-22
single table aggregate, STU 29-12
storage characteristics of, SQL 7-302
subquery, SQL 7-307
synonyms for, SQL 7-355
uses for, STU 28-2
when to populate, SQL 7-303
materialized views. See summary management
MAX aggregate function, PLS 5-3
MAX function, SQL 4-24
max session memory statistic, STU 19-22
MAX_COMMIT_PROPAGATION_DELAY parameter, PSC 6-10, PSC 6-11, SPS 4-7, SPS 10-4, SPS 18-10, SPS 18-11, SRF 1-70
MAX_DUMP_FILE_SIZE, STU 14-4
SQL Trace parameter, STU 14-4
MAX_DUMP_FILE_SIZE parameter, SAD 4-11, SRF 1-71
of ALTER SESSION, SQL 7-84
of ALTER SYSTEM, SQL 7-105
MAX_ENABLED_ROLES parameter, SRF 1-71
default roles and, ADG 12 - 13, SAD 24-8
enabling roles and, SAD 24-8
MAX_FREELIST_BUFFERS parameter, NET C-79
MAX_ROLLBACK_SEGMENTS parameter, SRF 1-72
MAX_SORT_SIZE, SPS A-10
MAX_TRANSACTION_BRANCHES parameter, SRF 1-72
MAXDATAFILES option, SPS 14-10
MAXDATAFILES parameter
changing, SAD 5-5
of CREATE CONTROLFILE, SQL 7-247
OF CREATE DATABASE, SQL 7-252
MAXEXTENTS keyword, STU 26-66, STU 27-13
MAXEXTENTS parameter
of STORAGE clause, SQL 7-578
MAXEXTENTS storage parameter
about, SAD 12-8
automatic allocations, SPS 11-17, SPS 17-13
preallocating extents, SPS 17-15
setting for the data dictionary, SAD 20-27
MAXEXTENTS UNLIMITED storage parameter, SCN 26-40
maximizing data transfer, by adjusting SDU size, NET 3-13
maximum length
CHAR value, PLS 2-14
identifier, PLS 2-5
LONG RAW value, PLS 2-15
LONG value, PLS 2-15
NCHAR value, PLS 2-19
NVARCHAR2 value, PLS 2-20
Oracle error message, PLS 6-18
RAW value, PLS 2-15
VARCHAR2 value, PLS 2-18
Maximum Open Connections option, NET 6-39
maximum precision, PLS 2-12
Maximum Prespawned Servers option, NET 6-73
maximum size
LOB, PLS 2-21
maximum value conflict resolution method, RAR 6-5, REP 6-19
Maximum Wait Each Attempt option, NET 6-39
MAXIMUM_CONNECT_DATA parameter, NET C-79
MAXIMUM_RELAYS parameter, NET C-79
MAXINSTANCES option, SPS 11-15, SPS 14-3
changing, SPS 14-10
MAXINSTANCES parameter, SPS 11-13, SPS 23-4
assigning free lists to instances, SPS 11-13, SPS 11-15
calculating non-PCM resources, SPS 16-4
changing, SAD 5-5
conversion to multi-instance, SPS 23-4, SPS 23-6
of CREATE CONTROLFILE, SQL 7-248
OF CREATE DATABASE, SQL 7-252
MAXLITERAL, PCO B-3
default value for, PC_ 2-15
MAXLITERAL precompiler option, PC_ 10-29, PCO 14-29
MAXLOGFILES option, SPS 14-4, SPS 14-10
CREATE DATABASE command, SAD 6-10
MAXLOGFILES parameter
changing, SAD 5-5
of CREATE CONTROLFILE, SQL 7-247
OF CREATE DATABASE, SQL 7-252
MAXLOGHISTORY
changing, SAD 5-5
MAXLOGHISTORY option, SPS 6-5, SPS 14-4, SPS 21-7
changing, SPS 14-10
CREATE CONTROLFILE, SPS 21-6
log history, SPS 21-6
MAXLOGHISTORY parameter, SPS 23-6
of CREATE CONTROLFILE, SQL 7-247
OF CREATE DATABASE, SQL 7-252
MAXLOGMEMBERS
option, SPS 14-4, SPS 14-10
MAXLOGMEMBERS option
CREATE DATABASE command, SAD 6-10
MAXLOGMEMBERS parameter
changing, SAD 5-5
of CREATE CONTROLFILE, SQL 7-247
OF CREATE DATABASE, SQL 7-252
MAXOPENCURSORS, STU 19-10
precompiler option
effect on performance, PC_ C-10
for multiple cursors, PC_ 6-13
specifying for separate precompilation, PC_ 2-17
what it affects, PC_ C-7
MAXOPENCURSORS option, PCO D-7
using for separate precompilation, PCO 2-28
MAXOPENCURSORS precompiler option, PC_ 10-30, PCO 14-30
MAXOPENFILES parameter
tuning backups, STU 20-53
MAXSIZE clause
of ALTER DATABASE, SQL 7-10
of CREATE DATABASE, SQL 7-250
of CREATE TABLESPACE, SQL 7-394
of CREATE TEMPORARY TABLESPACE, SQL 7-398
MAXTRANS option, ADG 3 - 6
MAXTRANS parameter
of ALTER CLUSTER, SQL 7-4
of ALTER INDEX, SQL 7-30, SQL 7-35
of ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW, SQL 7-46
of ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW LOG, SQL 7-54
of CREATE CLUSTER, SQL 7-238
of CREATE INDEX. See CREATE TABLE.
of CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW LOG/SNAPSHOT LOG. See CREATE TABLE.
of CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW/SNAPSHOT. See CREATE TABLE.
of CREATE TABLE, SQL 7-370
MAXTRANS storage parameter
altering, SAD 14-11
default, SAD 12-9
guidelines for setting, SAD 12-9
transaction entries and, SAD 12-9
MAXVALUE
partitioned tables and indexes, SCN 11-20
MAXVALUE clause
of CREATE SEQUENCE, SQL 7-351
MAXVALUE parameter
of ALTER SEQUENCE. See CREATE SEQUENCE.
MD5, NET 4-31
MD5 algorithm, OAS 1-4
used by the Biometric Authentication Service, OAS 7-2
MDN parameter, NET 6-78
MDO. See method descriptor object
media failure, SCN 1-46, SCN 32-5, SPS 22-1, SPS 22-7, SPS A-22
access to files, SPS 6-2
archived redo log file loss, SBR 15-10
automatic recovery, SPS 21-7
complete recovery, SBR 14-20 to SBR 14-25
control file loss, SBR 15-11, SBR 15-13
datafile loss, SBR 15-2
definition, SBR 1-13
description, SBR 15-2
disk controller, SBR 15-2
NOARCHIVELOG mode, SBR 14-17
online redo log group loss, SBR 15-6
online redo log loss, SBR 15-5
permanent, SBR 15-2
recovery, SBR 14-20 to SBR 14-32, SPS A-22
distributed databases, SBR 15-15
recovery procedures
examples, SBR 15-2 to SBR 15-15
understanding types, SBR 15-2
media index, LEG 2-5
Pending Messages Window
recovery waiting for tape volume name, LEG 3-21
waiting for backup tape, LEG 3-21
removing storage volumes, LEG 3-20
volume labels, LEG 3-21
media index directory
contents, UNIX, LEG 5-12
contents, Windows NT, LEG 5-20
media management
auto enabled, behavior, LEG 3-19
auto for tape devices, LEG 3-19
auto not enabled, LEG 3-19, LEG 3-23
automatic for tape devices, LEG 3-19
backing up files, SBR 4-17
Backup Solutions Program, SBR 4-20
Legato Storage Manager (LSM), SBR 4-20
changing the volume modes, LEG 3-20
crosschecking, SBR 4-18
device configuration on UNIX
adding a device resource, LEG 3-7
modifying a device resource, LEG 3-8
overview, LEG 3-7
removing a device resource, LEG 3-8
device configuration on Windows NT
adding a device resource, LEG 3-9
moving a device resource, LEG 3-10
overview, LEG 3-8
removing a device resource, LEG 3-10
device resources, LEG 3-2
labeling a volume
on UNIX, LEG 3-14
on Windows, LEG 3-15, LEG 3-16
labeling and mounting volumes, LEG 3-13
linking to software, SBR 5-19
maximum file size, SBR 5-20
mounting a volume
on UNIX, LEG 3-16
on Windows, LEG 3-17
proxy copy, SBR 4-19
requirements, SBR 5-19
restoring files, SBR 4-18
sbttest program, SBR 4-19
sending device-specific strings, SBR 5-20
storage devices, LEG 3-2, LEG 3-4, LEG 3-6, LEG 3-7
troubleshooting, SBR 5-21
unique filenames, generating, SBR 5-19
unlabeled volumes, LEG 3-19
unmounting a volume
on UNIX, LEG 3-18
on Windows, LEG 3-18
viewing
details of save sets on volume, LEG 3-21
inventory of backup volumes, LEG 3-20
volume-specific information, LEG 3-21
volume pools
default attributes, LEG 3-12
default resource attributes, LEG 3-12
label templates, LEG 3-10, LEG 3-11, LEG 3-12
Media Management API
version 2.0, GTK 2-53
Media Management Library (MML), SBR 4-17
Media Management Library (MML), Oracle8, LEG 1-11
media manager
requirements for creating backups, SPS 21-9
media protection
disabling for direct path loads
SQL*Loader, SUT 8-19
media recovery, SBR 14-1 to SBR 14-36, SPS 22-7, STU 26-70
ADD DATAFILE operation, SBR 15-3
after control file damage, SBR 15-12
after OPEN RESETLOGS operation, SBR 14-35
applying archived redo logs, SBR 14-10
applying redo logs during, SBR 14-10
cancel-based, SBR 3-29, SBR 14-20, SBR 14-23, SBR 14-26, SBR 14-29
change-based, SBR 3-29, SBR 14-26, SBR 14-32 to SBR 14-35
commands, SBR 14-2 to SBR 14-10
complete, SBR 1-19, SBR 3-28, SBR 14-20 to SBR 14-25
completion of, SBR 14-23, SBR 14-25
datafiles
guidelines for, SBR 4-49, SBR 9-16
without backup, SBR 14-6
deciding which files need recovery, SBR 14-3
definition, SBR 14-2
direct path load, SUT 8-14
SQL*Loader, SUT 8-14
disabling, SQL 7-17
distributed databases, SBR 15-15
