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S locks
LOCK TABLE command, ADG 8 - 13
S number format element, SQL 2-36
S variable in SQLDA
how value is set, PC_ 15-10
purpose of, PC_ 15-10
same-row writers block writers, SCN 27-10
SAMPLE BLOCK option, SCN 23-34
access path, SCN 23-49
hints cannot override, SCN 23-50
SAMPLE clause
cost-based optimization, SCN 22-16
of SELECT, SQL 7-546
of SELECT and subqueries, SQL 7-542
sample database table
DEPT table, PCO 2-29
EMP table, PCO 2-29
sample database tables
DEPT table, PC_ 2-18
EMP table, PC_ 2-18
sample DCE address, in TNSNAMES.ORA, OAS 13-15
SAMPLE function, GTK 2-24
sample object type code, PC_ 17-24
SAMPLE option, SCN 23-34
access path, SCN 23-49
hints cannot override, SCN 23-50
sample programs, OCI B-1, PLS A-1
ansidyn1.pc, PC_ 14-29
ansidyn2.pc, PC_ 14-37
calldemo.sql, with sample9.pc, PC_ 7-23
calling a stored procedure, PCO 6-24
coldemo1.pc, PC_ 18-24
concurrent connections, PCO 3-17
cppdemo1.pc, PC_ 12-6
cppdemo2.pc, PC_ 12-9
cppdemo3.pc, PC_ 12-13
cursor operations, PCO 5-18
cursor variable demos, PC_ 4-32
cursor variable use, PCO 6-38
cursor variables
PL/SQL source, PCO 6-38
cv_demo.pc, PC_ 4-33
cv_demo.sql, PC_ 4-32
datatype equivalencing, PCO 4-55
dynamic SQL Method 1, PCO 9-10
dynamic SQL Method 2, PCO 9-15
dynamic SQL Method 3, PCO 9-21
dynamic SQL Method 4, PCO 11-44
EXEC ORACLE scope, PCO 14-8
extp1.pc, PC_ 7-31
fetching in batches, PCO 7-10, PCO 7-22
how to precompile, PC_ 2-20
LOB DESCRIBE example, PCO 13-27
lobdemo1.pc, PC_ 16-35
LOBDEMO1.PCO, PCO 13-29
navdemo1.pc, PC_ 17-24
oraca.pc, PC_ 9-41
Oracle Forms user exit, PCO 12-9
PL/SQL examples, PCO 6-8
sample10.pc, PC_ 15-40
SAMPLE10.PCO, PCO 11-44
sample11.pc, PC_ 4-33
SAMPLE11.PCO, PCO 6-38
sample12.pc, PC_ 15-40
SAMPLE12.PCO, PCO 10-28
SAMPLE13.PCO, PCO 2-26
SAMPLE14.PCO, PCO 7-22
sample1.pc, PC_ 2-19
SAMPLE1.PCO, PCO 2-30
sample2.pc, PC_ 4-43
SAMPLE2.PCO, PCO 5-18
sample3.pc, PC_ 8-8
SAMPLE3.PCO, PCO 7-10
sample4.pc, PC_ 5-15
SAMPLE4.PCO, PCO 4-55
sample5.pc, PC_ 20-10
SAMPLE5.PCO, PCO 12-9
sample6.pc, PC_ 13-9
SAMPLE6.PCO, PCO 9-10
sample7.pc, PC_ 13-15
SAMPLE7.PCO, PCO 9-15
sample8.pc, PC_ 13-21
SAMPLE8.PCO, PCO 9-21
sample9.pc, PC_ 7-23
SAMPLE9.PCO, PCO 6-24
simple query, PCO 2-30
sqlvcp.pc, PC_ 4-22
tables of group items, PCO 7-22
WHENEVER...DO CALL example, PCO 8-31
sample scripts
RMAN, SBR 5-21
sample table scans, SCN 23-34, SCN 23-49
hints cannot override, SCN 23-50
SAP R/3 integration with LSM, LEG 1-7
sar UNIX command, STU 18-4, STU 26-83
save set
changing the status, LEG 3-20
recover, LEG A-1
retention policy, LEG 2-9
status value
aborted, LEG 2-8
browsable, LEG 2-8
client index, LEG 2-9
in progress, LEG 2-8
recoverable, LEG 2-8
recyclable, LEG 2-8
scanned-in, LEG 2-8
suspect, LEG 2-8
viewing details of save sets on volume, LEG 3-21
SAVE_CONFIG command, NET A-9
savepoint, PCO 3-24
SAVEPOINT command, ADG 8 - 6, SCN 16-5
SAVEPOINT keyword
behavior in Oracle7 and Oracle8i, MIG 8-22
savepoint name
reusing, PLS 5-44
SAVEPOINT SQL statement, PC_ F-103
SAVEPOINT statement, PCO 3-24, PCO F-78, PLS 5-44, SQL 7-539
example, PCO 3-24
example of, PC_ 3-19
examples, PC_ F-103, PCO F-79
purpose of, PC_ 3-19
syntax, PLS 11-144
savepoints, SCN 1-55, SCN 17-7
creating, PC_ F-103, PCO F-78
definition of, PC_ 3-19
described, SCN 17-7
erasing, SQL 7-214
implicit, SCN 17-4
in-doubt transactions, DDS 3-31
maximum number of, ADG 8 - 6
overview of, SCN 1-55
rolling back to, ADG 8 - 6, SCN 17-6, SQL 7-537
specifying, SQL 7-539
uses for, PC_ 3-19
when erased, PC_ 3-20, PCO 3-26
sb1
definition, OCI 3-27
sb2
definition, OCI 3-27
sb4
definition, OCI 3-27
sbttest program, SBR 4-19, SBR 5-21
scalability, STU 11-6, STU 18-8
application, SPS 2-6, SPS 2-13
applications, SPS 2-2
batch jobs, SCN 26-38
client/server architecture, SCN 6-4
database, SPS 2-5
definition, SPS 1-8
determinants, SPS 1-13
disk input and output, SPS 2-3
enhancement for release 7.3, SPS A-11
four levels of, SPS 2-1
hardware, SPS 2-2
network, SPS 2-6
operating system, SPS 2-5
parallel DML, SCN 26-37
parallel SQL execution, SCN 26-2
potential, SPS 1-12
relative, SPS 2-8
serially reusable packages, ADG 10 - 70
shared memory system, SPS 2-5
scalable operations, STU 26-72
scalar type, PLS 2-10
scalar types, PCO 11-18
Scale
using SQLPRC to extract, PC_ F-118, PCO 4-48
scale, PCO 4-4
definition of, PC_ 15-16, PC_ F-118, PCO 4-48
greater than precision, SQL 2-14
negative, SQL 2-14
of NUMBER datatype, SQL 2-13
specifying, PLS 2-13
using sqlprc() to extract, PC_ 15-16
when negative, PC_ 15-16, PC_ F-118, PCO 4-48
scanned-in save set, LEG 2-8
scanner command, LEG 5-6, LEG 5-12
scanner program, LEG A-1
Command Line Utilities Help, LEG 2-7
man page, LEG 2-7
using to recover save sets, LEG 2-7, LEG 2-9
using to recover volumes, LEG 2-7
scans, SCN 23-34
cluster, SCN 23-38, SCN 23-39, SCN 23-40, SCN 23-41
indexed, SCN 23-41
fast full index scan, SCN 23-36
full table, SCN 23-34, SCN 23-48
LRU algorithm, SCN 7-4
multiblock reads, SCN 23-51
parallel query, SCN 26-5
rule-based optimizer, SCN 23-54
hash cluster, SCN 23-39, SCN 23-41
index, SCN 23-35
bitmap, SCN 23-36
bounded range, SCN 23-44
cluster key, SCN 23-41
composite, SCN 23-42
MAX or MIN, SCN 23-46
ORDER BY, SCN 23-47
restrictions, SCN 23-48
selectivity and, SCN 23-51
single-column, SCN 23-42
unbounded range, SCN 23-45
index joins, SCN 23-36, SCN 23-49
range, SCN 23-35, SCN 23-42
bounded, SCN 23-44
MAX or MIN, SCN 23-46
ORDER BY, SCN 23-47
unbounded, SCN 23-45
sample table, SCN 23-34, SCN 23-49
hints cannot override, SCN 23-50
table scan and CACHE clause, SCN 7-4
unique, SCN 23-35, SCN 23-40, SCN 23-41
SCC date format element, SQL 2-41
scenarios, Recovery Manager
backing up archived redo logs, SBR 8-19
cataloging O/S copies, SBR 8-25
deleting obsolete backups and copies, SBR 7-11
duplexing backup sets, SBR 8-22
handling backup errors, SBR 8-26
incremental backups, SBR 8-21
incremental cumulative backups, SBR 8-22
listing backups and copies, SBR 7-10
listing obsolete backups and copies, SBR 7-10
maintaining backups and copies, SBR 8-26
NOARCHIVELOG backups, SBR 8-23
OPS backups, SBR 8-25
parallelization of backups, SBR 8-23
recovering pre-resetlogs backup, SBR 9-37, SBR 9-38
recovery after total media failure, SBR 9-35
reporting database schema, SBR 7-12
reporting datafiles needing backups, SBR 7-10, SBR 8-15
reporting obsolete backups, SBR 7-11
reporting unrecoverable datafiles, SBR 7-11
restoring when databases share name, SBR 9-31
setting size of backup sets, SBR 8-16
scginq AST call wait event, SRF A-47
SCHEDULE_EXECUTION procedure
DBMS_DEFER_SYS package, REP 2-13, REP 2-15, REP 2-17, REP 2-18
SCHEDULE_PUSH procedure
DBMS_DEFER_SYS package, REP 2-13, REP 2-15, REP 2-17, REP 2-18
scheduled link, RAR 2-13
scheduled links
continuous pushes, REP 2-14, REP 2-17
creating, REP 2-12
database link to use, REP 2-12
deleting, REP 2-16
editing, REP 2-15
guidelines, REP 2-14
managing, REP 2-12
number of background processes used, REP 2-13
parallel propagation, REP 2-13, REP 2-40 to REP 2-42
periodic pushes, REP 2-14
serial propagation, REP 2-13, REP 2-40
viewing status, REP 2-15
Scheduled Links folder
Replication Manager, REP 2-15
scheduled purges
editing, REP 2-18
guidelines, REP 2-17
periodic purges, REP 2-18
Scheduling folder
Replication Manager, REP 2-15
Scheduling page
Create Refresh Group property sheet, REP 5-29
schema
creating for snapshots, REP 3-25
definition of, SQL 2-63
naming conventions, DCI 2-5
schema changes
updating recovery catalog, SBR 6-25
SCHEMA clause
of CREATE JAVA, SQL 7-294
schema design guidelines
materialized views, STU 28-7
schema extension, in NDS, NET 6-55
Schema Manager
Snapshot Log property sheet, REP 7-37
schema names
in distributed databases, SCN 33-6
qualifying column names, SCN 14-9
unique within a database, SCN 33-6
schema object privileges, SCN 30-3
DML and DDL operations, SCN 30-5
granting and revoking, SCN 30-4
overview of, SCN 1-41
views, SCN 30-6
schema objects, SCN 10-1, SQL 2-63
auditing, SCN 1-44, SCN 31-8
by access, SQL 7-206
by session, SQL 7-206
options, SQL 7-207
successful
SQL statements on, SQL 7-206
compatibility, MIG 8-10
creating
tablespace quota required, SCN 29-14
creating multiple objects, SAD 20-2
default audit options, SAD 25-11
default tablespace for, SCN 29-13
defined, SCN 1-5
defining default buffer pool for, SQL 7-579
dependencies between, SAD 20-23
dependencies of, SCN 21-2
and distributed databases, SCN 21-12
and views, SCN 10-15
on non-existence of other objects, SCN 21-8
triggers manage, SCN 20-21
dependent on lost privileges, SCN 21-6
dimensions, SCN 10-18
disabling audit options, SAD 25-12
distributed database naming conventions for, DDS 1-6, SCN 33-6
domain index, SCN 10-43
dropping, SQL 7-483
enabling audit options on, SAD 25-11
global names, DDS 1-6, SCN 33-6
in a revoked tablespace, SCN 29-14
in other schemas, SQL 2-74
indextype, SCN 10-43
information in data dictionary, SCN 2-2
INVALID status, SCN 21-2
list of, SQL 2-63
listing by type, SAD 20-31
listing information, SAD 20-29
materialized view logs, SCN 10-18
materialized views, SCN 10-17
name resolution, SQL 2-73
names in distributed databases, SCN 33-6
namespaces, SQL 2-68
naming examples, SQL 2-70
naming guidelines, SQL 2-71
naming rules, SQL 2-67
object types, SQL 2-26
on remote databases, SQL 2-74
overview of, SCN 1-10, SCN 1-23, SCN 10-2
partitioned indexes, SQL 2-64
partitioned tables, SQL 2-64
parts of, SQL 2-64
privileges on, SCN 30-3
privileges to access, SAD 24-3
privileges to rename, SAD 20-2
reauthorizing, SQL 6-2
recompiling, SQL 6-2
referring to, SQL 2-71, SQL 7-81
relationship to datafiles, SCN 3-16, SCN 10-2
remote, accessing, SQL 7-255
renaming, SAD 20-2, SAD 20-3
stopping auditing of, SQL 7-525
trigger dependencies on, SCN 20-25
user-defined operator, SCN 10-44
user-defined types, SCN 13-3
schema statistics
gathering, STU 7-14
SCHEMA_NAMES OTT parameter, OCI 14-28, PC_ 19-31
usage, OCI 14-33, PC_ 19-36
schemas, ADG 12 - 9, SCN 29-2
associated with users, SCN 1-38, SCN 10-2
attributes, OCI 6-19
changing for a session, SQL 7-81
contents of, SCN 10-2
contrasted with tablespaces, SCN 10-2
creating, SQL 7-347
creating for multimaster replication, REP 2-9
defined, SCN 29-2
describing, OCI 6-2
export privileges, SUT 1-4
objects in, SCN 10-2
OUTLN, SCN 22-6
specifying for Export, SUT 1-24
star schemas, SCN 24-14, SCN 24-15
normalized tables, SCN 24-15
user-defined datatypes, SCN 13-14
scheme, iteration, PLS 3-10
scientific notation, PLS 2-7, SQL 2-37
scientific notation for FLOAT EXTERNAL, SUT 5-67
SCN, SAD 10-14, SCN 17-5, SPS 4-4
See system change number
System Change Number, SPS 10-4
See also system change numbers
SCN (system change number)
definition, SBR 1-9
scope, PLS 2-37
collection, PLS 4-8
cursor, PLS 5-7
cursor parameter, PLS 5-7
cursor variables, PCO 6-33
definition, PLS 2-37
exception, PLS 6-7
identifier, PLS 2-37
loop counter, PLS 3-13
of a cursor variable, PC_ 4-26
of DECLARE STATEMENT directive, PC_ F-40, PCO F-28
of precompiler options, PC_ 10-7, PCO 14-9
of the EXEC ORACLE statement, PC_ 10-10, PCO 14-8
of WHENEVER statement, PC_ 9-28
package, PLS 8-5
WHENEVER directive, PCO 8-33
SCOPE clause
of column ref constraints, SQL 7-225
scope constraints, SQL 7-225
SCOPE FOR constraint, ADG 16 - 30, ADG 16 - 34
scope, autonomous, ADG 8 - 33
scoped REFs, SCN 13-9, SCN 14-19
script files
running before Export, SUT 1-9, SUT 1-60
scripts
CATRMAN.SQL, SBR 6-5
data dictionary, SRF 5-3
downgrading, MIG 12-45
errors while running, MIG 1-3
migrating from Server Manager to SQL*Plus, MIG 10-1
migration, SRF 5-6, SRF 5-7
rerunning, MIG 3-27, MIG 4-17, MIG 7-19, MIG 12-46
SQL scripts, SRF 5-2
upgrading, MIG 7-18
SCSI, SPS 3-3
SDFs, SUT 3-22
.SDNS.ORA file, NET 2-45
SDNS.ORA file, NET 2-45
SDO, SMS 52-1
SDO_ADMIN package, SPR 1 - 14
SDO_GEOM package, SPR 1 - 14
SDO_MIGRATE package, SPR 1 - 14
SDO_TUNE package, SPR 1 - 14
SDU
configuring, NET 7-7
see session data unit
SDU parameter, NET 7-7, NET C-48
search condition, PCO 5-11
definition of, PC_ 6-10
in the WHERE clause, PC_ 6-10
using in the WHERE clause, PCO 5-11
SEARCH_COLUMN column
PLAN_TABLE table, STU 13-4
secondary indexes
dropping from index-organized tables, MIG 12-8
secondary memory
of object, OCI 13-16
secret key, OAS 7-5
location in RADIUS, OAS 3-20
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) authentication method
see Oracle Advanced Security
Secure Sockets Layer. See SSL
SecurID, OAS 3-4, OAS 3-5
system requirements, OAS 1-12
SecurID authentication method
see Oracle Advanced Security
SecurID authentication, parameters, OAS B-3
SecurID cards, types of, OAS 6-13
security, REP A-4, SCN 1-41, SCN 29-2
accessing a database, SAD 22-2
administrator of, SAD 22-2
administrator privileges, SCN 5-3
application context, ADG 12 - 22
application developers and, SAD 22-9
application enforcement of, SCN 1-42
auditing, SCN 31-2, SCN 31-6
auditing policies, SAD 22-18
auditing user actions, SCN 1-44
authentication of users, SAD 22-2
data, SAD 22-3, SCN 1-38
database security, SAD 22-2
database users and, SAD 22-2
definer rights, SCN 18-9, SCN 18-19
deleting audit data, SCN 2-5
described, SCN 1-38
discretionary access control, SCN 1-39, SCN 29-2
distributed databases, SCN 33-17
domains, SCN 1-40, SCN 29-2
dynamic predicates, SCN 30-23
enforcement mechanisms, SCN 1-39
establishing policies, SAD 22-1
fine-grained access control, ADG 12 - 26, SCN 30-22
for multimaster replication, REP 8-18
for remote objects, DDS 2-22
for snapshot replication, REP 8-24
general users, SAD 22-4
invoker rights, SCN 18-9, SCN 18-19
message queues, SCN 19-7
multi-byte characters
in role names, SAD 24-5
in role passwords, SAD 24-7
in user passwords, SAD 23-12
operating-system security and the database, SAD 22-3
passwords, SCN 29-7
policies
implementing, SCN 30-24