coordinated time-based, SBR 15-16
dropped table, SBR 15-15
effects of archiving on, SAD 7-4, SBR 2-16
error messages, SBR 14-16
errors with redo log files, SBR 14-16
incomplete, SBR 3-28, SBR 14-26 to SBR 14-35, SPS 22-8
incomplete, definition, SBR 1-20
interrupting, SBR 14-16
log history, SPS 14-4, SPS 21-7, SPS 22-9
log sequence recovery, SBR 3-29
lost control file, SBR 15-11
lost files
lost archived redo log files, SBR 15-10
lost control files, SBR 15-11
lost datafiles, SBR 15-2
lost mirrored control files, SBR 15-12
methods
choosing, SBR 3-31
NOARCHIVELOG mode, SBR 14-17
of database, SQL 7-12
of datafiles, SQL 7-12
of standby database, SQL 7-12
of tablespaces, SQL 7-12
offline tablespaces in open database, SBR 14-23
online redo log files, SBR 15-5
open database-offline tablespace, SBR 14-23
opening database after, SBR 14-33
O/S utilities, SPS 22-8
overview, SBR 1-19 to SBR 1-23
parallelizing, SQL 7-14
restarting, SBR 14-16
restoring
archived redo log files, SBR 14-7
damaged files, SBR 14-6
whole database backups, SBR 14-17
restrictions, SQL 7-12
resuming after interruption, SBR 14-16
roll forward phase, SBR 14-10
rolling back, SBR 14-2
rolling forward, SBR 14-2
See Also recovery
snapshots, SBR 15-17
successfully applied redo logs, SBR 14-15
sustained standby recovery, SQL 7-14
SYSTEM tablespace, SBR 14-23
time-based, SBR 14-26
transportable tablespaces, SBR 15-4
types
distributed databases, SBR 15-15
undamaged tablespaces online, SBR 14-23
using Import utility, SBR 13-18
using Recovery Manager, SBR 4-49, SBR 9-15
media recovery enqueue, SRF B-2
member
MAXLOGMEMBERS, SPS 14-4
MEMBER clause
of ALTER TYPE, SQL 7-174
of CREATE TYPE, SQL 7-415
of CREATE TYPE BODY, SQL 7-422
member method, DCI 3-2, DCI 5-2
members
altering priority for, REP 6-27
membership conditions, SQL 5-16
membership test, PLS 2-46
memory
allocation for SQL statements, SCN 7-11
amount used for sorting, SRF 1-117
cache, SPS 4-5
cached data, SPS 4-5
configure at 2 levels, STU 26-20
content of, SCN 7-2
controlling SQL*Loader use, SUT 5-24
cursors (statement handles), SCN 1-17
distributed locks, SPS 5-5
extended buffer cache (32-bit), SCN 7-14
IDLM requirements, SPS 8-10
insufficient, STU 17-4
overview of structures in, SCN 1-14
process classification, STU 27-3
processes use of, SCN 8-2
reducing usage, STU 19-42
scalability, ADG 10 - 70
SGA, SPS 6-7
shared SQL areas, SCN 7-8
software code areas, SCN 7-17
sort areas, SCN 7-16
stored procedures, SCN 18-8, SCN 18-17
structures in, SCN 7-2
system global area (SGA)
allocation in, SCN 7-2
initialization parameters, SCN 7-12, SCN 7-13
locking into physical memory, SCN 7-13, SCN 7-17
SGA size, SCN 7-12
starting address, SCN 7-13
tuning, STU 2-10
viewing per user, SAD 23-25
virtual, SCN 7-17, SRF 1-11, STU 26-20
See also system global area
memory allocation
and MTS, STU 19-21
buffer cache, STU 19-29
importance, STU 19-1
library cache, STU 19-15
shared SQL areas, STU 19-15
sort areas, STU 20-34
tuning, STU 19-2, STU 19-41
users, STU 19-6
memory requirements
concurrent access, MIG 2-16
migration, MIG 2-15, MIG 3-6, MIG 4-4
memory/user/server relationship, STU 27-2
MERGE hint, SCN 23-17, SQL 2-62, STU 7-64
MERGE PARTITIONS clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-151
MERGE_AJ hint, SCN 24-13, SQL 2-59, STU 7-49, STU 7-55, STU 7-56
MERGE_SJ hint, SCN 24-13, SQL 2-59, STU 7-56
merging complex views, SCN 23-17
merging partitions, SCN 11-16
merging views into statements, SCN 23-15
message
access to files, SPS 6-2, SPS 22-4
ALERT file, SPS 6-2, SPS 22-4
distributed lock manager, SPS 9-8
instance shutdown, SPS 18-26
parameter values, SPS 6-1
message files
naming conventions, DCI 2-6
message grouping, ADQ 1-9
message properties, specification, ADQ 3-5
message queuing, SCN 19-2
exporting queue tables, SCN 19-12
messages, SCN 19-4
publish/subscribe support, SCN 19-10
event publication, SCN 20-18
queue monitor process, SCN 1-20, SCN 8-13, SCN 19-6
interval statistics, SCN 19-11