policies for database administrators, SAD 22-7
policy for applications, ADG 12 - 3, ADG 12 - 7
privilege management policies, SAD 22-5
privileges, SAD 22-2
procedures enhance, SCN 30-8
program interface enforcement of, SCN 8-25
protecting the audit trail, SAD 25-16
REMOTE_OS_ROLES parameter, SAD 24-19
roles to force security, SAD 22-6
roles, advantages, ADG 12 - 4
security officer, SAD 1-3
security policies, SCN 30-22
sensitivity, SAD 22-3
system, SCN 1-38, SCN 2-3
table- or view-based, ADG 12 - 26
using synonyms, DDS 2-23
views and, SCN 10-13
views enhance, SCN 30-6
security between Oracle and non-Oracle clients and servers, OAS 9-7
security domains, SCN 1-40, SCN 29-2
enabled roles and, SCN 30-18
tablespace quotas, SCN 29-13
security enhancements, GTK 2-68 to GTK 2-77
application context, GTK 2-69
fine-grained access control, GTK 2-69
integrated security and directory services, GTK 2-72
multi-tier authentication and authorization, GTK 2-77
native authentication on Windows NT, GTK 2-77
security login, PSC 5-16
security policies
downgrading, MIG 12-37
fine-grained access control, MIG 12-37
security policy, ADG 12 - 1, OAS 7-3
security, NAMESCTL utility, NET A-3, NET A-32
security, protocol adapter includes, OAS 11-3
segment
definition, SPS 11-3
header, SPS 7-9
header block, SPS 11-14, SPS 14-7
header contention, SPS 11-6, SPS 19-6
header, contention, SPS 11-6
ID number, SPS 14-5, SPS 14-7
name, SPS 14-7
rollback segment, SPS 6-8
size, SPS 14-7
segment attributes clause
of CREATE TABLE, SQL 7-360, SQL 7-369
segments, SCN 1-11, SCN 4-16, STU 20-26
data, SCN 4-16
data and index
default storage parameters, SAD 12-10
data dictionary, SAD 20-27
deallocating extents from, SCN 4-14
defined, SCN 4-3
displaying information on, SAD 20-32
header block, SCN 4-11
index, SCN 4-17
monitoring, SAD 21-15
overview of, SCN 1-11, SCN 4-16
rollback, SAD 21-1, SCN 4-19
table
high water mark, SCN 25-3
temporary, SCN 1-11, SCN 4-17, SCN 10-10
allocating, SCN 4-17
cleaned up by SMON, SCN 8-11
dropping, SCN 4-16
FILE keyword
SQL*Loader, SUT 8-29
ignore quotas, SCN 29-14
operations that require, SCN 4-18
parallel INSERT, SCN 25-8
tablespace containing, SCN 4-16, SCN 4-18
temporary storage parameters, SAD 12-12
SELDFCLP variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-14
SELDFCRCP variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-14
SELDFMT variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-9
SELDH-CUR-VNAMEL variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-13
SELDH-MAX-VNAMEL variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-12
SELDH-VNAME variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-12
SELDI variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-11
SELDI-CUR-VNAMEL variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-13
SELDI-MAX-VNAMEL variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-13
SELDI-VNAME variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-13
SELDV variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-8
SELDVLN variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-9
SELDVTYP variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-11
SELECT
object privilege, SQL 7-508
statement, SQL 7-541
SELECT ... FOR UPDATE, DDS 2-25
SELECT ANY SEQUENCE system privilege, SQL 7-499
SELECT ANY TABLE system privilege, SQL 7-500
SELECT command, SCN 16-3
composite indexes, SCN 10-22
FOR UPDATE, ADL 1-49
read consistency, ADG 8 - 11, ADL 2-2
SAMPLE clause
cost-based optimization, SCN 22-16
SAMPLE option, SCN 23-34
access path, SCN 23-49, SCN 23-50
SELECT ... FOR UPDATE, ADG 8 - 17
subqueries, SCN 16-12
See also queries
select descriptor, PC_ 13-26, PC_ 15-4, PCO 11-4
definition of, PC_ 13-26
information in, PC_ 13-26
select descriptors
information in, PCO 9-26
SELECT INTO statement
syntax, PLS 11-145
select list, PCO 5-8
definition of, PC_ 6-8
number of items in, PC_ 6-8
using the free() function for, PC_ 15-37
using the malloc() function for, PC_ 15-32
select lists, SQL 5-18
ordering, SQL 5-20
SELECT privilege for object tables, SCN 14-15, SCN 14-16
SELECT SQL statement, PC_ F-104
select SQLDA
purpose of, PC_ 15-3, PCO 11-3
SELECT statement, PC_ 6-7, PCO F-79, SQL 5-18
available clauses, PCO 5-9
clauses available for, PC_ 6-8
embedded SQL examples, PC_ F-107, PCO F-82
example, PCO 5-8
example of, PC_ 6-7
INTO clause, PCO 5-8
INTO clause in, PC_ 6-8
purpose of, PC_ 6-7
testing, PC_ 6-8
using host arrays in, PC_ 8-5
using host tables, PCO 7-6
WHERE clause in, PC_ 6-8
SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE role, SQL 7-503
SELECT_ERROR
precompiler option, PC_ 6-8, PC_ 10-38
SELECT_ERROR option, PCO 5-8
SELECT_ERROR precompiler option, PCO 14-37
selectivity of predicates, SCN 22-8
histograms, SCN 22-8, SCN 22-10
user-defined selectivity, SCN 22-17
selectivity of queries, SCN 23-51
selectivity, index, STU 6-4
select-list
describing, OCI 4-10
select-list items
naming, PCO 11-4
selector, PLS 5-21
select-project-join views, SCN 23-15
self joins, SQL 5-22
SELF parameter, DCI 5-4, DCI 5-5, PLS 9-9
selfish style of method invocation, SCN 13-6
self-referential constraints in tables
adding sites with to master groups, REP 2-33
semantic checking, PCO E-2
controlling with the SQLCHECK option, PC_ D-2
definition of, PC_ D-2
enabling, PC_ D-4, PCO E-3
using the SQLCHECK option, PCO E-2
with the SQLCHECK option, PC_ D-2
semantics
assignment, PLS B-2
blank-padding, PLS B-3
CHAR versus VARCHAR2, PLS B-1
copy-based for internal LOBs, ADL 3-28
non-blank-padding, PLS B-3
reference based for BFILEs, ADL 5-6
string comparison, PLS B-2
semi-joins, SCN 24-13
send command (RMAN), SBR 5-20, SBR 11-127
sending data
asynchronously, NET 2-4
synchronously, NET 2-4
sensitivity
security, SAD 22-3
separate precompilation
guidelines, PCO 2-27
guidelines for, PC_ 2-17
referencing cursors for, PC_ 2-17
restrictions, PCO 2-28
restrictions on, PC_ 2-17
specifying MAXOPENCURSORS for, PC_ 2-17
using a single SQLCA with, PC_ 2-18
separator, PLS 2-3
SEQ synonym for USER_SEQUENCES, SRF 2-182
sequence, PLS 5-3
data dictionary cache, SPS 4-7, SPS 6-7
log sequence number, SPS 21-5, SPS 21-6
not cached, SPS 6-7, SPS B-3
timestamp, SPS 6-7
sequence cache, STU 2-10
SEQUENCE keyword
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-56
sequence number enqueue, SRF B-2
sequence number generator
application scalability, SPS 2-6
contention, SPS 2-9
distributed locks, SPS 6-6
LM locks, SPS 4-7
on parallel server, SPS 6-6
restriction, SPS 6-7, SPS B-3
skipping sequence numbers, SPS 6-7
sequence number value enqueue, SRF B-2
sequence numbers
cached, SUT 1-55
exporting, SUT 1-55
for multiple tables and SQL*Loader, SUT 5-57
generated by SEQUENCE clause, SUT 4-11
generated by SQL*Loader SEQUENCE clause, SUT 5-56
generated, not read and SQL*Loader, SUT 5-46
setting column to a unique number with SQL*Loader, SUT 5-56
SEQUENCE_CACHE_ENTRIES parameter, ADG 3 - 40, SAD 15-11, SRF 1-111
obsolete for 8.1, SPS A-5
SEQUENCE_CACHE_HASH_BUCKET parameter, SRF 1-111
sequences, SCN 1-25, SCN 10-19, SQL 2-51, SQL 7-350, SUT 2-49
accessing, ADG 3 - 37
accessing values of, SQL 7-350
altering, ADG 3 - 37, SAD 15-10
attributes, OCI 6-14
auditing, SCN 31-8
caching numbers, ADG 3 - 36
caching sequence numbers, ADG 3 - 40
changing the increment value, SQL 7-76
changing the number of cached values, SQL 7-76
CHECK constraints prohibit, SCN 28-18
creating, ADG 3 - 36, ADG 3 - 41, SAD 15-10, SQL 7-349
creating without limit, SQL 7-350
CURRVAL, ADG 3 - 37, ADG 3 - 39
describing, OCI 6-2
dropping, ADG 3 - 41, SAD 15-11
exporting, SUT 1-55
granting
system privileges on, SQL 7-499
how to use, SQL 2-52
incrementing, SQL 7-349, SQL 7-351
independence from tables, SCN 10-20
initialization parameters, ADG 3 - 36, SAD 15-11
length of numbers, SCN 10-19
managing, SAD 15-9
maximum value
setting or changing, SQL 7-76
minimum value
setting or changing, SQL 7-76
NEXTVAL, ADG 3 - 38
number generation, SCN 10-19
ordering values, SQL 7-76
parallel server, ADG 3 - 37
Parallel Server and, SAD 15-10
privileges for altering, SAD 15-10
privileges for creating, ADG 3 - 37, SAD 15-10
privileges for dropping, SAD 15-11
privileges to alter, ADG 3 - 37
privileges to drop, ADG 3 - 42
privileges to use, ADG 3 - 41
recycling values, SQL 7-76
reducing serialization, ADG 3 - 38
removing from the database, SQL 7-471
renaming, SQL 7-527
restarting, SQL 7-471
at a different number, SQL 7-77
restarting at a predefined limit, SQL 7-350
reusing, SQL 7-350
stopping at a predefined limit, SQL 7-350
synonyms for, SQL 7-355
where to use, SQL 2-52
sequential control, PLS 3-15
sequential processing, SPS 1-2, SPS 1-4
sequential reads, STU 20-5
sequential writes, STU 20-5
serial propagation, REP 2-4
scheduled links, REP 2-13
SERIAL_REUSE parameter, SRF 1-111
serializable aborts statistic, SRF C-17
SERIALIZABLE option, ADG 8 - 19
for ISOLATION LEVEL, ADG 8 - 26
SERIALIZABLE parameter, ADG 8 - 11, SPS 18-11
serializable transactions, ADG 8 - 23, STU 9-5
SERIALIZABLE=TRUE, GTK 6-2
serialization
of transactions, REP 8-3
serially reusable package, PLS 5-64
serially reusable PL/SQL packages, ADG 10 - 70
SERIALLY_REUSABLE pragma, ADG 10 - 71, PLS 5-64
server
configure for external procedures, NET 7-66
configuring a profile, NET 7-15
configuring a region database for Oracle Names, NET 6-26
configuring both multi-threaded servers and dedicated servers, NET 9-10
configuring for connection concentration, NET 7-32
configuring for IIOP connections, NET 7-51
configuring for Java option, NET 7-51
configuring listeners to prespawn dedicated servers, NET 6-73
configuring with local naming, NET 6-14
configuring with the Net8 Configuration Assistant after install, NET 4-22
disconnections, NET 2-3
discovering Oracle Names servers, NET 6-37
in stack communications, NET 2-13
integration with PL/SQL, PC_ 7-2, PLS 1-23
log files, NET 11-20
loopback test, NET 11-4
methods of connecting, NET 8-8
migrating, NET 5-18
starting the database, NET 8-6
testing, NET 8-18
to server interaction, described, NET 2-13
trace files, NET 11-33
troubleshooting, NET 11-3
upgrading, NET 5-18
server backup
automatic bootstrap backup, LEG 4-5
bootstrap backup, LEG 4-4, LEG 4-5
maintaining bootstrap information, LEG 4-9
manual bootstrap backup, LEG 4-9
SERVER clause, DDS 2-9
server destroyed, LEG 5-3
server handle
attributes, OCI A-9
description, OCI 2-9
setting in service context, OCI 2-10
server index directory
contents, UNIX, LEG 5-12
contents, Windows NT, LEG 5-20
server indexes and configuration files
damaged, LEG 5-3
recovering for UNIX, LEG 5-11
Server Manager, DDS 1-19, GTK 6-7
differences with SQL*Plus
ampersands, MIG 10-12
blank lines, MIG 10-10
commands, MIG 10-3
comments, MIG 10-7
COMMIT command, MIG 10-14
CREATE LIBRARY command, MIG 10-13
CREATE TYPE command, MIG 10-13
hyphen continuation character, MIG 10-10
startup, MIG 10-2
syntax, MIG 10-7
migrating to SQL*Plus, MIG 10-1
PL/SQL, SCN 16-17, SCN 16-19
privileged commands, SPS 18-19
SQL statements, SCN 16-2
SERVER parameter, NET 6-78, NET 7-7, NET C-48
server processes, SCN 1-18, SCN 8-5
listener process and, SCN 6-6
number, SRF 1-76, SRF 1-103
server resource
administrator, LEG 2-26
name, LEG 2-25
parallelism, LEG 2-25
server resource type, LEG 2-5
server roundtrips
cache functions, OCI C-4
datatype mapping and manipulation functions, OCI C-6
describe operation, OCI C-5
LOB functions, OCI C-2
object functions, OCI C-4
relational functions, OCI C-2, OCI C-6
server units
composite limits and, SAD 23-19
SERVER_PRINCIPAL
DCE address parameter, OAS 13-2
DCE parameter, OAS 13-15
SERVERERROR
triggers on, SQL 7-405
SERVERERROR event
triggers on, SQL 7-405
server/memory/user relationship, STU 27-2
servers, SCN 1-33
client/server architecture, SCN 6-2
communicating with clients on Windows NT, LEG B-7
dedicated, SCN 1-18, SCN 8-22
multi-threaded contrasted with, NET 9-2, SAD 4-3, SCN 8-16
dedicated server architecture, SCN 8-3
defined, SCN 1-34
multi-threaded, SCN 1-18
architecture, SCN 8-3, SCN 8-16
dedicated contrasted with, NET 9-2, SAD 4-3, SCN 8-16
processes of, SCN 8-14, SCN 8-16, SCN 8-19
processes of, SCN 1-18
role in two-phase commit, DDS 3-6
shared, SCN 1-18
SERVICE, PSC 4-29
service, NET 6-2, NET C-5
described, NET 6-3
OracleHOME_NAMEAgent, PSC 5-13
OracleHOME_NAMEDataGatherer, PSC 5-30
OracleHOME_NAMEManagementServer, PSC 5-14
OracleServiceSID, PSC 4-9
SERVICE (SER or SERV) attribute, NET 9-7
service connections
to clients, SPS 18-28
service context handle
attributes, OCI A-7
description, OCI 2-9
elements of, OCI 2-9
service discovery
See auto-discovery
service interfaces, DCI 1-14
service name
and address storage, in NDS, NET 6-56
character set keyword values, NET C-5
described, NET 2-2, NET 6-3
of remote database, SQL 7-257
verifying, NET 5-17
service name, in Kerberos, OAS Glossary-6
Service names, DDS 6-4
service names, SCN 6-6
service naming
Net8, MIG 8-47
service naming, described, NET 4-3
service naming, Net8, GTK 2-75
SERVICE parameter, NET 6-79
service routine, ADG 11 - 35, DCI 4-12
examples, ADG 11 - 35, DCI 4-12
service table, in Kerberos, OAS Glossary-6
service ticket, OAS Glossary-6
service time, STU 1-2, STU 1-3
SERVICE, DCE address parameter, OAS 13-2
SERVICE_NAME parameter, NET 4-3, NET 4-9, NET 4-17, NET 5-7, NET 5-19, NET 6-3, NET C-49
SERVICE_NAME parameter in TNSNAMES.ORA file, PSC 4-29
SERVICE_NAMES parameter, NET 5-17, NET 6-4, NET 9-7, SCN 6-6, SRF 1-112
in instance registration, SPS 18-31
SERVICE_NAMES parameter in INITDB_NAME.ORA file, PSC 6-7
Services
Heterogeneous, SCN 33-8
services, LEG B-10, NET 1-3
connecting, NET 1-3
described, NET 1-3
extensibility, DCI 1-6
global database name, NET 1-3
service names, NET 2-2
SERVICES command, NET 2-21, NET A-10
SERVICES.ORA, PSC C-9
SERVICES.ORA file, PSC C-9
session, PCO 3-18, PLS 5-40
definition of, PC_ 3-15