window of execution, SCN 19-7
queue tables, SCN 19-4
recipients, SCN 19-5
rule-based subscriptions, SCN 19-5, SCN 19-6
subscription lists, SCN 19-5
remote databases, SCN 19-9
message rate, STU 17-5
message recipients, definition, ADQ 1-23
message stacks, SMS 1-3
message text, PCO 8-22
messages
display on UNIX, LEG 4-10
error, NLS A-4
trapping, DDS 4-11
Export, SUT 1-39
Import, SUT 2-47
logs on Windows NT, LEG 4-10
logs UNIX, LEG 4-10
producers and consumers, ADQ 1-15
messages, definition, ADQ 1-15
messaging
in parallel processing, SPS 1-11
messaging systems, DDS 5-3
meta-attributes
of objects, OCI 10-17
of persistent objects, OCI 10-17
of transient objects, OCI 10-20
metadata, PC_ 18-16
index, DCI 11-37
managing, SBR 6-1
Recovery Manager, SBR 4-13
storing in control file, SBR 4-15
method, DCI 1-8, DCI 1-15, DCI 11-2
applying, STU 2-12
constructor, DCI 3-4
COUNT, PLS 4-22
DELETE, PLS 4-26
EXISTS, PLS 4-22
EXTEND, PLS 4-24
FIRST, PLS 4-23
implementing, DCI 5-2
invoking, DCI 5-4
LAST, PLS 4-23
LIMIT, PLS 4-22
map, DCI 3-5, PLS 9-10
member, DCI 3-2, DCI 5-2
NEXT, PLS 4-23
object, PLS 9-3, PLS 9-8
order, DCI 3-5, PLS 9-10
PRIOR, PLS 4-23
referencing attributes, DCI 5-5
TRIM, PLS 4-25
tuning, STU 2-1
tuning steps, STU 2-4
method calls
chaining, PLS 9-26
method descriptor object, OCI 11-23
METHOD parameter, NET C-44, PSC 4-45
method, collection, PLS 4-21
methods, ADG 18 - 27
choosing a language for, ADG 18 - 27
comparison, ADG 16 - 22
comparison methods, SCN 13-6
constructor methods, SCN 13-6
literal invocation, SCN 14-4
function-based indexes, ADG 18 - 32
map, ADG 16 - 19, ADG 18 - 8
of object types, ADG 16 - 23
order, ADG 16 - 19, ADG 16 - 25, ADG 18 - 8
privileges on, SCN 30-11
static, ADG 18 - 29
methods of collections
constructor methods, SCN 1-57
methods of object types, SCN 1-57, SCN 13-4
constructor methods, SCN 1-57, SCN 14-18
execution privilege for, SCN 14-13
map methods, SCN 1-57, SCN 13-7
order methods, SCN 1-57, SCN 13-7
PL/SQL, SCN 13-14
purchase order example, SCN 13-2, SCN 13-5
selfish style of invocation, SCN 13-6
use of empty parentheses with, SCN 14-9
MI date format element, SQL 2-41
MI number format element, SQL 2-36
MIB, STU 12-5
micro precompiler options, PC_ 10-5
Microsoft Transaction Server integration, GTK 2-86
MIGRATE user
avoid, MIG 3-10, MIG 4-8
MIGRATE.BSQ script, MIG 3-19
migrated rows, STU 20-30
migrating
from Server Manager to SQL*Plus, MIG 10-1
migrating data across partitions, SUT 2-34
migrating, Oracle Parallel Server issues, PSC 3-8
migration
7.x to 8.0, OCI 1-22
abandoning, MIG 3-30, MIG 4-20
advanced replication, MIG 3-7
ALTER DATABASE CONVERT command, MIG 3-4, MIG 3-26
re-running, MIG A-19
ALTER DATABASE OPEN RESETLOGS command, MIG 3-4, MIG 3-26
AUDIT_TRAIL initialization parameter, MIG A-3
avoiding common problems, MIG 2-18
backup strategy, MIG 2-18
block size minimums, MIG 3-6, MIG 4-5
character set, MIG 3-8, MIG 4-6
choosing a method, MIG 2-3
control files, MIG 3-22
copying data, MIG 2-14
data migration, SPS B-1
database migration, SAD 2-3
error message codes, PC_ A-6, PCO A-8
exclusive password file, MIG A-18
Export/Import, MIG 2-10
steps, MIG 5-2
features requiring, REP B-12
include files, PC_ 5-36
incremental, REP B-4
initialization parameters, MIG 3-24, MIG 4-10, MIG B-1
master sites, REP B-2
memory requirements, MIG 2-15, MIG 3-6, MIG 4-4
MIGRATE user, avoid, MIG 3-10, MIG 4-8
MIGRATE.BSQ script, MIG 3-19
Migration utility, MIG 2-6
NCHAR and NLS, MIG 8-27
new administrative procedures, MIG 6-7
obsolete procedures, REP B-13
offline datafiles, MIG 3-4
offline tablespaces, MIG 3-10, MIG 4-8
OPTIMAL setting for SYSTEM rollback segment, MIG A-4
Oracle Data Migration Assistant, MIG 2-8
Oracle Parallel Server, MIG 3-7
rolling upgrade, MIG 1-5
OUTLN user, avoid, MIG 3-10, MIG 4-8
overview, REP B-2
overview of steps, MIG 1-6
parallel execution, MIG 6-3
planning for future, SPS 1-15
post-migration actions, MIG 6-1, MIG 10-1
prepare the Oracle7 source database, MIG 3-9, MIG 4-7
preparing to migrate, MIG 2-2
read-only tablespaces, MIG 3-4
returning to exclusive mode, SPS 17-11
role of application developer, MIG 1-10
role of database administrator, MIG 1-10
rollback segments, MIG 3-4
ROWID format, ADG 4 - 21
scripts
CATALOG.SQL, MIG 3-4, MIG 3-27
CATPARR.SQL, MIG 3-28
CATPROC.SQL, MIG 3-4, MIG 3-27
CATREP.SQL, MIG 3-28, MIG 4-17
errors while running, MIG 1-3
R0703040.SQL, MIG 3-28, MIG 4-17
rerunning, MIG 3-27, MIG 4-17
U0703040.SQL, MIG 3-27
UTLRP.SQL, MIG 3-28, MIG 4-18
session, OCI 8-11, OCI 15-103
snapshot sites, REP B-6
space requirements, MIG 2-15, MIG 3-6, MIG 4-4
system requirements, MIG 2-15
SYSTEM tablespace, MIG A-2
temporary tablespace, MIG A-2
terminology, MIG 1-2
testing, MIG 2-19
testing results, MIG 6-6
troubleshooting, MIG A-1
ALTER DATABASE CONVERT command, MIG A-16
AUDIT_TRAIL initialization parameter, MIG A-3
database name mismatch, MIG A-19
datafile version integrity, MIG A-20
Migration utility error messages, MIG A-5
missing convert file, MIG A-17
MULTIPLIER option, MIG A-4
NOMOUNT database start mode, MIG A-17
OPTIMAL setting, MIG A-4
Oracle7 control file, MIG A-16
password file, MIG A-18
running the Migration utility, MIG A-2
running the Oracle Data Migration Assistant, MIG A-2
SYSTEM tablespace, MIG A-2
temporary tablespace, MIG A-2
tuning after, MIG 6-6
upgrading to primary key snapshots, REP B-10
using import and export, REP B-9
Migration Assistant. See Oracle Data Migration Assistant
migration from earlier releases, PC_ A-6, PCO A-9
migration scripts, SRF 5-7
Migration utility
advantages and disadvantages, MIG 2-6
character set used, MIG 3-8
command-line options, MIG 3-14
differences from the Oracle Data Migration Assistant, MIG 2-9
documentation roadmap, MIG 3-2
errors and messages, MIG A-5
migrating to a different operating system, MIG 3-7
MULTIPLIER option, MIG A-4
options
CHECK_ONLY, MIG 3-14, MIG 3-18
DBNAME, MIG 3-14
MULTIPLIER, MIG 3-14
NEW_DBNAME, MIG 3-14
NLS_NCHAR, MIG 3-14
NO_SPACE_CHECK, MIG 3-14
PFILE, MIG 3-14
SPOOL, MIG 3-14
overview, MIG 3-3
privileges required, MIG 3-16
space required for SYSTEM tablespace, MIG 3-6
SYSTEM tablespace, MIG 2-6
using, MIG 3-16
migration utility, GTK 3-14
migrations, NET 5-1 to NET 5-30
defined, NET 5-16
INTCHG.ORA file, NET 5-22
LISTENER.ORA changes, NET 5-20
modifying configuration files, NET 5-19
NAMESINI.SQL script for Oracle Names, NET 5-29
NAMESUPG.SQL script, NET 5-27
NAMESUPG.SQL script for Oracle Names, NET 5-23, NET 5-29
of software, NET 5-18
of TNSNAMES.ORA with Net8 Assistant, NET 5-11
Oracle Connection Manager, NET 5-21
Oracle Names, NET 5-23 to NET 5-30
SQLNET.ORA changes, NET 5-19
TNSNAMES.ORA changes, NET 5-19
TNSNAV.ORA file, NET 5-22
TNSNET.ORA file, NET 5-22
to Oracle Names from ROSFILES, NET 5-26
to Oracle Names v. 8 from Oracle Names with Dynamic Discovery Option, NET 5-24
to Oracle Names, using a region database, NET 5-23
verifying service name and instance name, NET 5-17
MIN aggregate function, PLS 5-3
MIN function, SQL 4-24
Min(imize) Communications setting
Edit Replication Object property sheet, REP 2-37
min_communication
examples of, REP 6-43
MINEXTENTS parameter
of STORAGE clause, SQL 7-577
MINEXTENTS storage parameter
about, SAD 12-8
altering, SAD 14-11
automatic allocations, SPS 11-17, SPS 17-13, SPS 17-14
default, SPS 17-13
Minimal install type, NET 4-21
Minimal installation type, PSC 3-2
Minimize Communication setting
Replication Manager, REP 5-11
MINIMIZE RECORDS PER BLOCK clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-143
minimizing
updates and min_communication, REP 6-43
MINIMUM EXTENT
parallel DML, SCN 25-9, SCN 25-10
MINIMUM EXTENT clause
of ALTER TABLESPACE, SQL 7-168
of CREATE TABLESPACE, SQL 7-395
MINIMUM EXTENT parameter, SCN 26-33
minimum value conflict resolution method, RAR 6-5, REP 6-19
MINUS operator, SQL 3-12, SQL 7-550
compound queries, SCN 23-4
optimizing view queries, SCN 23-16
MINUS set operator, PLS 5-6
MINVALUE
of ALTER SEQUENCE. See CREATE SEQUENCE.