global name resolution for, SQL 7-82
migration, OCI 8-11, OCI 15-103
multiple, SPS 18-7, SPS 18-21, SPS 18-27
waiting for PCM lock conversion, SPS 15-17
session connect time statistic, SRF C-17
session control statements, SCN 1-53, SCN 16-5, SQL 6-5
PL/SQL support of, SQL 6-5
session cursor cache count statistic, SRF C-17
session cursor cache hits statistic, SRF C-17
session data unit
adjusting to improve network performance, NET 3-13
configuring, NET 7-7
Session Data Unit (SDU), STU 22-3, STU 23-5
Session Data Unit (SDU) Size option, NET 7-7
session key, OAS Glossary-6
session layer
described, NET 2-8, NET 2-12
Network Naming (NN), NET 2-12
Network Routing (NR), NET 2-12
Network Session (NS), NET 4-13, NET C-51
NS, NET 2-12, NET 4-13, NET C-51
RAW, NET 4-13, NET 7-55
Transparent Network Substrate (TNS), NET 2-12
Two-Task Common (TTC), NET 2-12
session limits, license
setting initially, SAD 2-13
session locks
releasing, SQL 7-100
session logical reads statistic, SRF C-17
session management, OCI 8-10, OCI 8-13
session memory statistic, STU 19-22
session monitor, SAD 4-8
SESSION parameter, NET 4-18, NET 7-55, NET C-56
session pga memory max statistic, SRF C-17
session pga memory statistic, SRF C-17
session stored procedure space statistic, SRF C-17
session uga memory max statistic, SRF C-18
session uga memory statistic, SRF C-18
session, user
active, SAD 4-16
inactive, SAD 4-17
marked to be terminated, SAD 4-17
terminating, SAD 4-15
viewing terminated sessions, SAD 4-17
SESSION_CACHED_CURSORS parameter, SRF 1-113, STU 18-7, STU 19-18
of ALTER SESSION, SQL 7-88
SESSION_CONTEXT view, SRF 2-182
SESSION_MAX_OPEN_FILES parameter, ADL 1-8, ADL 5-52, ADL 5-67, SRF 1-113
SESSION_PRIVS view, SRF 2-182
SESSION_ROLES view, SQL 7-570, SRF 2-182
queried from PL/SQL block, SCN 30-20
session-based IIOP, NET 7-52
sessions
auditing by, SCN 31-10
auditing connections and disconnections, SAD 25-8
beginning, PC_ F-26, PCO F-17
calculating resource cost limits, SQL 7-68
changing resource cost limits, SQL 7-68
connections contrasted with, SCN 8-4
current user, SCN 18-10
defined, SCN 8-4, SCN 31-10
disconnecting, SQL 7-99
enabling PARALLEL DML, SCN 26-38
granting
system privileges on, SQL 7-499
limit on concurrent, SCN 1-43
by license, SCN 29-20
limiting resource costs, SQL 7-68
limits per instance, SAD 23-2
limits per user, SCN 29-17
listing privilege domain of, SAD 24-23
memory allocation in the large pool, SCN 7-12
modifying characteristics of, SQL 7-81
number of concurrent, SQL 7-103
number of concurrent sessions, SAD 2-13
object cache, SQL 7-86
package state and, ADG 10 - 15, SCN 21-6
Parallel Server session limits, SAD 2-13
resource limits and, SCN 29-16
restricted, SQL 7-99
setting advice for transactions, DDS 3-22
setting maximum for instance, SAD 23-4
setting warning limit for instance, SAD 23-4
stack space in PGA, SCN 7-14
terminating, SQL 7-100
time limits on, SCN 29-17
transaction isolation level, SCN 27-31
viewing current number and high water mark, SAD 23-6
viewing memory use, SAD 23-25
when auditing options take effect, SCN 31-6
where information is stored, SCN 7-14
SESSIONS (SES or SESS) attribute, NET 9-7
SESSIONS parameter, SRF 1-114
ensuring LM lock capacity, SPS 16-6
SESSIONS_PER_USER parameter
of ALTER PROFILE, SQL 7-64
of CREATE PROFILE, SQL 7-339
session-specific variables, PLS 8-11
Set Alternate Key Columns dialog
Replication Manager, REP 2-20, REP 2-25
SET CACHE_CHECKPOINT_INTERVAL command, NET A-54
SET clause, PCO 5-10
in UPDATE statements, PC_ 6-10
of ALTER SESSION, SQL 7-81
of ALTER SYSTEM, SQL 7-100
of UPDATE, SQL 7-588
purpose of, PC_ 6-10
use of subqueries in, PC_ 6-10
using a subquery, PCO 5-10
SET command, NET A-12, NET A-53
AUTORECOVERY option, SBR 14-12
LOGSOURCE variable, SBR 14-8, SBR 14-12
set command (RMAN), SBR 11-129
duplex parameter, SBR 8-22
executed within run, SBR 11-133
maxcorrupt for datafile option, SBR 8-26
newname parameter, SBR 4-53, SBR 9-9
SET COMPATIBILITY command
SQL*Plus scripts, MIG 9-6
SET CONNECT_TIMEOUT command, NET A-14
SET CONSTRAINT(S) statement, SQL 7-568
SET CONSTRAINTS command
DEFERRABLE or IMMEDIATE, SCN 28-21
SET CURRENT_LISTENER command, NET A-14
SET DATABASE clause
of CREATE CONTROLFILE, SQL 7-246
Set Date dialog
Replication Manager, REP 2-12, REP 2-16
SET DEFAULT_DOMAIN command, NET A-55
SET DESCRIPTOR SQL statement, PC_ F-107
SET DESCRIPTOR statement, PC_ 14-18, PCO F-82
SET DISPLAYMODE command
of LSNRCTL, reference, NET A-16
SET FORWARDING_AVAILABLE command, NET A-56
SET INSTANCE command, SPS 18-6, SPS 18-18, SPS 18-20
instance startup, SPS 18-6, SPS 18-20
requires Net8, SPS 18-17
Set Interval dialog
Replication Manager, REP 2-13, REP 2-16
SET LOG_DIRECTORY command, NET A-17
SET LOG_FILE command, NET A-17
SET LOG_FILE_NAME command, NET A-57
SET LOG_STATS_INTERVAL command, NET A-58
SET LOG_STATUS command, NET A-18
SET NAMESCTL_TRACE_LEVEL command, NET A-59
set operator, PLS 5-6
set operators, SQL 3-12, SQL 7-550
SET PASSWORD command
of LSNRCTL, NET 8-5
of LSNRCTL, reference, NET A-18
of NAMESCTL, reference, NET A-60
SET RAWMODE command
of LSNRCTL, reference, NET A-19
SET REQUESTS_ENABLED command, NET A-61
SET RESET_STATS_INTERVAL command, NET A-62
SET ROLE command, ADG 12 - 4, ADG 12 - 14, SCN 16-5
how password is set, SAD 24-7
when using operating system roles, ADG 12 - 15
when using operating-system roles, SAD 24-19
SET ROLE statement, SQL 7-570
SET SAVE_CONFIG_INTERVAL command, NET A-63
SET SAVE_CONFIG_ON_STOP command, NET A-20
of NAMESCTL, reference, NET A-63
Set Scheduled Link dialog
Replication Manager, REP 2-12
SET SERVER command, NET A-64
SET STARTUP_WAITTIME command, NET A-20
SET STATEMENT_ID clause
of EXPLAIN PLAN, SQL 7-487
SET TRACE_FILE_NAME command, NET A-65
SET TRACE_LEVEL command, NET A-66
SET TRANSACTION command, ADG 8 - 8, SCN 16-5
ISOLATION LEVEL, SCN 27-7, SCN 27-31
ISOLATION LEVEL clause, ADG 8 - 26
READ ONLY, SCN 4-21
SERIALIZABLE, ADG 8 - 19, ADG 8 - 26
USE ROLLBACK SEGMENT option, SAD 21-13
SET TRANSACTION statement, PLS 5-46, SQL 7-572, STU 20-29
example, PCO 3-26
example of, PC_ 3-23
purpose of, PC_ 3-23
READ ONLY parameter, PCO 3-27
READ ONLY parameter in, PC_ 3-23
requirements for, PC_ 3-23
restrictions, PCO 3-27
restrictions on, PC_ 3-23
syntax, PLS 11-149
SET TRC_DIRECTORY command, NET A-21
SET TRC_FILE command, NET A-21
SET TRC_LEVEL command, NET A-22
SET UNTIL command, SPS 22-11
SET UNUSED clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-137
SET UNUSED option for columns, SCN 10-6
Set Up Server dialog box, LEG B-8
SET_ACTION
procedure in DBMS_APPLICATION_INFO, STU 5-2
SET_CLIENT_INFO
procedure in DBMS_APPLICATION_INFO, STU 5-2
SET_COLUMNS procedure
DBMS_REPCAT package, REP 2-25
set_disabled, RAR 8-39
SET_DISABLED procedure
DBMS_DEFER_SYS package, REP 2-15, REP 2-17, REP 2-18
SET_MODULE
procedure in DBMS_APPLICATION_INFO, STU 5-2
SET_SESSION_LONGOPS procedure
syntax change, MIG 8-33
SETLINKS, PSC 2-9
SETLINKS utility, PSC 2-9
DB_NAME.TBL file, PSC 2-9
OP.TBL, PSC 4-3
TEMPLATE.TBL, PSC 2-13, PSC 4-3
setting archive buffer parameters, SAD 7-22
setting internal LOBs to empty, ADL 3-8
setting LOBs to NULL, ADL 3-7
setting NLS parameters, NLS 2-1
Setting up access to Foreign Systems, DDS 6-7
setup master site, RAR 2-4
setup wizard
Create Master Sites page, REP 2-32
Create Scheduled Link property sheet, REP 2-14, REP 2-17
Create Schema dialog, REP 2-9
creating
administrator accounts, REP 2-8
propagator accounts, REP 2-8
receiver accounts, REP 2-8
Customize Master Site property sheet, REP 2-10
Edit DB Connection property sheet, REP 2-17, REP 2-18
Edit Scheduled Link property sheet, REP 2-14
Finish page, REP 2-10
New Master Site dialog, REP 2-8
Replication Manager, REP 2-7
SGA, SRF 1-11
determining buffers in cache, SAD 2-11
flushing, SQL 7-99
See Also system global area
updating, SQL 7-98
See system global area
SGA size, STU 19-7, STU 26-20
SGA statistics, STU 16-2
SGA, defined, PSC 1-9
SGADEF file, GTK 6-7
shadow column groups, REP 6-8
shadow processes, SCN 8-22
open cursors and, MIG 2-17
SHADOW_CORE_DUMP parameter, SRF 1-114
share locks
share table locks (S), SCN 27-24
share locks (S)
LOCK TABLE command, ADG 8 - 13
SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE lock mode, SQL 7-521
share row exclusive locks (SRX)
LOCK TABLE command, ADG 8 - 15
SHARE UPDATE lock mode, SQL 7-521
SHARED clause
of CREATE DATABASE LINK, SQL 7-256
shared data structures mode, OCI 2-19
shared database links, DDS 2-6
configurations, DDS 2-8
creating, DDS 2-8
to dedicated servers, DDS 2-9
to multi-threaded (MTS) servers, DDS 2-10
shared disk storage subsystem, PSC 2-5
shared disk system
advantages, SPS 3-6
implementations, SPS 3-3
scalability, SPS 2-3
with shared nothing system, SPS 3-9
shared exclusive mode, SPS 8-7
shared global area (SGA), SCN 7-2
See also system global area
SHARED keyword, DDS 2-8
shared library, DCI 4-2
naming conventions, DCI 2-7
shared memory system
scalability, SPS 2-5
tightly coupled, SPS 3-3
shared mode, OCI 2-19
database access, SPS 4-2
datafiles, SPS 6-2
file operation restrictions, SPS A-18
instance number, SPS 18-16
instance recovery, SPS 22-2
OCIInitialize(), OCI 2-20
OCIStmtPrepare(), OCI 2-21
recovery restrictions, SPS 22-7
rollback segments, SCN 4-27
rollback segments and, SAD 21-3
startup, SPS 18-15
using environmental variables, OCI 2-21
shared nothing system
advantages, SPS 3-8
disadvantages, SPS 3-8
disk access, SPS 3-2
massively parallel systems, SPS 3-7
overview, SPS 3-7
scalability, SPS 2-3
with shared disk system, SPS 3-9
SHARED option, SPS 18-13
shared Oracle home, PSC B-12
shared pool, SCN 7-6, STU 2-10
allocation of, SCN 7-10
ANALYZE command and, SAD 20-8, SCN 7-11
contention, STU 2-11
dependency management and, SCN 7-11
described, SCN 7-6
flushing, SCN 7-11
keeping objects pinned in, STU 10-3
multi-threaded server and, STU 19-21
object dependencies and, SCN 21-10
overview of, SCN 1-16
procedures and packages, SCN 18-17
row cache and, SCN 7-10
size of, SCN 7-6
tuning, STU 19-10, STU 19-23
shared resource system, SPS 17-13
shared server processes
changing the minimum number of, SAD 4-6
creating additional, SQL 7-105
maximum number, SRF 1-75
privileges to change number of, SAD 4-6
terminating, SQL 7-105
trace files for, SAD 4-10
shared server processes (Snnn), SCN 8-14, SCN 8-19
described, SCN 8-19
shared servers, SCN 1-18
advantages and disadvantages, NET 3-10
cannot connect with administrator privileges, SCN 5-3
configuring, STU 23-4
described, NET 2-20
processes, STU 21-13
recommended for, NET 3-10
see also multi-threaded servers
shared SQL area, SPS 5-5, SPS 12-6
shared SQL areas, SCN 7-8, SCN 16-7
ANALYZE command and, SAD 20-8, SCN 7-11
dependency management and, SCN 7-11
described, SCN 7-8
finding large areas, STU 10-5
identical SQL statements, STU 10-2
keeping in the shared pool, STU 10-3
loading SQL into, SCN 16-11
memory allocation, STU 19-15
overview of, SCN 1-16, SCN 16-7
parse locks and, SCN 27-29
procedures, packages, triggers and, SCN 7-10
size of, SCN 7-8
statements considered, STU 10-1
shared SQL for remote and distributed statements, DDS 2-26
shared structures
interoperability, MIG 8-17
SHARED_MEMORY_ADDRESS parameter, SCN 7-13, SRF 1-115
SHARED_POOL_RESERVED_MIN_ALLOC parameter, SRF 1-115
SHARED_POOL_RESERVED_SIZE parameter, SRF 1-115, STU 19-24, STU 19-25
V$SHARED_POOL_RESERVED, SRF 3-105
SHARED_POOL_SIZE initialization parameter
changes in release 8.1, MIG 6-3, MIG 7-34
parallel execution allocation, MIG B-9
SHARED_POOL_SIZE parameter, SCN 7-6, SRF 1-116, STU 19-20, STU 19-25
allocating library cache, STU 19-15
system global area size and, SCN 7-13
tuning the shared pool, STU 19-21
short records with missing data
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-42
short waits
definition, STU 20-47
short-circuit evaluation, PLS 2-44
shortcuts
CONNECT, for auditing, SAD 25-8
object auditing, SAD 25-9
object privileges, SAD 24-3
statement level auditing options, SAD 25-8
SHORTINT
C Language datatype, SUT 5-59
SHOW
Import parameter, SUT 1-4, SUT 2-28
SHOW CACHE_CHECKPOINT INTERVAL command, NET A-67
SHOW command, NET A-24
PARAMETERS option, SRF 1-9
SHOW CONNECT_TIMEOUT command, NET A-24
SHOW CURRENT_LISTENER command, NET A-24
SHOW DEFAULT_DOMAIN command, NET A-69
SHOW DISPLAYMODE command, NET A-24
SHOW FORWARDING_AVAILABLE command, NET A-68
SHOW INSTANCE command, SPS 18-19, SPS 18-20
SHOW LOG_DIRECTORY command, NET A-24
SHOW LOG_FILE command, NET A-24
SHOW LOG_FILE_NAME command, NET A-70
SHOW LOG_STATS_INTERVAL command, NET A-71
SHOW LOG_STATUS command, NET A-24
SHOW NAMESCTL_TRACE_LEVEL command, NET A-72
SHOW PARAMETERS command, SPS 18-19, SPS 18-21
instance number, SPS 18-16
SHOW PASSWORD command, NET A-24
SHOW RAW_MODE command, NET A-24
SHOW REQUESTS_ENABLED command, NET A-73
SHOW RESETS_STATS_INTERVAL command, NET A-74
SHOW SERVER command, NET A-74
SHOW SGA command, SPS 18-19, SPS 18-21
SHOW SGA statement, STU 19-6
SHOW STARTUP_WAITTIME command, NET A-24
SHOW STATUS command, NET A-75
SHOW SYSTEM_QUERIES command, NET A-76
SHOW TRACE_FILE_NAME command, NET A-77
SHOW TRACE_LEVEL command, NET A-78
SHOW TRC_DIRECTORY command, NET A-24
SHOW TRC_FILE command, NET A-24
SHOW TRC_LEVEL command, NET A-24
SHOW USE_PLUGANDPLAY command, NET A-24
SHOW VERSION command, NET A-79
SHOW_TNS_INFO parameter, NET C-79
SHOWSAVE_CONFIG_ON_STOP command, NET A-24
SHRINK clause
of ALTER ROLLBACK SEGMENT, SQL 7-74
Shut Down menu
Abort Instance option, SAD 3-12
Immediate option, SAD 3-11
SHUTDOWN
triggers on, SQL 7-405
shutdown, SCN 5-9, SCN 5-10
abnormal, SCN 5-6, SCN 5-10
audit record, SCN 31-5
deallocation of the SGA, SCN 7-2
prohibited by dispatcher processes, SCN 8-20
steps, SCN 5-9
SHUTDOWN ABORT command, SCN 5-10
crash recovery required, SCN 32-4
SHUTDOWN command, NET A-80
ABORT option, SAD 3-12, SBR 13-7, SBR 14-17, SBR 14-18, SBR 14-26, SBR 15-12, SPS 18-27
consistent whole database backups, SBR 3-3
IMMEDIATE option, SAD 3-11, SPS 18-27
NORMAL option, SAD 3-11
specifying an instance, SPS 18-20
shutdown command (RMAN), SBR 11-137
SHUTDOWN event
triggers on, SQL 7-405
shutdown of the Oracle Parallel Server database, PSC 6-24
setting Oracle Parallel Server parameters, PSC 6-39
with SYSDBA privilege, PSC 5-28
with SYSOPER privilege, PSC 5-28
shutdown results, PSC 6-24
shutdown types, PSC 6-22
abort, PSC 6-22
immediate, PSC 6-22
normal, PSC 6-22
shutdown database and other services, PSC 6-22
shutdown database only, PSC 6-22
shutting down a database, SAD 3-1
shutting down an instance, SPS 18-26
abnormal shutdown, SPS 18-27
aborting the instance, SAD 3-12
archiving redo log files, SPS 21-10
changing startup order, SPS 18-16
connecting and, SAD 3-9
connecting as INTERNAL, SAD 3-10
example of, SAD 3-11
forcing a log switch, SPS 21-10
immediately, SAD 3-11
lost sequence numbers, SPS 6-7
normally, SAD 3-10
unarchived log files, SPS 21-4
SID, NET 5-7, PSC 4-8, PSC C-6
defined, PSC 1-11
value, PSC 3-4, PSC 6-3
sid, NET 4-9
SID field, NET 7-69
SID parameter, NET 4-9, NET 5-7, NET C-49, SPS 18-6
SID Prefix, PSC 3-4, PSC 4-8
SID, configuring on the listener, NET 6-71
SID, defined, PSC 1-11
SID_DESC parameter, NET C-60, PSC C-6
SID_LIST parameter, NET 4-13, NET 6-8, NET C-57, NET C-60
SID_LIST_listener_name parameter, PSC 4-12, PSC 4-37, PSC C-6
SID_NAME parameter, NET 6-71, NET 7-66, NET 7-69, NET C-59, PSC C-6
SID_startup, PSC 4-29, PSC C-8
SIDALRT.LOG file, PSC C-12
SIDBSP0.TRC file, PSC C-12
SIDDBWR.TRC file, PSC C-11
side effect, DCI 5-6
side effects, ADG 10 - 6, ADG 10 - 61, PLS 7-14
controlling, PLS 7-7
SIDLCKN.TRC file, PSC C-12, PSC C-13
SIDLMDN.TRC file, PSC C-12
SIDLMON.TRC file, PSC C-12
SIDP00N.TRC file, PSC C-12
SIDs in LISTENER.ORA file, SCN 6-6
SIDSMON.TRC file, PSC C-11
SIGN function, SQL 4-36
signal handling
requirements for Oracle's operating system dependent call, NET 9-14
UNIX considerations, NET 9-13
using in conjunction with Net8, NET 9-14
signature checking, SCN 21-11
signature mismatch, DCI 5-9
signatures
PL/SQL library unit dependencies, ADG 10 - 28
to manage remote dependencies, ADG 10 - 29
significant characters, PLS 2-5
SIGNTYPE subtype, PLS 2-12
SILENT
SQL*Loader command-line parameter, SUT 6-8
simple comparison conditions, SQL 5-15
simple expressions, SQL 5-3
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), STU 12-5
database management, SCN 33-20
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) support
database management, DDS 1-20, SCN 33-20
simple subquery snapshots
many-to-many references, REP 3-13
many-to-one references, REP 3-13
simple symbol, PLS 2-3
SIN function, SQL 4-36
single domain naming model, NET 2-37
single instance database, SPS 1-15
single shared mode, SPS 4-2, SPS 10-5
single sign-on, OAS 11-3, OAS 21, GTK 3-9
Single Sign-On, described, NET 4-32
single table aggregate requirements, STU 29-13
SINGLE TABLE clause
of CREATE CLUSTER, SQL 7-239
SINGLE TABLE HASHKEYS, SCN 10-57
single table load
discontinued, SUT 5-34
single tier, STU 18-11
SINGLE_PROCESS parameter, SPS 18-15
single-byte character sets
Import, SUT 2-56
single-line comment, PLS 2-9
single-process systems
enabling distributed recovery, DDS 3-35
SINGLEROW
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-43
single-row functions, SQL 4-3
miscellaneous, SQL 4-4
single-table hash clusters, SCN 10-57
compatibility, MIG 8-10
dropping, MIG 12-9
single-table-only hash cluster, GTK 2-26
single-task linking, GTK 6-5
support, OCI 1-27
single-task message wait event, SRF A-47
SINH function, SQL 4-36
site autonomy, DDS 1-16, SCN 1-35, SCN 33-16
site ownership
dynamic, REP 6-4
primary, REP 6-4
site priority
altering, SPR 34 - 20, RAR 8-96
as a backup method during timestamp conflict resolution, REP 6-20
managing, REP 6-29
site priority groups, REP 6-29
adding members to, SPR 34 - 9, RAR 8-84, REP 6-30
altering members
priorities, REP 6-30
values, REP 6-31
creating, REP 6-30
syntax, SPR 34 - 43, RAR 8-121
dropping, SPR 34 - 52, RAR 8-132, REP 6-32
dropping members, REP 6-31
removing members from, SPR 34 - 52, RAR 8-133
using, REP 6-29
sites
dropping by priority level, REP 6-32
size
datafile, SAD 10-4
hash clusters, SAD 18-4
rollback segments, SAD 21-4
SIZE clause
of CREATE CLUSTER, SQL 7-238
of filespec clause, SQL 7-491
size constraint, subtype, PLS 2-25
size limit, varray, PLS 4-5
Size of an Integer and ROWID, PC_ E-2
size of backup sets, setting, SBR 4-31
SIZE option
allocating extents, SPS 17-14
SIZE parameter
of ALTER CLUSTER, SQL 7-4
SIZES procedure, STU 10-5
skew
workload, STU 27-32
skewing parallel DML workload, SCN 26-19
SKIP
effect on SQL*Loader RECNUM specification, SUT 5-55
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-35
SQL*Loader command-line parameter, SUT 6-9
SQL*Loader control file keyword, SUT 5-76
skip offline option (RMAN)
backup command, SBR 8-15
skip parameters
for arrays of structures, OCI 5-18
for standard arrays, OCI 5-20
skip readonly option (RMAN)
backup command, SBR 8-15
skip_corrupt_blocks procedure, SAD 19-5, SAD 19-11
SKIP_UNUSABLE_INDEXES parameter, SCN 21-8, SUT 2-28
of ALTER SESSION, SQL 7-88
SMALLINT datatype, SUT 5-59
ANSI, SQL 2-24
DB2, SQL 2-25
SQL/DS, SQL 2-25
SMALLINT subtype, PLS 2-13
smartcard, definition, OAS Glossary-7
smartcards, OAS 1-8, OAS 3-4
and RADIUS, OAS 1-7, OAS 3-4, OAS 3-7, OAS 3-22, OAS C-2
smit utility
restarting cdsadv service, OAS 13-14
SMON background process, SCN 8-11
See also system monitor process
SMON enqueue, SRF B-2
SMON process, PSC 1-10, SPS 5-6
instance recovery, SPS 22-2, SPS 22-3
recovery after SHUTDOWN ABORT, SPS 18-27
transaction recovery, SPS A-13
smon timer wait event, SRF A-47
SMP, SPS 1-15
SMP architecture
disk affinity, SCN 26-49
SNA, NET 4-26
snapshot, PC_ 3-16, PCO 3-19, PLS 5-41
read-only, REP 1-7, REP 3-7, SCN 34-8
refresh, SCN 8-13
same as materialized view, SCN 1-25, SCN 34-3
updatable, REP 1-8, SCN 34-9
snapshot control files, SBR 4-14
specifying location, SBR 5-3
snapshot descriptor, OCI 2-15
snapshot group
group owner, RAR 7-5, REP 3-19
snapshot groups
managing, REP 5-6 to REP 5-23
snapshot log
Import, SUT 2-51
Snapshot Log property sheet, REP 7-23
General page, REP 7-37
Options page, REP 7-23
Storage page, REP 7-23
snapshot logs
altering, REP 7-23
privileges required, REP 7-23
deleting rows
privileges required, REP 7-25
dropping, REP 7-28
privileges required, REP 7-28
filter columns
adding, REP 7-23
managing space, REP 7-23
master table
dropping, REP 7-28
purging, SPR 45 - 4, SPR 45 - 5, RAR 8-255, RAR 8-256, RAR 8-257, REP 7-24
purging, REP 7-24
manual, REP 7-24
privileges required, REP 7-24
reducing space allocated to, REP 7-24
reorganizing master tables with, REP 7-25
storage parameters, SAD 12-10
truncating, REP 7-24
privileges required, REP 7-25
truncating master table with, REP 7-26
underlying table for, REP 3-15
snapshot logs. See materialized view logs.
snapshot refresh
job queue processes (SNPn), SCN 1-20, SCN 8-13
physical ROWIDs, MIG 11-6
snapshot refresh groups
managing, REP 7-35
snapshot refreshes
complete, REP 3-22
fast, REP 3-22
force, REP 3-23
group
refresh interval, REP 3-24
snapshot registration at master sites, REP A-4
snapshot site replication, REP 5-1 to REP 5-32
snapshot sites
changing masters, SPR 34 - 76, RAR 8-161
creating
syntax, SPR 34 - 37, RAR 8-114
creating refresh groups for, REP 5-29
database links for, REP 3-26
dropping, SPR 34 - 53, RAR 7-9, RAR 8-134
offline instantiation
advanced replication, REP 8-17
propagating changes to master, SPR 10 - 15, RAR 8-37
refreshing
syntax, SPR 34 - 64, RAR 8-148
scheduled links for, REP 2-12
guidelines, REP 2-14
scheduled purge for
guidelines, REP 2-17
snapshot sites and migration, REP B-6
snapshot too old message, SCN 27-5
SNAPSHOT_LOGS view, RAR 9-34
snapshots
altering definition, REP 5-27
cloning
offline instantiation, REP 8-14
cloning for basic replication, REP 8-15
complex, REP 3-5
value for PCTFREE, REP 3-22
value for PCTUSED, REP 3-22
creating, REP 5-24
creating schema for, REP 3-25
data dictionary views for, RAR 9-32 to RAR 9-37
datatypes supported, REP 3-17, REP 5-26
deleting from snapshot groups, REP 5-28
distributed database recovery, SBR 15-17
editing, REP 5-27
editing storage settings, REP 5-27
enabling/disabling replication for, REP 8-37
executing against, OCI 4-7
group, REP 1-4, SCN 34-6
groups
advanced management of, REP 7-2
importing, SUT 2-50
log
Import, SUT 2-50
managing, REP 5-23
managing base table, REP 5-27
master table
Import, SUT 2-51
media recovery and, SBR 15-17
offline instantiation of, SPR 22 - 2, SPR 22 - 3, RAR 8-55, RAR 8-57
primary key, REP A-3
read-only
registration, REP 7-37
simple with subqueries, REP A-3
unregistering, REP 7-37
refresh, REP 3-22, REP 3-24
failures, REP 7-34
querying for last refresh time, REP 7-37
retries, REP 7-34
troubleshooting, REP 7-34, REP 7-35
refresh groups, REP 5-28
data dictionary views, RAR 9-32
refreshing, SPR 45 - 7, SPR 45 - 9, SPR 45 - 10, RAR 8-259, RAR 8-261, RAR 8-263
replication
security for, REP 8-24
restoring dropped
Import, SUT 2-51
ROWID, REP 3-5
simple subquery
AND expression and, REP 3-13
EXISTS clause and, REP 3-13
filter columns requirement, REP 3-13
joins and, REP 3-13
number of columns in master tables, REP 3-13
site, REP 1-4, SCN 34-5
sites
changing masters, REP 7-3
SNAPSHOTS view, RAR 9-32
storage parameters, SAD 12-10
too old
OPTIMAL storage parameter and, SAD 21-5
trace file, REP 7-35
troubleshooting, REP 7-34
updatable
deferred constraints, REP A-4
updating, REP 3-22
upgrading, MIG 7-25
upgrading to primary key, REP B-10
using PL/SQL triggers with base tables, REP 5-27
viewing information about, REP 7-37
Snapshots page
Create Refresh Group property sheet, REP 5-29
snapshots. See Also materialized views
snapshots. See materialized views.
SNAPSHOTS view, RAR 9-32
SNMP, STU 12-5
SNMP support
database management, SCN 33-20
SNMPAGENT role, SQL 7-503
Snnn background processes, SCN 8-14
SNP background processes, REP 2-11, SRF 1-53
about, SAD 8-2
SNPn background processes, SCN 1-20, SCN 8-13
message propagation, SCN 19-10
.so files
naming conventions, DCI 2-7
software code areas, SCN 7-17
shared by programs and utilities, SCN 7-17
Software Packager, Oracle, GTK 2-58
software requirements, PSC 2-2, PSC 2-3
software versions, SAD 1-21
SOME, SCN 23-6
SOME comparison operator, PLS 5-5
SOME operator, SQL 3-6
sort areas, SCN 7-16
memory allocation, STU 20-34
process local area, STU 2-11
sort enhancements, SPS A-10
sort improvements, GTK 2-26
SORT MERGE JOIN, SPS 12-3
sort operations, SCN 3-12
sort segment enqueue, SRF B-2
sort segments, SCN 3-12
sort space, SPS A-10
SORT_AREA_RETAINED_SIZE parameter, SCN 7-16, SRF 1-117, STU 19-41, STU 20-36
of ALTER SESSION, SQL 7-88
of ALTER SYSTEM, SQL 7-108
SORT_AREA_SIZE parameter, SCN 4-18, SCN 7-16, SRF 1-118, STU 6-15, STU 7-21, STU 19-41, STU 26-22
and parallel execution, STU 26-22
cost-based optimization and, SCN 24-9
index creation and, ADG 6 - 2, SAD 16-3
of ALTER SESSION, SQL 7-89
of ALTER SYSTEM, SQL 7-108
tuning sorts, STU 20-35
SORT_DIRECT_WRITES parameter, SPS A-14, SRF 1-118
SORT_MULTIBLOCK_READ_COUNT parameter, SRF 1-119, STU 20-37, STU 26-29
of ALTER SESSION, SQL 7-89
of ALTER SYSTEM, SQL 7-108
SORT_READ_FAC parameter, SRF 1-119
SORT_SPACEMAP_SIZE parameter, SRF 1-119
SORT_WRITE_BUFFER_SIZE parameter, SRF 1-120
SORT_WRITE_BUFFERS parameter, SRF 1-120
SORTED INDEXES
direct path loads, SUT 5-43
example, SUT 4-25
SQL*Loader, SUT 8-17
sorting
character data, NLS 2-25
double characters, NLS 2-26
following language conventions, NLS 2-25
maximum memory, SRF 1-117
multiple column indexes
SQL*Loader, SUT 8-17
optimum sort order
SQL*Loader, SUT 8-18
order, NLS 2-25
ORDER BY queries, SRF 1-81
presorting in direct path load, SUT 8-16
SORTED INDEXES statement
SQL*Loader, SUT 8-17
specifying non-default, NLS 2-27, NLS 2-28
sort-merge joins, SCN 24-4
access path, SCN 23-46
cost-based optimization, SCN 24-9
example, SCN 23-46
sorts
(disk) statistic, STU 20-34
(memory) statistic, STU 20-34
avoiding on index creation, STU 20-37
tuning, STU 20-34
sorts (disk) statistic, SRF C-18
sorts (memory) statistic, SRF C-18
sorts (rows) statistic, SRF C-18
Sorts in Memory data view, STU 15-11
Sorts on Disk data view, STU 15-11
SOUNDEX function, SQL 4-37
source data for tuning, STU 12-1
source database
definition, MIG 1-3
SOURCE_ROUTE parameter, NET 4-12, NET 5-11, NET 7-11, NET 7-12, NET 7-34, NET 7-37, NET 7-42, NET C-41
SOURCE_SIZE view, SRF 2-182
SP date format element suffix, SQL 2-45
space
adding to the database, SAD 9-4
allocating extents, SPS 17-13
deallocating unused, SPS 17-16
determining unused, SPS 17-16
free blocks, SPS 11-2, SPS 11-17
free list, SPS 11-2
not allocated to instance, SPS 11-6, SPS 17-12
reducing snapshot log, REP 7-24
SGA, SPS 18-21
sources of free blocks, SPS 11-6
unavailable in exclusive mode, SPS 17-11
used by indexes, SAD 16-14
space management, STU 26-70
compression of free space in blocks, SCN 4-9
data blocks, SCN 4-5
direct-load INSERT, SCN 25-8
extents, SCN 4-11
MINIMUM EXTENT parameter, SCN 26-33
parallel DDL, SCN 26-33
parallel execution, STU 27-12
PCTFREE, SAD 12-2, SCN 4-6
PCTUSED, SAD 12-4, SCN 4-6
reducing transactions, STU 27-12
row chaining, SCN 4-10
segments, SCN 4-16
space management transaction enqueue, SRF B-2
space requirements
copying data, MIG 2-15
migration, MIG 2-15, MIG 3-6, MIG 4-4
spaces
where allowed, PLS 2-2
spaghetti code, PLS 3-15
sparse collection, PLS 4-3
Spatial
compatibility, MIG 8-15
spatial applications
index-organized tables, SCN 10-42
Spatial cartridge
use in power demand example, DCI 11-54
spatial data, GTK 2-10
SPAWN command, NET A-25
special characters, SUT A-2
specialized servers, SPS 1-5
specification
cursor, PLS 5-12
function, PLS 7-6