MINVALUE clause
of CREATE SEQUENCE, SQL 7-351
mirrored control files
importance of, SAD 5-2
mirrored disk storage, SBR 2-9
mirrored files
control files, SBR 2-9
loss of, SBR 15-12
online redo log, SAD 6-6, SBR 2-13
location, SAD 6-9
loss of, SBR 15-5
loss of member, SBR 15-5
size, SAD 6-9
splitting, SBR 13-9
suspend/resume mode, SBR 13-9
mirroring
compared to multiplexing, SBR 2-7
control files, SAD 2-10
disks, STU 26-44
redo log files, STU 20-21
miscellaneous functions, OCI 15-215
missing data columns
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-42
mixed notation, PLS 7-13
MLSLABEL datatype, ADG 4 - 23
MM
API
Oracle8, LEG 1-11
MM date format element, SQL 2-41
mobile computing environment
materialized views, SCN 10-17
MOD, SMS 34-1
MOD function, SQL 4-24
MODE
equivalent values, PCO 14-31
precompiler option
effect on OPEN, PC_ 6-13
mode
ARCHIVELOG, SBR 1-10
archiving, SPS 4-6, SPS 14-2, SPS 14-9, SPS 21-3
database access, SPS 4-1, SPS 18-12, SPS 18-15
full database
Export, SUT 1-20, SUT 1-27
incompatible, SPS 8-2
lock compatibility, SPS 9-11
lock element, SPS 9-20
NOARCHIVELOG, SBR 1-10
recovery from failure, SBR 14-17
objects exported by each, SUT 1-5
PCM lock, SPS 4-15
table
Export, SUT 1-24, SUT 1-31
user
Export, SUT 1-21, SUT 1-30
MODE clause
of LOCK TABLE, SQL 7-521
MODE interaction with DBMS, PC_ 10-17
mode of propagation, REP 8-9
MODE option
effects of, PCO 4-32
status variables, PCO 8-2
MODE parameter, NET 6-78
MODE precompiler option, PC_ 10-31, PCO 14-31
mode, parameter, PCO 6-5
IN, PLS 7-14
IN OUT, PLS 7-16
OUT, PLS 7-14
modes
archive log, SCN 32-18
archiving, SRF 1-66
exclusive, SAD 3-6
of parameters, ADG 10 - 6
parallel, SAD 3-6
restricted, SAD 3-4, SAD 3-8
table lock, SCN 27-22
two-task, SCN 8-3
modes, parameter, PC_ 7-3
modifiable join view
definition of, ADG 3 - 28, SAD 15-4
modified data
instance recovery, SPS 22-3
updates, SPS 5-5
MODIFY clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-133
MODIFY CONSTRAINT clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-134
MODIFY CONSTRAINT option, SCN 28-23
MODIFY DEFAULT ATTRIBUTES clause
of ALTER INDEX, SQL 7-32, SQL 7-39
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-145
MODIFY LOB clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-136
MODIFY LOB storage clause
of ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW, SQL 7-45, SQL 7-48
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-136
MODIFY NESTED TABLE clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-136
MODIFY PARTITION clause
ALTER TABLE command, SAD 13-10
of ALTER INDEX, SQL 7-32, SQL 7-39
of ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW, SQL 7-49
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-145
MODIFY SUBPARTITION clause
of ALTER INDEX, SQL 7-33, SQL 7-40
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-146
MODIFY VARRAY clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-136
modifying
a join view, SAD 15-4
tables
without replicating changes, REP 8-34
modifying space for each cluster key, SQL 7-4
modularity, PLS 1-11, PLS 7-3, PLS 8-4
modulo, SPS 11-13, SPS 11-15, SPS 17-10, SPS 17-12
MON date format element, SQL 2-41, SQL 2-43
monetary parameters, NLS 2-20
monetary units characters, NLS 2-23
monitor
performance, SRF 1-68
MONITOR command
default instance in display screen, SPS 18-19
specifying an instance, SPS 18-21
monitor, transaction processing, PCO 3-32
monitoring, STU 12-5
datafiles, SAD 10-13
locks, SAD 4-8
parallel processing, STU 26-78
performance tables, SAD 4-9
processes of an instance, SAD 4-8
rollback segments, SAD 21-6
tablespaces, SAD 10-13
MONITORING clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-142
of CREATE TABLE, SQL 7-383
monitoring user actions, SCN 1-44, SCN 31-2
month
format element, NLS 2-14
language of names, NLS 2-14
MONTH date format element, SQL 2-41, SQL 2-43
MONTHS_BETWEEN function, SQL 4-25
MOST_RELAYS, NET A-91
MOUNT clause
of ALTER DATABASE, SQL 7-11
mount lock, SPS 7-2, SPS 10-5