method, PLS 9-8
object, PLS 9-5
package, PLS 8-5
procedure, PLS 7-4
SPECIFICATION clause
of ALTER PACKAGE, SQL 7-60
specifying destinations
for archived redo logs, SAD 7-11, SBR 2-19
specifying multiple ARCH processes, SAD 7-20
speed-down, SPS 1-8, SPS 1-13
speedup
definition, SPS 1-7
with batch processing, SPS 1-13
spelled numbers
specifying, SQL 2-45
spin count, STU 18-9
SPIN_COUNT parameter, SRF 1-120
SPINCOUNT parameter, STU 21-2
SPLIT PARTITION clause, SAD 13-18
ALTER INDEX command, SAD 13-18
ALTER TABLE command, SAD 13-11, SAD 13-17
of ALTER INDEX, SQL 7-33, SQL 7-40
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-150
SPLIT PARTITION command
no-logging mode, SCN 11-58, SCN 25-7
rules of parallelism, SCN 26-25
splitting mirrors
suspend/resume mode, SBR 13-9
SPOOL
Migration utility option, MIG 3-14
SPTH date format element suffix, SQL 2-45
SPX
described, NET 4-25
parameters for addresses, NET 6-79
SQL, ADQ 1-5, SCN 16-2, SMS 46-1
benefits of, PC_ 1-3
comparison operators, PLS 5-5
compatibility, MIG 8-14
cursors used in, SCN 16-6
Data Definition Language (DDL), SCN 16-4
Data Manipulation Language (DML), SCN 16-3
data manipulation statements, PLS 5-2
description of, SQL 1-2
dynamic, PLS 10-2
dynamic SQL, SCN 16-19
embedded, SCN 1-53, SCN 16-5, SQL 1-3
user-defined datatypes, SCN 13-14
Embedded SQL, PC_ 1-3
extension
partition or subpartition name, SCN 11-63
functions, SCN 16-2, SQL 4-1
column default values, SCN 10-8
COUNT, SCN 10-35
in CHECK constraints, SCN 28-18
NVL, SCN 10-8
optimizing view queries, SCN 23-23
key words, SUT A-2
keywords, SQL A-1
memory allocation for, SCN 7-11
nature of, PC_ 1-3
need for, PC_ 1-3
Oracle Tools support of, SQL 1-5
overview of, SCN 1-52, SCN 16-2
parallel execution, SCN 26-2
parameters, SQL A-1
parsing of, SCN 16-7
PL/SQL and, SCN 1-55, SCN 16-15
pseudocolumn, PLS 5-3
recursive, SCN 16-6
cursors and, SCN 16-7
removing incompatibilities for downgrading, MIG 12-25
reserved words, SCN 16-3, SUT A-2
row operators, PLS 5-6
session control statements, SCN 16-5
set operators, PLS 5-6
shared SQL, SCN 16-7
special characters, SUT A-2
standards, SQL 1-2, SQL B - 1
statement-level rollback, SCN 17-4
statements
auditing, SQL 7-200
determining the cost of, SQL 7-486
summary of statements, PCO F-4
support in PL/SQL, PLS 1-20
syntax, SQL 7-1, SQL A-1
system control statements, SCN 16-5
transaction control statements, SCN 16-5
transactions and, SCN 1-53, SCN 17-2, SCN 17-5
types of statements in, SCN 1-52, SCN 16-3
optimizing, SCN 23-3
user-defined datatypes, SCN 13-13, SCN 14-8
embedded SQL, SCN 13-14
OCI, SCN 13-15
SQL area
shared, SPS 12-6
SQL area tuning, STU 19-7
SQL areas
private, SCN 7-8
persistent, SCN 7-8
runtime, SCN 7-8
shared, SCN 1-16, SCN 7-8, SCN 16-7
SQL capabilities
data dictionary tables, DDS 6-11
SQL codes
returned by SQLGLS routine, PCO 8-35
sql command (RMAN), SBR 11-140
SQL commands
applying log files, SBR 14-14
for recovering tablespace, SBR 14-14
SQL Communications Area, PC_ 9-2, PCO 2-10
SQLCA, PC_ 9-16
SQL cursor
syntax, PLS 11-151
SQL DDL
BFILE security, ADL 5-8
SQL Descriptor Area, PCO 9-25, PCO 11-4
SQLDA, PC_ 13-26, PC_ 15-4
SQL dialect, DDS 5-3
SQL directives
CONTEXT USE, PC_ 11-9, PC_ F-33
DECLARE CURSOR, PCO F-24
DECLARE DATABASE, PC_ F-37, PCO F-26
DECLARE STATEMENT, PC_ F-39, PCO F-27
DECLARE TABLE, PC_ F-40, PCO F-29
DECLARE TYPE, PC_ F-42
TYPE, PC_ F-111
VAR, PC_ F-116, PCO F-89
WHENEVER, PC_ F-119, PCO F-91
SQL directives CONTEXT USE, PCO F-21
SQL DML
BFILE security, ADL 5-8
SQL errors
ORA-00900, DDS 4-11
ORA-02015, DDS 4-11
SQL functions
aggregate, SQL 4-5
character
returning character values, SQL 4-3
returning number values, SQL 4-3
date, SQL 4-4
new in Oracle8i, MIG E-3
number, SQL 4-3
object reference, SQL 4-4
single-row, SQL 4-3
miscellaneous, SQL 4-4
SQL Loader, STU 26-63
SQL operators
applying to fields, SUT 5-88
SQL Parse event, STU 15-5
SQL query
binding placeholders. See bind operation
defining output variables, OCI 4-14, OCI 5-13, OCI 12-4
defining output variables. See define operation
fetching results, OCI 4-14
statement type, OCI 1-9
SQL scripts
creating the data dictionary, SRF 5-2
migrating from Server Manager to SQL*Plus, MIG 10-1
optional, SRF 5-3
required, SRF 5-2
SQL service, DDS 5-2
capabilities, DDS 5-3
data dictionary views, DDS 6-8
SQL statement
controlling transactions, PCO 3-19
instance-specific, SPS 18-18
optimizing to improve performance, PCO D-5
reducing parsing, DDS 7-4
restrictions, SPS B-2
static versus dynamic, PCO 2-6
using to control a cursor, PCO 5-8, PCO 5-12
using to manipulate data, PCO 5-7
SQL statement property sheet in Oracle Trace, STU 15-14
SQL statements, OCI 1-7, SCN 1-52, SCN 16-3, SCN 16-8
ALLOCATE, PC_ F-12, PCO F-10
ALLOCATE DESCRIPTOR, PCO F-12
ALLOCATE DESCRIPTOR TYPE, PC_ F-14
array processing, SCN 16-13
auditing, SCN 31-7, SCN 31-9
overview, SCN 1-44
when records generated, SCN 31-4
auditing by access, SQL 7-199
auditing by proxy, SQL 7-199
auditing by session, SQL 7-199
auditing by user, SQL 7-199
auditing successful, SQL 7-199
avoiding the use of indexes, STU 6-7
binding placeholders in, OCI 4-5, OCI 5-2, OCI 12-2
CACHE FREE ALL, PC_ F-15
CALL, PC_ 7-27, PC_ F-16, PCO F-13
CLOSE, PC_ F-18, PCO F-14
COMMIT, PC_ F-24, PCO F-15
complex, SCN 23-3, SCN 23-13
optimizing, SCN 23-13
concerns when executing, PC_ 6-6
CONNECT, PC_ F-26, PCO F-17
CONTEXT ALLOCATE, PC_ F-28, PCO F-19
CONTEXT FREE, PC_ F-29, PCO F-20
CONTEXT OBJECT OPTION GET, PC_ F-30
CONTEXT OBJECT OPTION SET, PC_ F-31
converting
examples of, SCN 23-10
creating cursors, SCN 16-11
DEALLOCATE DESCRIPTOR, PC_ F-34, PCO F-23
decomposition, STU 8-3
DELETE, PC_ F-43, PCO F-31
DESCRIBE, PC_ F-47, PCO F-34
DESCRIBE DESCRIPTOR, PC_ F-49, PCO F-36
determining the execution plan for, SQL 7-486
determining type prepared, OCI 4-4
dictionary cache locks and, SCN 27-30
disabling audit options, SAD 25-12
distributed
defined, SCN 23-4, SCN 33-11
optimization of, SCN 23-30
routing to nodes, SCN 16-11
distributed databases and, DDS 1-11
embedded, SCN 16-5
ENABLE THREADS, PC_ F-50
enabling audit options on, SAD 25-10
ensuring the use of indexes, STU 6-6
executable versus directive, PC_ 2-3
EXECUTE, PC_ F-53, PCO F-40
EXECUTE ... END-EXEC, PC_ F-51
EXECUTE DESCRIPTOR, PCO F-42
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE, PC_ F-57, PCO F-43
EXECUTE...END-EXEC, PCO F-38
executing, OCI 4-6
execution, ADG 8 - 2, SCN 16-8, SCN 16-13
execution plans of, SCN 22-2
failure in, SCN 32-2
FETCH, PC_ F-58, PCO F-45, PCO F-48
FETCH DESCRIPTOR, PC_ F-61, PCO F-48
for defining and controlling transactions, PC_ 3-16
for manipulating a cursor, PC_ 6-7, PC_ 6-11
for manipulating ORACLE data, PC_ 6-7
for querying Oracle data, PC_ 6-7
FREE, PC_ F-63, PCO F-50
GET DESCRIPTOR, PCO F-51
handles, SCN 1-17
in trigger bodies, ADG 13 - 15, ADG 13 - 20
inefficient, STU 18-7
INSERT, PC_ F-68, PCO F-54
larger than 32 KB, SPR 48 - 12
LOB APPEND, PC_ F-72, PCO F-57
LOB ASSIGN, PC_ F-73, PCO F-58
LOB CLOSE, PC_ F-73, PCO F-58
LOB COPY, PC_ F-74, PCO F-59
LOB CREATE, PC_ F-74, PCO F-59
LOB DESCRIBE, PC_ F-75, PCO F-60
LOB DISABLE BUFFERING, PC_ F-76, PCO F-61
LOB ENABLE BUFFERING, PC_ F-77, PCO F-62
LOB ERASE, PC_ F-77, PCO F-62
LOB FILE CLOSE, PC_ F-78, PCO F-63
LOB FILE SET, PC_ F-79, PCO F-64
LOB FLUSH BUFFER, PC_ F-79, PCO F-64
LOB FREE TEMPORARY, PC_ F-80, PCO F-65
LOB LOAD, PC_ F-80, PCO F-65
LOB OPEN, PC_ F-81, PCO F-66
LOB READ, PC_ F-82, PCO F-67
LOB TRIM, PC_ F-82, PCO F-67
LOB WRITE, PC_ F-83, PCO F-68
mapping to non-Oracle datastores, DDS 7-2
matching with outlines, STU 7-27
modifying indexed data, STU 6-5
multiple, DDS 7-4
not allowed in triggers, ADG 13 - 20
number of triggers fired by single, SCN 20-21
OBJECT CREATE, PC_ F-84
OBJECT DELETE, PC_ F-85
OBJECT DEREF, PC_ F-86
OBJECT FLUSH, PC_ F-87
OBJECT GET, PC_ F-88
OBJECT RELEASE, PC_ F-89
OBJECT SET, PC_ F-90
OBJECT UPDATE, PC_ F-91
OPEN, PC_ F-92, PCO F-69, PCO F-70, PCO F-71
OPEN DESCRIPTOR, PC_ F-94, PCO F-71
optimization
complex statements, SCN 23-13
types of statements, SCN 23-3
optimizing to improve performance, PC_ C-5
overview, SCN 1-52
parallel execution, SCN 26-2
parallelizing, SCN 26-2, SCN 26-10
parse locks, SCN 27-29
parsing, SCN 16-11
PREPARE, PC_ F-96, PCO F-73
preparing for execution, OCI 4-4
privileges required for, ADG 12 - 11, SCN 30-3
processing, OCI 4-2
recursive, STU 10-1
OPTIMIZER_GOAL does not affect, SCN 23-32
referencing dependent objects, SCN 21-4
REGISTER CONNECT, PC_ F-98
remote
defined, SCN 23-4, SCN 33-11
reparsing, STU 18-6
resource limits and, SCN 29-16
ROLLBACK, PC_ F-99, PCO F-74
rolling back, SQL 7-537
rules for executing, PC_ C-5
SAVEPOINT, PC_ F-103, PCO F-78
SELECT, PC_ F-104, PCO F-79
SET DESCRIPTOR, PC_ F-107, PCO F-82
simple, SCN 23-3
stopping auditing of, SQL 7-523
successful execution, SCN 17-3
summary of, PC_ F-5, PCO F-4
tracking the occurrence in a session, SQL 7-197
transactions, SCN 16-14
triggers on, SCN 20-2, SCN 20-8
triggering events, SCN 20-6
tuning, STU 2-10
types
control statements, OCI 1-8
data definition language, OCI 1-7
data manipulation language, OCI 1-8
embedded SQL, OCI 1-11
PL/SQL, OCI 1-9
queries, OCI 1-9
types of, PC_ 2-3, SCN 1-52, SCN 16-3, SCN 23-3
undoing, SQL 7-537
UPDATE, PC_ F-112, PCO F-85
when constraint checking occurs, ADG 5 - 18
SQL string
applying SQL operators to fields, SUT 5-88
example, SUT 4-28
quotation marks, SUT 5-19
SQL text match, STU 31-7, STU 31-22
SQL trace facility, STU 12-6, STU 14-2, STU 14-6, STU 19-8, STU 19-39
enabling, STU 14-4
example of output, STU 14-15
output, STU 14-12
parse calls, STU 19-8
statement truncation, STU 14-14
steps to follow, STU 14-3
trace file, STU 12-3
trace files, STU 14-4
when to enable, SAD 4-12
SQL*Forms
display error screen in, PC_ 20-8
IAP constants, PCO 12-8
IAP constants in, PC_ 20-8
returning values to, PC_ 20-8, PCO 12-8
reverse return code switch in, PC_ 20-8
user exit, PCO 12-3
SQL*Loader, GTK 2-36, GTK 2-47, GTK 2-56, SCN 1-6, SMS 24-1
about, SAD 1-17
appending rows to tables, SUT 5-32
bad file, SUT 3-12
BADDN keyword, SUT 5-25
BADFILE keyword, SUT 5-25
basics, SUT 3-2
bind arrays and performance, SUT 5-76
BINDSIZE
command-line parameter, SUT 6-4
BINDSIZE command-line parameter, SUT 5-76
case studies, SUT 4-1
case studies (direct path load), SUT 4-25
case studies (extracting data from a formatted report), SUT 4-28
case studies (loading combined physical records), SUT 4-15
case studies (loading data into multiple tables), SUT 4-19
case studies (loading delimited, free-format files), SUT 4-11
case studies (loading fixed-length data), SUT 4-8
case studies (loading variable-length data), SUT 4-5
case studies associated files, SUT 4-3
choosing which rows to load, SUT 5-40
command-line parameters, SUT 6-2
CONCATENATE keyword, SUT 5-36
concepts, SUT 3-1
concurrent sessions, SUT 8-27
CONTINUE_LOAD keyword, SUT 5-35
CONTINUEIF keyword, SUT 5-36
CONTROL command-line parameter, SUT 6-4
controlling memory use, SUT 5-24
conventional path loads, SUT 8-2
DATA command-line parameter, SUT 6-4
data conversion, SUT 3-9
data definition language
expanded syntax diagrams, SUT 5-15
high-level syntax diagrams, SUT 5-4
data definition language syntax, SUT 5-3
datatype specifications, SUT 3-9
DB2 load utility, SUT B-1
DIRECT command line parameter, SUT 8-10
DIRECT command-line parameter, SUT 6-5
direct load
NOLOGGING mode, SCN 11-58, SCN 25-7
parallel direct load, SCN 25-2
similar to direct-load INSERT, SCN 25-2
direct path method, SUT 3-15
DISCARD command-line parameter, SUT 6-5
discard file, SUT 3-14
discarded records, SUT 3-12
DISCARDFILE keyword, SUT 5-28
DISCARDMAX command-line parameter, SUT 6-5
DISCARDMAX keyword, SUT 5-29
DISCARDS keyword, SUT 5-29
errors caused by tabs, SUT 5-50
ERRORS command-line parameter, SUT 6-5
example sessions, SUT 4-1
exclusive access, SUT 8-25
FILE command-line parameter, SUT 6-6
filenames, SUT 5-18
index options, SUT 5-43
indexes and, ADG 6 - 2, SAD 16-3
inserting rows into tables, SUT 5-33
INTO TABLE statement, SUT 5-39
LOAD command-line parameter, SUT 6-6
load methods, SUT 8-2
loading data contained in the control file, SUT 5-54
loading LONG data, SUT 5-64
LOG command-line parameter, SUT 6-6
log file datafile information, SUT 7-3
log file entries, SUT 7-1
log file header information, SUT 7-2
log file summary statistics, SUT 7-4
log file table information, SUT 7-3
log file table load information, SUT 7-4
log files, SUT 3-14
methods for loading data into tables, SUT 5-32
methods of loading data, SUT 3-15
multiple INTO TABLE statements, SUT 5-51
National Language Support, SUT 5-30
object names, SUT 5-18
PARALLEL command-line parameter, SUT 6-6
parallel data loading, SUT 8-26, SUT 8-30
parallel loading, SUT 8-27
PARFILE command-line parameter, SUT 6-6
partition operations, SCN 11-48, SCN 11-50
preparing tables for case studies, SUT 4-4
READBUFFERS keyword, SUT 5-24
rejected records, SUT 3-12
replacing rows in tables, SUT 5-33
required privileges, SUT 3-15
reserved words, SUT A-2
ROWS command-line parameter, SUT 6-7
SILENT command-line parameter, SUT 6-8
SINGLEROW index keyword, SUT 5-43
SKIP command-line parameter, SUT 6-9
SKIP keyword, SUT 5-35
SORTED INDEXES during direct path loads, SUT 5-43
specifying columns, SUT 5-46
specifying datafiles, SUT 5-22
specifying field conditions, SUT 5-44
specifying fields, SUT 5-46
specifying more than one data file, SUT 5-23
suppressing messages, SUT 6-8
updating rows, SUT 5-33
USERID command-line parameter, SUT 6-9
SQL*Loader log file
global information, SUT 7-2
SQL*Menu
PL/SQL, SCN 16-16
SQL*Module
applications, ADG 10 - 4
FIPS flagger, SCN 16-6
for Ada, MIG 8-19
stored procedures, SCN 16-18
SQL*Net
connecting using Version 2, PC_ 3-4
migrating to Net8, MIG 6-4, MIG 8-46
relinking, MIG 9-2
SQL*Net V1
cannot use with Oracle8i, MIG 9-2
upgrading from V1 to V2, MIG 8-46