MOUNT option, SPS 18-13
STARTUP command, SBR 14-28, SBR 14-30
MOUNT STANDBY DATABASE option
ALTER DATABASE command, SBR 16-6, SBR 16-29
mounting a database, SAD 3-4
exclusive mode, SAD 3-6
parallel mode, SAD 3-6
MOVE clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-134
MOVE ONLINE clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-134
MOVE PARTITION clause
ALTER TABLE command, SAD 13-11
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-147
MOVE PARTITION command
no-logging mode, SCN 11-58, SCN 25-7
rules of parallelism, SCN 26-25
MOVE SUBPARTITION clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-147
moving
control files, SAD 5-5
index partitions, SAD 13-11
relocating, SAD 10-9
table partition, SAD 13-10
MPP
disk affinity, STU 26-39
See massively parallel processing
MPP systems, SPS 1-5
MTS, NET 9-4
large pool, STU 19-21
shared pool, STU 19-21
MTS dispatcher request statistics, SRF 3-85
MTS_DISPATCHERS parameter, NET 7-32, NET 7-49, NET 9-4, SRF 1-72, STU 21-8, STU 21-9
ADDRESS attribute, NET 7-63, NET 9-4
CONNECTIONS attribute, NET 7-49, NET 9-5
DISPATCHERS attribute, NET 7-49, NET 7-63, NET 9-5
LISTENER, NET 7-60
LISTENER attribute, NET 4-23, NET 6-66, NET 7-59, NET 7-60, NET 9-5
MULTIPLEX attribute, NET 7-32, NET 9-6
of ALTER SYSTEM, SQL 7-106
POOL attribute, NET 7-49, NET 9-6
PRESENTATION attribute, NET 7-52, NET 7-54, NET 7-57, NET 7-63, NET 9-7
PROTOCOL attribute, NET 7-32, NET 7-49, NET 7-54, NET 7-57, NET 9-4
SERVICE attribute, NET 9-7
SESSIONS attribute, NET 9-7
setting initially, NET 9-8, SAD 4-5
TICKS attribute, NET 7-49, NET 9-7
MTS_LISTENER_ADDRESS parameter, SRF 1-75
obsolete for 8.0.4, SPS A-5
MTS_MAX_DISPATCHERS parameter, SRF 1-75, STU 21-8, STU 23-3
MTS_MAX_SERVERS parameter, SCN 8-19, SRF 1-75, STU 21-12, STU 23-4
artificial deadlocks and, SCN 8-20
MTS_MULTIPLE_LISTENERS parameter, SRF 1-75
obsolete for 8.0.4, SPS A-5
MTS_RATE_LOG_SIZE parameter, SRF 1-76
MTS_RATE_SCALE parameter, SRF 1-76
MTS_SERVERS parameter, SCN 8-19, SRF 1-76, STU 23-4
of ALTER SYSTEM, SQL 7-106
setting, STU 21-13
MTS_SERVICE parameter, NET 9-7, SRF 1-76
multi-block reads, STU 20-27
multiblock writes, SCN 8-8
MULTIBLOCK_READ_COUNT parameter, STU 26-66
multi-byte character sets, NLS 3-14, PCO 4-41
blanks with SQL*Loader, SUT 5-46
Export and Import issues, SUT 1-54, SUT 2-56
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-30
storing data, NLS 3-14
multi-byte NLS features
datatypes, PCO 2-17
with PL/SQL, PCO 4-41
multi-instance database
converting application, SPS 23-3
definition, SPS 1-16
reasons not to convert to, SPS 23-2
reasons to convert to, SPS 23-2
requirements, SPS 23-3
multi-line comment, PLS 2-9
multimaster replication, REP 1-5, SCN 34-6
advanced options, REP 2-40 to REP 2-44
building environment, REP 2-1 to REP 2-7
example, REP 2-6
creating
master groups, REP 2-19
customizing master site settings, REP 2-10
database preparation, REP 2-7
local job queues, REP 7-14
master site creation, REP 2-8
monitoring system, REP 2-38 to REP 2-40
monitoring systems, REP 7-4 to REP 7-16
reviewing configuration settings, REP 2-10
scheduled links, REP 2-12
schema creation for, REP 2-9
security for, REP 8-18
setup wizard, REP 2-7
transaction propagation protection, REP 2-42 to REP 2-44
multimedia data, GTK 3-13
multimedia datatypes, SCN 13-3
multiple addresses, NET 7-3, NET 7-11
configuring client load balancing, NET 7-12
configuring connect-time failover, NET 7-12
multiple archiver processes, STU 26-75
multiple buffer pools, STU 19-31, STU 19-32, STU 19-35
multiple column groups
ensuring data integrity with, REP 6-7
multiple conflicts
resolution methods
for backups, REP 6-11
using, REP 6-10
using for notification, REP 6-11
multiple CPUs
SQL*Loader, SUT 8-26
multiple hierarchies, STU 30-6
multiple Oracle homes
UNIX, PSC 3-9
Windows NT, PSC 3-9
multiple rows
buffering, DDS 7-8
multiple servers
executing statement against, OCI 4-5
multiple shared mode, SPS 4-2, SPS 10-5
multiple table load
discontinued, SUT 5-34