use with Oracle8i, MIG 9-2
See Net8
SQL*Net and Net8 differences, NET 5-2
SQL*Net break/reset to client wait event, SRF A-16
SQL*Net break/reset to dblink wait event, SRF A-17
SQL*Net Easy Configuration, described, NET 5-2
SQL*Net message from client wait event, SRF A-17
SQL*Net message from dblink wait event, SRF A-17
SQL*Net message to client wait event, SRF A-18
SQL*Net message to dblink wait event, SRF A-18
SQL*Net more data from client wait event, SRF A-18
SQL*Net more data from dblink wait event, SRF A-19
SQL*Net more data to client wait event, SRF A-19
SQL*Net more data to dblink wait event, SRF A-19
SQL*Net roundtrips to/from client statistic, SRF C-5
SQL*Net roundtrips to/from dblink statistic, SRF C-5
SQL*Net See Net8
SQL*Net, level required by Biometric Authentication Service, OAS 7-5
SQL*Plus, PC_ 1-3, PCO 1-4
ALERT file, SCN 8-15
anonymous blocks, ADG 10 - 4, SCN 16-17
applying log files, SBR 14-12
compile-time errors, ADG 10 - 42
connecting with, SCN 29-4
creating a sequence, SPR 1 - 5
differences with Server Manager
ampersands, MIG 10-12
blank lines, MIG 10-10
commands, MIG 10-3
comments, MIG 10-7
COMMIT command, MIG 10-14
CREATE LIBRARY command, MIG 10-13
CREATE TYPE command, MIG 10-13
hyphen continuation character, MIG 10-10
startup, MIG 10-2
syntax, MIG 10-7
executing a package, SCN 18-6
executing a procedure, SCN 18-4
invoking stored procedures, ADG 10 - 50
loading a procedure, ADG 10 - 10
lock and latch monitors, SCN 27-29
migrating from Server Manager to, MIG 10-1
parallel recovery, SCN 32-11
session variables, SCN 16-17
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON command, ADG 10 - 3
SHOW ERRORS command, ADG 10 - 42
showing size of SGA, SCN 7-13
SQL statements, SCN 16-2
statistics monitor, SCN 29-19
stored procedures, SCN 16-18
using to test SELECT statements, PC_ 6-8
versus embedded SQL, PC_ 1-3
SQL*Plus commands
See commands, SQL*Plus
SQL*Plus script, STU 12-7
SQL*Plus scripts
upgrading, MIG 9-6
SQL, dynamic, PC_ 2-6
SQL_CURSOR, PC_ F-12, PCO F-10
SQL_SINGLE_RCTX
defined constant, PC_ 5-52
definition of, PC_ 5-47
SQL_STATEMENT column
TKPROF_TABLE, STU 14-18
SQL_TRACE parameter, SCN 8-15, SRF 1-120, STU 14-5
of ALTER SESSION, SQL 7-89
trace files and, SAD 4-10
SQL92, SCN 27-2, SQL 1-2
Oracle compliance with, SQL B - 2
SQL92_SECURITY initialization parameter, GTK 6-2
SQL92_SECURITY parameter, SRF 1-120
SQLADR subroutine
example, PCO 11-26
parameters, PCO 11-14
storing buffer addresses, PCO 11-3
syntax, PCO 11-14
sqlald() function
example of using, PC_ 15-21
purpose of, PC_ 15-5
syntax for, PC_ 15-5
sqlaldt() function
see SQLSQLDAAlloc, PC_ 5-52
SQL.BSQ file, STU 20-33
SQLCA, PC_ 9-2, PC_ 9-14, PCO 8-3
components in, PC_ 9-19
components set for a PL/SQL block, PC_ 9-22, PCO 8-26
declaring, PC_ 9-16
description of, PC_ 9-16
explicit versus implicit checking of, PC_ 9-3
fields, PCO 8-23
including multiple times, PC_ 5-34
interaction with Oracle, PCO 2-10
overview, PCO 2-9
overview of, PC_ 2-9
SQLCABC component in, PC_ 9-19
SQLCABC field, PCO 8-23
SQLCAID component in, PC_ 9-19
SQLCAID field, PCO 8-23
sqlcode component in, PC_ 9-19
SQLCODE field, PCO 8-23
sqlerrd, PC_ 9-21
SQLERRD(3) field, PCO 8-24
SQLERRD(5) field, PCO 8-25
sqlerrd[2] component in, PC_ 9-21
sqlerrmc component in, PC_ 9-20
SQLERRMC field, PCO 8-24
sqlerrml component in, PC_ 9-20
SQLERRML field, PCO 8-24
sqlwarn, PC_ 9-22
SQLWARN(4) flag, PCO 8-25
use in separate precompilations, PC_ 2-18
using in separate precompilations, PCO 2-28
using more than one, PC_ 9-16
using with Net8, PCO 8-19
using with SQL*Net, PC_ 9-16
SQLCA status variable
data structure, PCO 8-20
declaring, PCO 8-21
effect of MODE option, PCO 8-4
explicit versus implicit checking, PCO 8-3
purpose, PCO 8-19
SQLCABC field, PCO 8-23
sqlca.h
listing of, PC_ 9-17
use of SQLCA_STORAGE_CLASS with, PC_ 2-17
SQLCAID component, PC_ 9-19
SQLCAID field, PCO 8-23
SQLCDAFromResultSetCursor(), PC_ 5-52
SQLCDAGetCurrent, PC_ 5-53
sqlcdat()
see SQLCDAFromResultSetCursor(), PC_ 5-52
SQLCHECK option
restrictions, PCO E-2
restrictions on, PC_ D-2
usage notes for, PC_ 10-39
using the DECLARE TABLE statement, PCO E-4
using to check syntax/semantics, PCO E-1
what it affects, PC_ D-3
SQLCHECK precompiler option, PC_ 10-38, PC_ 17-21, PC_ D-4, PC_ D-5, PCO 14-38
SQLCHECK support for objects, PC_ 17-21
sqlclu() function
example of using, PC_ 15-37
purpose of, PC_ 15-37
syntax for, PC_ 15-37
sqlclut() function
see SQLSQLDAFree(), PC_ 5-52
SQLCODE
declaring, PCO 8-5
with MODE=ANSI, PC_ 10-31
sqlcode
component in SQLCA, PC_ 9-3, PC_ 9-14
interpreting values of, PC_ 9-19
SQLCODE field, PCO 8-23
interpreting its value, PCO 8-23
SQLCODE function, PLS 6-18
syntax, PLS 11-153
SQLCODE status variable
declaring, PC_ 9-13, PCO 8-5
description, PCO 8-3
effect of MODE option, PCO 8-4
SQL92 deprecated feature, PCO 8-3
usage, PCO 8-4
when declared with the SQLCA, PC_ 9-14
when used, PC_ 9-14
SQLCODE variable
interpreting values of, PCO 8-10
sqlcpr.h, PC_ 9-23
sqlcurt() function
see SQLDAToResultSetCursor(), PC_ 5-52
SQLDA, PCO 9-25, PCO 9-26
bind versus select, PC_ 13-26, PCO 9-26
BNDDFCLP variable, PCO 11-14
BNDDFCRCP variable, PCO 11-14
BNDDFMT variable, PCO 11-9
BNDDH-CUR-VNAMEL variable, PCO 11-13
BNDDH-MAX-VNAMEL variable, PCO 11-12
BNDDH-VNAME variable, PCO 11-12
BNDDI variable, PCO 11-11
BNDDI-CUR-VNAMEL variable, PCO 11-13
BNDDI-MAX-VNAMEL variable, PCO 11-13
BNDDI-VNAME variable, PCO 11-13
BNDDV variable, PCO 11-8
BNDDVLN variable, PCO 11-9
BNDDVTYP variable, PCO 11-11
C variable in, PC_ 15-11
declaring, PCO 11-7
definition of, PC_ 13-26
example, PCO 11-7
F variable in, PC_ 15-10
I variable in, PC_ 15-10
information stored in, PC_ 13-26, PCO 9-26
L variable in, PC_ 15-8
M variable in, PC_ 15-11
N variable in, PC_ 15-7
purpose, PCO 11-4
purpose of, PC_ 13-26
S variable in, PC_ 15-10
SELDFCLP variable, PCO 11-14
SELDFCRCP variable, PCO 11-14
SELDFMT variable, PCO 11-9
SELDH-CUR-VNAMEL variable, PCO 11-13
SELDH-MAX-VNAMEL variable, PCO 11-12
SELDH-VNAME variable, PCO 11-12
SELDI variable, PCO 11-11
SELDI-CUR-VNAMEL variable, PCO 11-13
SELDI-MAX-VNAMEL variable, PCO 11-13
SELDI-VNAME variable, PCO 11-13
SELDV variable, PCO 11-8
SELDVLN variable, PCO 11-9
SELDVTYP variable, PCO 11-11
SQLADR subroutine, PCO 11-14
SQLDFND variable, PCO 11-8
SQLDNUM variable, PCO 11-8
struct, contents of, PC_ 15-5
structure, PCO 11-8
structure of, PC_ 15-7
T variable in, PC_ 15-9
use in dynamic SQL method 4, PC_ 15-4
V variable in, PC_ 15-8
X variable in, PC_ 15-11
Y variable in, PC_ 15-11
Z variable in, PC_ 15-12
sqlda.h, PC_ 15-3
SQLDAToResultSetCursor(), PC_ 5-52
SQLDFND variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-8
SQLDNUM variable (SQLDA), PCO 11-8
SQL/DS datatypes, SQL 2-23
conversion to Oracle datatypes, SQL 2-25
restrictions on, SQL 2-25
SQL/DS option (DB2 file format)
not supported by SQL*Loader, SUT B-4
SQLEnvGet function in SQLLIB, PC_ 5-47
SQLEnvGet(), PC_ 5-53
sqlerrd
component, PC_ 9-15, PC_ 9-21
SQLERRD(3) field, PCO 8-24
using with batch fetch, PCO 7-8
SQLERRD(3) variable, PCO 8-22
SQLERRD(5) field, PCO 8-25
sqlerrd[2] component, PC_ 9-15, PC_ 9-21
returns N or rows fetched, PC_ 8-7
use with data manipulation statements, PC_ 8-6
sqlerrm
component in the SQLCA, PC_ 9-3
SQLERRM function, PLS 6-18
syntax, PLS 11-155
sqlerrmc component, PC_ 9-20
SQLERRMC field, PCO 8-24
SQLERRMC variable, PCO 8-22
sqlerrml component, PC_ 9-20
SQLERRML field, PCO 8-24
SQLERROR
WHENEVER directive condition, PC_ F-120
SQLERROR condition, PCO 8-28
in the WHENEVER statement, PC_ 9-24
meaning of, PC_ 9-24
of WHENEVER directive, PCO 8-28
WHENEVER directive, PCO F-92
SQLErrorGetText(), PC_ 5-52
SQLExtProcError(), PC_ 5-53, PC_ 7-31
SQLFC parameter, PCO 8-35
SQLGLM subroutine
example, PCO 8-27
parameters, PCO 8-26
provides DSNTIAR support for DB2 conversions, PCO 8-27
purpose, PCO 8-26
restrictions, PCO 8-27
syntax, PCO 8-26
sqlglm(), PC_ 9-23
sqlglm() function, PC_ 9-22
example of using, PC_ 9-23
parameters of, PC_ 9-22
sqlglmt()
see SQLErrorGetText, PC_ 5-52
SQLGLS routine, PCO 8-34, PCO 8-35
parameters, PCO 8-35
SQL codes returned by, PCO 8-35
syntax, PCO 8-35
using to obtain SQL text, PCO 8-34
sqlgls() function, PC_ 9-31
example of use, PC_ 4-22
sample program for, PC_ 9-34
see SQLLIB
function SQLStmGetText, PC_ 4-22
sqlglst() function
see SQLStmtGetText, PC_ 5-53
SQLIEM function
in user exits, PC_ 20-8
purpose of, PC_ 20-8
replacement for, PCO 12-14
syntax for, PC_ 20-8
using in user exit, PCO 12-8
SQLIEM subroutine
restrictions, PCO 8-27
SQLJ See Oracle SQLJ
sqlld2() function, PC_ 5-56
sqlld2t() function
see SQLLDAGetName, PC_ 5-53
SQLLDA routine, PCO 3-17
SQLLDAGetName, PC_ 5-53
sqlldat() function
see SQLCDAGetCurrent, PC_ 5-53
SQLLIB
and embedded SQL, PC_ 2-5
extensions for OCI interoperability, PC_ 5-45
function
SQLCDAFromResultSetCursor, PC_ 5-52
function SQLCDAGetCurrent, PC_ 5-53
function SQLColumnNullCheck, PC_ 5-53
function SQLDAFree, PC_ 5-52
function SQLDAToResultSetCursor, PC_ 5-52
function SQLEnvGet, PC_ 5-47, PC_ 5-53
function SQLErrorGetText, PC_ 5-52
function SQLExtProcError, PC_ 5-53, PC_ 7-31
function SQLLDAGetName, PC_ 5-53
function SQLNumberPrecV6, PC_ 5-53
function SQLNumberPrecV7, PC_ 5-53
function SQLRowidGet, PC_ 5-53
function SQLStmtGetText(), PC_ 5-53
function SQLSvcCtxGet, PC_ 5-48, PC_ 5-53
function SQLVarcharGetLength, PC_ 4-22
new names for functions, PC_ A-3
new names for public functions, PC_ 5-51
SQLLIB calls
relinking, MIG 9-5
work against Oracle8i, MIG 9-5
SQLLIB function
SQLSQLDAAlloc, PC_ 5-52
SQLVarcharGetLength, PC_ 5-53
SQLNET.ALTERNATE_PORT parameter, NET C-23
SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_KERBEROS5_ SERVICE parameter, NET C-17
SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES parameter, NET C-16
SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_TIMEOUT parameter, NET C-24
SQLNET.CLIENT_AUTHENTICATION parameter, NET C-26
SQLNET.CLIENT_REGISTRATION parameter, NET 7-23, NET C-17
SQLNET.CRYPTO_CHECKSUM_CLIENT parameter, NET C-17
SQLNET.CRYPTO_CHECKSUM_SERVER parameter, NET C-18
SQLNET.CRYPTO_CHECKSUM_TYPES_CLIENT parameter, NET C-18
SQLNET.CRYPTO_CHECKSUM_TYPES_SERVER parameter, NET C-18
SQLNET.CRYPTO_SEED parameter, NET C-19
SQLNET.ENCRYPTION_CLIENT parameter, NET C-19
SQLNET.ENCRYPTION_SERVER parameter, NET C-19
SQLNET.ENCRYPTION_TYPES_CLIENT parameter, NET C-20
SQLNET.ENCRYPTION_TYPES_SERVER parameter, NET C-20
SQLNET.EXPIRE_TIME parameter, NET 7-23, NET C-20
SQLNET.IDENTIX_FINGERPRINT_DATABASE parameter, NET C-21
SQLNET.IDENTIX_FINGERPRINT_DATABASE_ PASSWORD parameter, NET C-21
SQLNET.IDENTIX_FINGERPRINT_DATABASE_ USER parameter, NET C-21
SQLNET.IDENTIX_FINGERPRINT_METHOD parameter, NET C-21
SQLNET.KERBEROS5_CC_NAME parameter, NET C-22
SQLNET.KERBEROS5_CLOCKSKEW parameter, NET C-22
SQLNET.KERBEROS5_CONF parameter, NET C-22
SQLNET.KERBEROS5_KEYTAB parameter, NET C-23
SQLNET.KERBEROS5_REALMS parameter, NET C-23, NET C-25
SQLNET.LOG file
sample client-side error stack, NET 11-17
SQLNET.LOG file contents, NET 11-18
SQLNET.ORA file, PSC 4-13
configuring, PSC 4-32
NAMES_DIRECTORY_PATH parameter, PSC 4-32
see profiles (SQLNET.ORA)
sqlnet.ora file
modifying so CDS can resolve names, OAS 13-17
sample, OAS A-2
SQLNET.RADIUS_ALTERNATE_PORT parameter, NET C-23
SQLNET.RADIUS_ALTERNATE_RETRIES parameter, NET C-24
SQLNET.RADIUS_AUTHENTICATION parameter, NET C-24
SQLNET.RADIUS_AUTHENTICATION_INTERFACE parameter, NET C-24
SQLNET.RADIUS_AUTHENTICATION_PORT parameter, NET C-24
SQLNET.RADIUS_AUTHENTICATION_TIMEOUT parameter, NET C-25
SQLNET.RADIUS_CHALLENGE_RESPONSE parameter, NET C-25
SQLNET.RADIUS_SEND_ACCOUNTING parameter, NET C-26
SQLNETthread_id.TRC file, NET 11-37, NET C-29
SQLNET.TRC file, NET 11-37, NET C-29
SQLNET.TRC file contents, NET 11-32
SQLNUL subroutine
example, PCO 11-22
parameters, PCO 11-21
purpose, PCO 11-21
syntax, PCO 11-21
sqlnul() function
example of using, PC_ 15-18
purpose of, PC_ 15-18
syntax for, PC_ 15-18
use of with T variable, PC_ 15-9
sqlnult() function
see SQLColumnNullCheck(), PC_ 5-53
SQLNumberPrecV6, PC_ 5-53
SQLNumberPrecV7, PC_ 5-53
SQLPR2 subroutine, PCO 11-21
sqlpr2() function, PC_ 15-17
sqlpr2t() function
see SQLNumberPrecV7, PC_ 5-53
SQLPRC subroutine
example, PCO 11-20
parameters, PCO 11-20
purpose, PCO 11-20
syntax, PCO 11-20
sqlprc() function, PC_ 15-16
sqlprct() function
see SQLNumberPrecV6, PC_ 5-53
SQLROWIDGET
retrieving ROWID of last row inserted, PCO 4-38
SQLRowidGet(), PC_ 5-53
SQLSQLDAAlloc, PC_ 5-52
SQLSQLDAFree(), PC_ 5-52
SQLSTATE
class codes, PC_ 9-4
declaring, PC_ 9-4, PCO 8-6
mapping to Oracle errors, PC_ 9-6
predefined classes, PC_ 9-5
status codes, PC_ 9-6
status variable, PC_ 9-2, PC_ 9-3
using, PC_ 9-13
values, PC_ 9-4
with MODE=ANSI, PC_ 10-31
SQLSTATE status variable
class code, PCO 8-10
coding scheme, PCO 8-10
effect of MODE option, PCO 8-4
interpreting values, PCO 8-10
predefined classes, PCO 8-11
predefined status codes and conditions, PCO 8-13
subclass code, PCO 8-10
usage, PCO 8-4
SQLSTM parameter, PCO 8-35
SQLSTM routine, PCO 8-35
SQLStmt object, ADG 1 - 16
SQLStmtGetText, PC_ 5-53
SQLSvcCtxGet function in SQLLIB, PC_ 5-48
SQLSvcCtxGet(), PC_ 5-53
SQLT typecodes, OCI 3-25
SQLT_NTY
bind example, OCI 12-13
define example, OCI 12-14
description, OCI 3-18
pre-allocating object memory, OCI 12-5
SQLT_REF
definition, OCI 3-18
description, OCI 3-18
SQLUTLCHAIN.SQL, STU 12-7
SQLVarcharGetLength, PC_ 5-53
sqlvcp() function, see SQLLIB
function SQLVarcharGetLength, PC_ 4-22
sqlvcpt() function
see SQLVarcharGetLength, PC_ 5-53
sqlwarn
flag, PC_ 9-22
SQLWARN(4) flag, PCO 8-25
SQLWARNING
condition WHENEVER directive, PCO F-92
WHENEVER directive condition, PC_ F-120
SQLWARNING condition, PCO 8-28
in the WHENEVER statement, PC_ 9-24
meaning of, PC_ 9-24
of WHENEVER directive, PCO 8-28
SQRT function, SQL 4-38