generating unique sequence numbers using SQL*Loader, SUT 5-57
SQL*Loader control file specification, SUT 5-51
multiple user handles, STU 25-23
multiple-column indexes
SQL*Loader, SUT 8-17
multiple-process systems
number of processes, SRF 1-103
multiple-process systems (multiuser systems), SCN 8-2
MULTIPLEX (MUL or MULT) attribute, NET 7-32, NET 9-6
multiplexed redo log files, SPS 6-3
example, SPS 6-4
log history, SPS 21-7
total number of files, SPS 14-4
multiplexing, NET 4-30
archived redo logs, SAD 7-11, SBR 2-19, SBR 16-10
compared to mirroring, SBR 2-7
control files, SBR 2-7, SBR 2-8, SBR 2-9, SCN 1-49, SCN 32-22
datafiles with Recovery Manager, SBR 4-32
recovery and, SCN 32-5
redo log files, SAD 6-5, SBR 2-12, SCN 1-48
groups, SAD 6-6, SBR 2-13
used in connection concentration, NET 3-11
with multi-threaded server, STU 23-1
multiplexing during RMAN backups, LEG 4-4
multiplexing, connection, GTK 3-6
MULTIPLIER
Migration utility option, MIG 3-14, MIG A-4
Multi-Protocol Interchange, NET 5-2
MultiProtocol Interchange, not supported, OAS 11-5
multi-protocol support, NET 2-49, NET 4-30, NET 5-2, NET 5-22
configuring, NET 7-35
multi-purpose applications, STU 3-5
multi-threaded (MTS) servers and shared database links, DDS 2-10
multithreaded applications
sample program, PC_ 11-12
user-interface features
embedded SQL statements and directives, PC_ 11-8
multi-threaded development
basic concepts, OCI 8-15
multi-threaded recovery, SBR 14-13
Multi-threaded Server, SPS 8-10
for connection load balancing, SPS 18-32
multi-threaded server, SCN 8-16, STU 27-3
artificial deadlocks in, SCN 8-19
benefits, STU 23-1
configuring dispatchers, SAD 4-5, STU 23-3
connection pooling, STU 23-3
context area size, STU 2-10
database startup and, SAD 3-2
dedicated server contrasted with, SAD 4-3, SCN 8-16
definition, STU 23-1
described, SCN 8-3, SCN 8-16
dispatcher processes, SCN 1-20, SCN 8-14
enabling and disabling, SAD 4-6
example of use, SCN 8-20
large pool, STU 19-21
limiting private SQL areas, SCN 29-18
Net8 or SQL*Net V2 requirement, SCN 8-14, SCN 8-16
not supported, OAS 11-5
OS role management restrictions, SAD 24-19
parallel SQL execution, SCN 26-8
performance issues, STU 23-8
private SQL areas, SCN 7-9
sort areas, SCN 7-16
processes needed for, SCN 8-16
reducing contention, STU 21-5
restricted operations in, SCN 8-20
restrictions on OS role authorization, SAD 24-7
server processes, SCN 1-18, SCN 8-14, SCN 8-19
session information, SCN 7-14
session memory in the large pool, SCN 7-12
setting up, STU 23-1
shared pool, STU 19-21
shared pool and, STU 19-21
shared server processes, SCN 8-14, SCN 8-19
starting, SAD 4-4
system parameters, SQL 7-105
tuning, STU 21-5, STU 23-1
tuning memory, STU 23-6
views with statistics for, STU 23-7
multithreaded server
requirements for running, MIG 8-46
shared, MIG 2-17
shared and local/remote connections, MIG 2-16

multi-threaded server
connection multiplexing, STU 23-3
multi-threaded server (MTS)
BFILEs, ADL 5-10
HASH_MULTIBLOCK_IO_COUNT, SRF 1-48
SESSIONS parameter, SRF 1-114
multi-threaded server mode, DDS 2-6
multi-threaded servers
configuring dispatchers, NET 9-8
connection load balancing, NET 2-30
connection pooling, NET 2-50
dedicated server contrasted with, NET 9-2
described, NET 2-4, NET 2-20
dispatchers, NET 2-20
initialization parameters, NET 9-4
routing session requests to, NET 2-20
starting, NET 9-4
using with connection pooling, NET 7-49
using with Oracle Connection Manager, NET 2-48, NET 7-31
with dedicated servers, NET 9-10
multi-tier authentication and authorization, GTK 2-77
multi-tier systems, STU 18-12
multiuser environments, SCN 1-2, SCN 8-2
multiverison consistency model, SCN 1-31
multiversion concurrency control, SCN 27-5
multiversion read consistency, SPS 4-6
multi-versioning, MIG 8-50
mutating errors and triggers, SCN 20-22
mutating tables, ADG 13 - 22
mutual recursion, PLS 7-40
MVIEW_REWRITE_ENABLED parameter, SRF 1-103



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