SRC parameter, NET 7-39, NET C-80
SRV parameter, NET 7-39, NET C-80
SRX locks
LOCK Table command, ADG 8 - 15
SS date format element, SQL 2-41
SSL, OAS 1-7, GTK 2-70, NET 7-28
cipher suites, OAS B-8
configuring, OAS 9-25
client authentication parameter, OAS B-9
components in an Oracle environment, OAS 9-5
configuring for IIOP, NET 7-64
handshake, OAS 9-7
Public Key Infrastructure, GTK 2-73
requiring client authentication, OAS 9-28
system requirements, OAS 1-12
version parameter, OAS B-9
wallet location, parameter, OAS B-10
X.509v3 certificates, GTK 2-71
ssl, NET 7-64
SSL authentication method
see Oracle Advanced Security
SSL_CIPHER_SUITES parameter, NET C-26
SSL_CLIENT_ AUTHENTICATION, NET 7-64
SSL_VERSION, NET 7-64
SSL_VERSION parameter, NET C-26
SSSSS date format element, SQL 2-41
ST enqueue, STU 27-12
stack, PLS 9-13
stack communications
and Net8, NET 2-12
described, NET 2-6
server side interaction, NET 2-13
stack space, SCN 7-14
staging database, STU 28-1
staging file, STU 28-1
STALE status
of redo log members, SAD 6-15
STALE_TOLERATED mode, STU 31-19
standalone procedures
dropping, SQL 7-467
stand-alone Recovery Manager commands, SBR 4-8
standalone subprogram, PLS 1-18
standard cards, using SecurID, OAS 6-14
Standard Header Files, PC_ E-2
STANDARD package, STU 10-4
standard SQL, SQL B - 1
Oracle extensions to, SQL B - 5
standards, SCN 1-3
ANSI, ADG 8 - 19
ANSI/ISO, SCN 1-3, SCN 28-5, SCN 28-16
isolation levels, SCN 27-2, SCN 27-10
FIPS, SCN 16-6
integrity constraints, SCN 28-5, SCN 28-16
Oracle adherence, SCN 1-3
standby control file
creating, SQL 7-19
standby database
activating, SQL 7-11
compatibility, MIG 8-41
designing media recovery, SQL 7-12
migrating to Oracle8i, MIG 8-41
mounting, SCN 5-7, SQL 7-11
recovering, SQL 7-13, SQL 7-14
survivability, SCN 32-26
standby databases, SBR 16-2 to SBR 16-29, SPS 18-33, SPS 22-16
advantages, SBR 16-2
altering control files, SBR 16-25
archived redo logs
transmitting, SBR 16-7
control files
refreshing, SBR 16-29
creating, SBR 16-2
procedures, SBR 16-3
datafiles
renaming, SBR 16-24
taking offline, SBR 16-27
definition, SBR 16-2
direct path operations, SBR 16-27
effect of altering primary database, SBR 16-22
initialization parameters, SBR 16-25
maintaining, SBR 16-6
manual recovery mode
procedures, SBR 16-6
standby database, SBR 16-5
modes, SBR 16-5
read-only mode, SBR 16-5, SBR 16-19
redo log files
altering, SBR 16-24
sustained recovery mode, SBR 16-5
transmitting archived redo logs, SBR 16-7
standby transmission mode
definition of, SAD 7-15
Net8 and, SAD 7-15
RFS processes and, SAD 7-15
STANDBY_ARCHIVE_DEST initialization parameter, SBR 16-26
STANDBY_ARCHIVE_DEST parameter, SRF 1-121
of ALTER SYSTEM, SQL 7-108
STAR hint, SCN 24-15, SQL 2-60, STU 7-52
star joins, SCN 24-14
star query, SCN 24-14, STU 11-8
denormalized views, SCN 24-15
extended star schemas, SCN 24-15
hints, SCN 24-15
indexes, SCN 24-15
star transformation, SCN 24-16
tuning, SCN 24-15
star schema, STU 11-8
star schemas
denormalized views, SCN 24-15
star transformation, SCN 24-16, STU 7-66, STU 11-8
example, SCN 24-16
restrictions, SCN 24-20
STAR_TRANSFORMATION hint, SCN 24-19, SQL 2-62, STU 7-66, STU 11-8
STAR_TRANSFORMATION_ENABLED parameter, SCN 24-19, SRF 1-121, STU 7-67, STU 11-8
of ALTER SESSION, SQL 7-89
star-query optimization, GTK 3-3
START
defined, PSC 1-4
on Windows NT, PSC 1-4
Start, NET 8-3
start, NET 8-5
START CMAN command, NET 8-7
start columns
in partitioning and EXPLAIN PLAN, STU 13-15
START command
of CMCTL, reference, NET A-90
of LSNRCTL, NET 6-64, NET 8-5
of LSNRCTL, reference, NET A-25
of NAMESCTL, NET 6-31, NET 6-36, NET 8-3
of NAMESCTL, reference, NET A-81
START option
automatic archiving, SRF 1-60
START statement in Oracle Trace, STU 15-19, STU 15-20
Start Up Instance dialog box, SAD 3-2
START WITH clause, PLS 5-4
of ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW...REFRESH, SQL 7-50
of CREATE SEQUENCE, SQL 7-351
of SELECT, SQL 7-548
of SELECT and subqueries, SQL 7-543
START_CLIENT_CACHE, NET 8-4
START_CLIENT_CACHE command, NET A-83
starting
an instance
with multi-threaded servers, NET 9-4
an instance with dispatchers, NET 9-8
Console, PSC 5-15, PSC 6-14
listener, NET 8-5, PSC 4-9, PSC 4-18, PSC 4-39
Management Server, PSC 5-14, PSC 6-14
Net8 Assistant, NET 4-29
Net8 components, NET 8-2
Oracle Connection Manager, NET 8-7
Oracle Data Gatherer, PSC 5-30
Oracle Enterprise Manager, PSC 5-13
Oracle Intelligent Agents, PSC 5-13, PSC 6-14, PSC B-12
Oracle Names client cacher, NET 8-4
Oracle Names server, NET 6-31, NET 8-3
Oracle Parallel Server database, PSC 4-9, PSC 6-18, PSC 8-5
Oracle Performance Manager, PSC 7-4
from Console, PSC 5-32
standalone, PSC 5-31
the Console, PSC 6-14
the database, NET 8-6
starting a database
about, SAD 3-1
general procedures, SAD 3-2
starting an instance
at database creation, SAD 3-3
automatically at system startup, SAD 3-6
database closed and mounted, SAD 3-4
database name conflicts and, SAD 2-9
dispatcher processes and, SAD 4-5
enabling automatic archiving, SAD 7-9
examples of, SAD 3-6
exclusive mode, SAD 3-6
forcing, SAD 3-5
general procedures, SAD 3-2
mounting and opening the database, SAD 3-4
multi-threaded server and, SAD 3-2
normally, SAD 3-4
parallel mode, SAD 3-6
problems encountered while, SAD 3-5
recovery and, SAD 3-5
remote instance startup, SAD 3-6
restricted mode, SAD 3-4
with multi-threaded servers, SAD 4-4
without mounting a database, SAD 3-3
starting up
after file operations, SPS 15-6, SPS A-18
creating database and, SPS 14-3
database name, SRF 1-33
during instance recovery, SPS 14-4
exclusive mode, SPS 17-13, SPS 18-12
global constant parameters, SPS 6-9, SPS 18-9
instance number, SRF 1-52
remote instance, SPS 18-6, SPS 18-7, SPS 18-8, SPS 18-20
rollback segments, SPS 6-8, SPS 14-5
shared mode, SPS 18-15, SPS A-18
startup order, SPS 18-16, SRF 1-52
verifying access to files, SPS 6-2
STARTUP
triggers on, SQL 7-405
startup, SCN 5-2, SCN 5-5
allocation of the SGA, SCN 7-2
starting address, SCN 7-13
audit record, SCN 31-5
forcing, SCN 5-6
prohibited by dispatcher processes, SCN 8-20
recovery during, SCN 32-4
restricted mode, SCN 5-6
results, PSC 6-24
setting Parallel Server parameters for, PSC 6-37
steps, SCN 5-5
SYSDBA privilege, PSC 5-28
SYSOPER privilege, PSC 5-28
Startup (START)
defined, PSC 1-4
described, PSC 1-8
on Windows NT, PSC 1-4
STARTUP command, SAD 3-2, SPS 14-3, SPS 18-6, SPS 18-13
database name, SRF 1-33
FORCE option, SAD 3-5
MOUNT option, SAD 3-4, SBR 14-28, SBR 14-30, SPS 22-13
NOMOUNT option, SAD 2-6, SAD 3-3
of NAMESCTL, reference, NET A-83
of NAMESCTL, restriction, NET A-3, NET A-31
OPEN option, SPS 18-13
PFILE option, SPS 18-6, SPS 18-8
RECOVER option, SAD 3-5
specifying an instance, SPS 18-20
specifying database name, SAD 3-3
startup command (RMAN), SBR 11-142
STARTUP event
triggers on, SQL 7-405
STARTUP FORCE command
crash recovery required, SCN 32-4
startup troubleshooting, NET 8-11
startup types, PSC 6-19
force, PSC 6-19
mount, PSC 6-19
no mount, PSC 6-19
open, PSC 6-19
restrict, PSC 6-19
STARTUP_WAITTIME parameter, NET C-63
state
session, of package objects, ADG 10 - 15
statement
assignment, PLS 11-3
CLOSE, PLS 5-10, PLS 5-24, PLS 11-14
COMMIT, PLS 11-28
DELETE, PLS 11-49
dynamic SQL, PLS 10-2
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE, PLS 10-3
EXIT, PLS 11-61
FETCH, PLS 5-9, PLS 5-23, PLS 11-73
FORALL, PLS 4-32
GOTO, PLS 11-84
IF, PLS 11-86
INSERT, PLS 11-89
LOCK TABLE, PLS 11-96
LOOP, PLS 11-98
NULL, PLS 11-104
OPEN, PLS 5-8, PLS 11-113
OPEN-FOR, PLS 5-19, PLS 11-115
OPEN-FOR-USING, PLS 10-5
RAISE, PLS 11-132
RETURN, PLS 11-138
ROLLBACK, PLS 11-140
SAVEPOINT, PLS 11-144
SELECT INTO, PLS 11-145
SET TRANSACTION, PLS 11-149
UPDATE, PLS 11-159
statement failures, SBR 1-12
definition, SBR 1-12
statement handle
attributes, OCI A-14
description, OCI 2-10
statement terminator, PLS 11-12
statement triggers, SCN 20-8
conditional code for statements, ADG 13 - 17
described, SCN 20-8
row evaluation order, ADG 13 - 21
specifying SQL statement, ADG 13 - 5
timing, ADG 13 - 7
trigger evaluation order, ADG 13 - 21
UPDATE statements and, ADG 13 - 6, ADG 13 - 18
valid SQL statements, ADG 13 - 20
when fired, SCN 20-21
See also triggers
STATEMENT_ID column
PLAN_TABLE table, STU 13-3
statement-level read consistency, SCN 27-5
statement-level rollback, PCO 3-23, PLS 5-43
breaking deadlocks, PCO 3-24
description of, PC_ 3-22
to break deadlocks, PC_ 3-22
statements
See SQL statements
static arrays
binding, OCI 5-10
defining, OCI 5-17
STATIC clause
of ALTER TYPE, SQL 7-174
of CREATE TYPE, SQL 7-416
of CREATE TYPE BODY, SQL 7-422
static data dictionary views
added in Oracle8i, MIG C-2
changed in Oracle8i
added columns, MIG C-7
columns that may return NULLs, MIG C-14
dropped columns, MIG C-11
renamed columns, MIG C-13
obsolete in Oracle8i, MIG 8-24, MIG C-15
static hashing
lock mastering scheme, SPS 8-9
STATISTICS
Export parameter, SUT 1-23
statistics, STU 16-2, STU 27-31, STU 31-23, SUT 2-63
associating
with columns, SQL 7-195
with datatypes, SQL 7-196
with domain indexes, SQL 7-196
with functions, SQL 7-196
with indextypes, SQL 7-196
with packages, SQL 7-196
auditing conflict resolution, REP 7-18
checkpoint, SCN 8-11
collecting, SPR 34 - 66, RAR 8-150
computing exactly, SQL 7-188
consistent gets, STU 19-26, STU 21-4, STU 21-22
current value, STU 16-4
db block gets, STU 19-26, STU 21-4
dbwr checkpoints, SRF 1-68
deleting, REP 7-19
deleting from the data dictionary, SQL 7-190
dispatcher processes, STU 21-7
estimated, SCN 22-14
block sampling, SCN 22-14
row sampling, SCN 22-14
estimating, SQL 7-188
exporting and importing, SCN 22-8
extensible optimization, SCN 22-16
for conflict resolution, REP 7-18
forcing disassociation, SQL 7-445
from ANALYZE, SCN 22-13
from B*-tree or bitmap index, SCN 22-12
gathering with DBMS_STATS, STU 7-9
generating, STU 7-7
generating and managing with DBMS_STATS, SCN 22-12
generating for cost-based optimization, STU 7-7
HIGH_VALUE and LOW_VALUE, SCN 23-52
max session memory, STU 19-22
on indexes, SQL 7-283
operating system, STU 26-83
optimizer goal, SCN 23-32
optimizer mode, SCN 23-31
optimizer use of, SCN 22-7, SCN 22-8, SCN 23-32
partitioned tables and indexes, SCN 11-14
partitions and subpartitions, SCN 22-11
physical reads, STU 19-26
query servers, STU 21-14
queuing, SCN 19-11
rate of change, STU 16-5
selectivity of predicates, SCN 22-8
histograms, SCN 22-8, SCN 22-10
user-defined, SCN 22-17
session memory, STU 19-22
shared server processes, STU 21-10, STU 21-15
sorts (disk), STU 20-34
sorts (memory), STU 20-34
specifying for Export, SUT 1-23, SUT 2-27
timed, SRF 1-124
tuning, SPS 19-2
undo block, STU 21-3
updating, SAD 20-4
user-defined
dropping, SQL 7-452, SQL 7-454, SQL 7-456, SQL 7-466, SQL 7-475, SQL 7-480
user-defined statistics, SCN 22-17
when to generate, STU 7-24
statistics generation for long running operations, GTK 2-28
statistics types
disassociating
from columns, SQL 7-444
from functions, SQL 7-444
from packages, SQL 7-444
from types, SQL 7-444
disassociating from domain indexes, SQL 7-444
disassociating from indextypes, SQL 7-444
STATS command, NET A-91
status, NET 8-5
propagation, SPR 10 - 6, RAR 8-25
status codes
meaning of, PC_ 9-14
status codes for error reporting, PCO 8-22
STATUS command
of CMCTL, reference, NET A-92
of LSNRCTL, NET 8-5
of LSNRCTL, reference, NET A-27
of NAMESCTL, reference, NET A-84
Status Details tab, PSC 6-25
from Edit Parallel Server dialog box, PSC 6-29
from Parallel Server Operation Results dialog box, PSC 6-25
Status tab
from Edit Parallel Server dialog box, PSC 6-28
status variables, PC_ 9-2
STDDEV aggregate function, PLS 5-3
STDDEV function, SQL 4-38
Step, SAD 1-18, SAD 1-20
STEP clause
mimicking, PLS 3-12
stepwise refinement, PLS 1-2
STMLEN parameter, PCO 8-35
STMT_AUDIT_OPTION_MAP table
auditing option type codes, SRF 2-183
stop, NET 8-5
STOP action
in the WHENEVER statement, PC_ 9-25
of WHENEVER directive, PC_ F-120, PCO 8-30, PCO F-92
result of, PC_ 9-25
stop columns
in partitioning and EXPLAIN PLAN, STU 13-15
STOP command
of CMCTL, reference, NET A-92
of LSNRCTL, NET 6-64, NET 8-5
of LSNRCTL, reference, NET A-29
of NAMESCTL, reference, NET A-85
STOP NOW command
of CMCTL, reference, NET A-93
Stop on Error setting
Create New Scheduled Link property sheet, REP 2-13
STOP statement in Oracle Trace, STU 15-19, STU 15-20
stopping
listener, PSC 4-16, PSC 4-37
Oracle Parallel Server database, PSC 6-21
storage
altering tablespaces, SAD 9-8
clusters, SCN 10-49
datafiles, SCN 3-16
file, STU 20-5
fragmentation in parallel DDL, SCN 26-33
hash clusters, SCN 10-51
index partitions, SCN 11-37
indexes, SCN 10-26
logical structures, SCN 3-6, SCN 10-2
nested tables, SCN 14-19
nulls, SCN 10-7
object tables, SCN 14-18
parallel INSERT, SCN 25-8
quotas and, SAD 23-14
REFs, SCN 14-19
restricting for users, SCN 29-14
revoking tablespaces and, SAD 23-14, SCN 29-14
table partitions, SCN 11-27
tablespace quotas and, SCN 29-14
triggers, SCN 20-2, SCN 20-25
unlimited quotas, SAD 23-14
user quotas on, SCN 1-42
view definitions, SCN 10-14
storage character sets, NLS A-6
supported, NLS A-7
storage characteristics
resetting, SQL 7-581
STORAGE clause, SQL 7-575
CREATE TABLE statement, STU 20-24
examples, STU 20-24
modifying parameters, STU 20-33
modifying SQL.BSQ, STU 20-33
of ALTER CLUSTER, SQL 7-4
of ALTER INDEX, SQL 7-30
of ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW, SQL 7-46
of ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW LOG, SQL 7-54
of ALTER ROLLBACK SEGMENT, SQL 7-73, SQL 7-74
of CREATE INDEX, SQL 7-281
of CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW LOG / SNAPSHOT LOG, SQL 7-314
of CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW LOG/SNAPSHOT LOG. See CREATE TABLE.
of CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW/SNAPSHOT. See CREATE TABLE.
of CREATE ROLLBACK SEGMENTS, SQL 7-346
of CREATE TABLE, SQL 7-361, SQL 7-370
of CREATE TABLESPACE, SQL 7-394
OPTIMAL, STU 20-30
parallel execution, SCN 26-33
parallel query, STU 27-21
using, SCN 4-11
storage devices
configuring, LEG 3-2
on UNIX, LEG 3-7, LEG 3-8
on Windows, LEG 3-8, LEG 3-9, LEG 3-10
labeled volumes, LEG 3-11
labeling a volume
on UNIX, LEG 3-14
on Windows, LEG 3-15, LEG 3-16
labeling and mounting volumes, LEG 3-13
LSM server features, LEG 3-2
mounting a volume
on UNIX, LEG 3-16
on Windows, LEG 3-17
recycling volumes, LEG 3-20
removing storage volumes from media index, LEG 3-20
resource attributes, LEG 3-5
tape device
auto media management, LEG 3-19
no-rewind device name to prevent data loss, LEG 3-2
types that LSM supports, LEG 3-2
unmounting a volume
on UNIX, LEG 3-18
on Windows, LEG 3-18
volume pools, LEG 3-10, LEG 3-11, LEG 3-12
STORAGE IN ROW clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-132
STORAGE keyword, SUT 8-29
storage options
clustered tables, SPS 17-6, SPS A-20
extent size, SPS 6-8, SPS 17-11, SPS 17-13, SPS 17-14
index, SPS 17-8
rollback segment, SPS 6-8
table, SPS 17-6
Storage page
Snapshot Log property sheet, REP 7-23
STORAGE parameter
of ALTER INDEX, SQL 7-30, SQL 7-35
storage parameters, SUT 2-52
applicable objects, SAD 12-7
changing settings, SAD 12-11
data dictionary, SAD 20-26
default, SAD 12-7
estimating export requirements, SUT 1-9
exporting tables, SUT 1-16
for the data dictionary, SAD 20-27
INITIAL, SAD 12-7, SAD 14-11
INITRANS, SAD 12-9, SAD 14-11
MAXEXTENTS, SAD 12-8
MAXEXTENTS UNLIMITED, SCN 26-40
MAXTRANS, SAD 12-9, SAD 14-11
MINEXTENTS, SAD 12-8, SAD 14-11
NEXT, SAD 12-8, SCN 25-8
calculating, SCN 25-9
OPTIMAL (in rollback segments), SAD 21-5, SCN 4-25, SCN 26-40
OPTIMAL parameter, SUT 2-53
overriding
Import, SUT 2-53
parallel direct-load INSERT, SCN 25-8
PCTFREE, ADG 3 - 9, SAD 14-10
PCTINCREASE, SAD 12-8, SCN 25-8, SCN 25-10
PCTUSED, ADG 3 - 9, SAD 14-10
preallocating
direct path load, SUT 8-16
precedence of, SAD 12-11
rollback segments, SAD 21-8
setting, SCN 4-11
snapshot log
altering, REP 7-23
SYSTEM rollback segment, SAD 21-9
temporary for a direct path load, SUT 8-11
temporary segments, SAD 12-12
storage settings
editing for snapshots, REP 5-27
storage_clause
of CREATE CLUSTER, SQL 7-238
STORAGE_ERROR exception, PLS 6-6
when raised, PLS 7-38
STORE AS clause, ADG 16 - 32
STORE IN DEFAULT clause
of CREATE INDEX, SQL 7-285
STORE IN tablespace clause
of CREATE INDEX, SQL 7-285
store table, PLS 4-4
store-and-forward replication, REP 2-3
stored functions, ADG 10 - 5, SCN 1-26, SCN 18-2, SCN 18-6, SQL 7-267
creating, ADG 10 - 9
describing, OCI 6-2
importing, SUT 2-61
stored outlines
assigning category names to, STU 7-28
creating, using, STU 7-28
downgrading, MIG 12-36
dropping, STU 7-30
dropping unused, STU 7-30
execution plans and Plan Stability, STU 7-25
hints, STU 7-26
managing with OUTLN_PKG, STU 7-30
matching with SQL statements, STU 7-27
OUTLN_PKG package, SPR 55 - 1
reassigning categories, STU 7-31
storage requirements, STU 7-27
tables, moving, STU 7-31
using, STU 7-28
viewing data for, STU 7-29
stored packages
importing, SUT 2-61
stored procedure
opening a cursor, PCO 6-38
sample programs, PCO 6-38
stored procedures, ADG 10 - 5, SCN 1-26, SCN 16-15, SCN 18-2, SCN 18-6, SPS 7-8
argument values, ADG 10 - 53
calling, SCN 16-18
contrasted with anonymous blocks, SCN 18-9
creating, ADG 10 - 9
describing, OCI 6-2
direct path load, SUT 8-24
distributed query creation, ADG 10 - 47, DDS 4-3
exceptions, ADG 10 - 44, ADG 10 - 45
importing, SUT 2-61
in Oracle Trace, STU 15-24
invoking, ADG 10 - 50
KEEP, STU 10-5
managing privileges, DDS 2-25
names of, ADG 10 - 5
opening a cursor, PCO 6-34
overloading names of, ADG 10 - 12
parameter
default values, ADG 10 - 9
privileges, ADG 10 - 53
privileges for recompiling, SAD 20-25
program example, PC_ 7-23
READ_MODULE, STU 5-5
registering with the database, STU 5-1, STU 12-7
remote, ADG 10 - 54
remote object security, DDS 2-25
remote objects and, ADG 10 - 55
sample programs, PCO 6-24
SET_ACTION, STU 5-3
SET_CLIENT_INFO, STU 5-4
SET_MODULE, STU 5-2
SIZES, STU 10-5
storing, ADG 10 - 9
synonyms, ADG 10 - 56
triggers contrasted with, SCN 20-2
using privileges granted to PUBLIC, ADG 12 - 22, SAD 24-16
variables and constants, SCN 16-17
See also procedures
stored procedures, Java, GTK 2-19
stored scripts
creating, SBR 6-20
deleting, SBR 6-22
executing, SBR 6-21
listing all, SBR 6-22
managing, SBR 6-20
printing, SBR 6-22
Recovery Manager, SBR 4-10
replacing, SBR 6-21
stored subprogram, PLS 1-18, PLS 7-11
calling, PCO 6-23
creating, PCO 6-21
packaged versus standalone, PCO 6-21
stored versus inline, PCO D-4
using to improve performance, PCO D-4
stored subprogram, calling, PCO 6-21
stored subprograms
calling, PC_ 7-23
creating, PC_ 7-21
packaged versus stand-alone, PC_ 7-20
stored versus inline, PC_ 7-20
storing data
in multi-byte character sets, NLS 3-14
strategies
backup, SBR 3-15 to SBR 3-24
backups
ARCHIVELOG mode, SBR 3-16
NOARCHIVELOG mode, SBR 3-16
recovery
deciding what to recovery, SBR 3-28
determining when media recovery is necessary, SBR 3-30
stream
tape drive, SAD 7-23
stream record format, SUT 5-91
stream record format records, SUT 3-6
STRING
external datatype, OCI 3-11
string comparison semantics, PLS B-2
string comparisons, SUT 5-15
and WHERE clause, NLS 4-7
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-46
STRING datatype, PC_ 4-6, PCO 4-14
string host variables
declaring, PC_ 5-8
string literal, PLS 2-8
string literals
continuing on the next line, PCO 2-13
string manipulation using OCI, NLS 5-6
STRING subtype, PLS 2-18
strings
passing as parameters, OCI 2-31
striping, STU 20-22, STU 26-38
analyzing, STU 26-41
and disk affinity, STU 27-16
example, STU 26-63
examples, STU 20-24
local, STU 26-40
manual, STU 20-23, STU 26-38, STU 26-39
media recovery, STU 26-44
operating system, STU 26-38
operating system software, STU 20-25
Oracle, STU 26-39
temporary tablespace, STU 26-70
Struct Component Alignment, PC_ E-2
structs
array of, PC_ 8-17, PC_ A-2
as host variables, PC_ 4-39
C, using, PC_ 17-32
for collection object types, PC_ 18-3
generating C structs for a REF, PC_ 17-33
pointers as host variables, PC_ 4-47
structs (structures)
cannot be nested, PC_ 4-41
structure theorem, PLS 3-2
structured payload, ADQ 1-5
Structured Query Language (SQL), SCN 1-52, SCN 16-2
See also SQL
Structured Query Language. See SQL.
structures
arrays of, OCI 5-17
data blocks
shown in rowids, SCN 12-18
data dictionary, SCN 1-30, SCN 2-1
datafiles
shown in rowids, SCN 12-18
locking, SCN 27-28
logical, SCN 1-5, SCN 1-9, SCN 4-1
data blocks, SCN 1-10, SCN 4-2, SCN 4-3
extents, SCN 1-10, SCN 4-2, SCN 4-11
schema objects, SCN 1-10, SCN 10-2
segments, SCN 1-10, SCN 4-2, SCN 4-16
tablespaces, SCN 1-9, SCN 3-1, SCN 3-6
memory, SCN 1-14, SCN 7-1
physical, SCN 1-5, SCN 1-11
control files, SCN 1-13, SCN 32-21
datafiles, SCN 1-11, SCN 3-1, SCN 3-16
redo log files, SCN 1-12, SCN 32-7
processes, SCN 1-14, SCN 1-17, SCN 8-1
structures (structs)
nesting not permitted for host, PC_ 4-41
stub, PLS 3-19, PLS 7-3
SUBPARTITION BY HASH clause
of CREATE TABLE, SQL 7-364, SQL 7-378
SUBPARTITION clause
of ANALYZE, SQL 7-188
of CREATE INDEX, SQL 7-285
of CREATE TABLE, SQL 7-379
of DELETE, SQL 7-441
of INSERT, SQL 7-515
of LOCK TABLE, SQL 7-521
of SELECT, SQL 7-546
of UPDATE, SQL 7-587
subpartition locks
DML, SCN 11-46
SUBPARTITION option, SCN 11-63
subpartition-extended table names, SQL 2-65
in DML statements, SQL 2-65
restrictions on, SQL 2-66
syntax, SQL 2-66
subpartitions
adding, SQL 7-146
adding rows to, SQL 7-513
allocating extents for, SQL 7-140, SQL 7-146
coalescing, SQL 7-146
converting into nonpartitioned tables, SQL 7-152
creating, SQL 7-364, SQL 7-379
deallocating unused space from, SQL 7-141, SQL 7-146
inserting rows into, SQL 7-515
locking, SQL 7-520
logging insert operations, SQL 7-142
moving to a different segment, SQL 7-147
physical attributes
changing, SQL 7-135
removing rows from, SQL 7-150, SQL 7-441
renaming, SQL 7-147
revising values in, SQL 7-587
specifying, SQL 7-378
statistics, SCN 22-11
SUBPARTITIONS clause
of CREATE TABLE, SQL 7-378
subprogram, PLS 7-2
advantages, PLS 7-3
declaring, PLS 7-9
how calls are resolved, PLS 7-25
local, PLS 1-18
overloading, PLS 7-23
packaged, PLS 1-18, PLS 7-10
parts, PLS 7-2
procedure versus function, PLS 7-5
recursive, PLS 7-38
standalone, PLS 1-18
stored, PLS 1-18, PLS 7-11
subprogram, PL/SQL, PCO 6-4
subprogram, PL/SQL or Java, PCO 6-21
subqueries, DDS 2-25, SCN 16-12, SQL 5-18, SQL 7-541, SQL 7-544
CHECK constraints prohibit, SCN 28-18
containing subqueries, SQL 5-24
converting to joins, SCN 23-13
correlated, SQL 5-24
defined, SQL 5-18
definition of, PC_ 6-9
example of, PC_ 6-9, PC_ 6-10
in DDL statements, SCN 26-31
in DML statements
serializable isolation, SCN 27-14
in remote updates, DDS 1-11, SCN 33-11
inline views, SCN 10-16
NOT IN, SCN 24-13
optimizing IN subquery, SCN 23-17
query processing, SCN 16-12
to insert table data, SQL 7-384
uses for, PC_ 6-9
using in the SET clause, PC_ 6-10
using in the VALUES clause, PC_ 6-9
See also queries
subqueries for snapshots, REP A-3
subquery, PCO 5-10, PLS 5-11
correlated, STU 27-18
example, PCO 5-10
using in the SET clause, PCO 5-10
using in the VALUES clause, PCO 5-10
subquery snapshots
AND expression and, REP 3-13
EXIST clause and, REP 3-13
filter columns requirement, REP 3-13
joins for, REP 3-13
many-to-many references, REP 3-13
many-to-one references, REP 3-13
number of columns in master tables, REP 3-13
Subscribe, ADQ 1-7
SUBSCRIPT_BEYOND_COUNT exception, PLS 6-6
SUBSCRIPT_OUTSIDE_LIMIT exception, PLS 6-6
subscription & recipient lists, ADQ 1-8
subscription handle, OCI 2-11
attributes, OCI A-37
subscriptions
rule-based, SCN 19-5, SCN 19-6
sub-shared exclusive mode, SPS 8-7
sub-shared mode, SPS 8-7
SUBSTR function, PLS 6-19, SQL 4-38
SUBSTRB function, SQL 4-39
subtotal values
deriving, SQL 7-549
subtype, PLS 2-12, PLS 2-24
CHARACTER, PLS 2-14
compatibility, PLS 2-26
DEC, PLS 2-13
DECIMAL, PLS 2-13
defining, PLS 2-24
DOUBLE PRECISION, PLS 2-13
FLOAT, PLS 2-13
INT, PLS 2-13
INTEGER, PLS 2-13
NATURAL, PLS 2-12
NATURALN, PLS 2-12
NUMERIC, PLS 2-13
overloading, PLS 7-24
POSITIVE, PLS 2-12
POSITIVEN, PLS 2-12
REAL, PLS 2-13
SIGNTYPE, PLS 2-12
SMALLINT, PLS 2-13
STRING, PLS 2-18
VARCHAR, PLS 2-18
suggested development approach for data cartridge, DCI 2-14
SUM aggregate function, PLS 5-3
SUM function, SQL 4-40
summaries, SCN 10-17
summary advisor, STU 32-14
summary management, GTK 2-22, STU 28-3
compatibility, MIG 8-13
CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW statement, GTK 2-22
dimensions (dimension schema object), GTK 2-22
materialized view, GTK 2-22
query rewrite, GTK 2-22
refreshing materialized views, GTK 2-22
summary advisory functions package (DBMS_OLAP), GTK 2-23
summary of planning results, NET 3-15
summed dirty queue length statistic, SRF C-18
SunSoft's SunNet Manager, SCN 33-20
SunSoft'sSunNetManager, DDS 1-20
supplied packages, SCN 18-16
invoker or definer rights, SCN 30-8
Support, ADQ 1-7
support for SQL, PLS 5-2
supported character sets, NLS 3-16
supported character string functionality and character sets, NLS 3-16
survivability, REP 8-11, SCN 32-26
design considerations, REP 8-13
Parallel Server and, REP 8-12
suspect save set, LEG 2-8
SUSPEND clause
of ALTER SYSTEM, SQL 7-100
SUSPEND option
ALTER SYSTEM command, SBR 13-9
SUSPEND_MASTER_ACTIVITY procedure
DBMS_REPCAT package, REP 2-23
suspending a database, SBR 13-9
suspend/resume mode, SBR 13-9
sustained recovery mode, SBR 16-5
sustained standby recovery mode, SQL 7-14
terminating, SQL 7-14
timeout period, SQL 7-14
SVR_PID.TRC file contents, NET 11-32
swapping, STU 17-4, STU 18-4
library cache, STU 19-15
reducing, STU 19-4
SGA, STU 19-41
switch archiving mode, SPS 14-2, SPS 14-9, SPS B-2
switch command (RMAN), SBR 11-144
Switch current to new buffer statistic, SRF C-5
SWITCH LOGFILE clause
of ALTER SYSTEM, SQL 7-100
SWITCH LOGFILE option
ALTER SYSTEM command, SAD 6-16
switch redo log file, SRF 1-67
switches, verifying, LEG B-5
switching processes, STU 18-4
sword
definition, OCI 3-27
SYEAR date format element, SQL 2-41
symbol
compound, PLS 2-4
simple, PLS 2-3
symbols
defining, PC_ 2-16
symmetric multiprocessor, SPS 2-5, SPS 3-2, SPS 3-4, STU 26-3
configuration, SPS 1-15
in loosely coupled system, SPS 3-5
parallel processing, SPS 1-5
SYN synonym for USER_SYNONYMS, SRF 2-183
synchronization
cost of, SPS 1-10, SPS 1-17, SPS 2-9, SPS 2-11, SPS 2-12
non-PCM, SPS 4-16
overhead, SPS 1-10
synchronized replication enqueue, SRF B-2
synchronous authentication mode, RADIUS, OAS 3-4
synchronous data operations, NET 2-4
synchronous data propagation, REP 1-15, REP 8-6, SCN 34-16
synchronously replicated transactions
destination of, REP 8-8
synonym
database links, PCO 3-15
synonyms, SCN 21-8
attributes, OCI 6-14
changing the definition of, SQL 7-474
constraints indirectly affect, SCN 28-5
CREATE command, DDS 2-22
creating, ADG 3 - 43, SAD 15-12, SQL 7-355
definition and creation, DDS 2-22
described, SCN 10-20
describing, OCI 6-2
direct path load, SUT 8-9
displaying dependencies of, SAD 20-32
dropped tables and, ADG 3 - 10, SAD 14-12
dropping, ADG 3 - 44, SAD 15-12
examples, DDS 2-23
Export, SUT 1-49
for data dictionary views, SCN 2-4
granting
system privileges on, SQL 7-499
inherit privileges from object, SCN 30-3
local, SQL 7-356
location transparency using, DDS 2-22
managing, SAD 15-11
managing privileges, DDS 2-24
name resolution, DDS 2-18
overview of, SCN 1-26
partition-extended table names, SCN 11-65
private, SAD 15-11, SCN 10-20
private, dropping, SQL 7-474
privileges, ADG 3 - 43
privileges for creating, SAD 15-12
privileges for dropping, SAD 15-12
public, SAD 15-11, SCN 10-20, SQL 7-356
dropping, SQL 7-474
remote, SQL 7-356
remote object security, DDS 2-24
removing from the database, SQL 7-474
renaming, SQL 7-527
stored procedures and packages, ADG 10 - 56
synonyms for, SQL 7-355
uses of, SCN 10-20
using, ADG 3 - 43
SYNONYMS view, SRF 2-183
syntactic checking, PCO E-2
syntax
continuation lines, PCO 2-13
embedded SQL statements, PCO 2-15
Export command, SUT 1-10
for CMCTL, NET A-89 to NET A-93
for listener configuration parameters, NET C-50 to NET C-64
for local naming configuration parameters, NET C-31 to NET C-49
for LSNRCTL, NET 8-15, NET A-4 to NET A-30
for NAMESCTL, NET A-34 to NET A-88
for Oracle Connection Manager configuration parameters, NET C-76 to NET C-80
for Oracle Names server configuration parameters, NET C-65 to NET C-75
for profile configuration parameters, NET C-7 to NET C-30
for protocol configuration parameters, NET C-81
Import command, SUT 2-7
loops, SQL A-2
multipart diagrams, SQL A-3
rules for configuration files, NET C-2
SQLADR subroutine, PCO 11-14
SQLGLM subroutine, PCO 8-26
SQLNUL subroutine, PCO 11-21
SQLPRC, PCO 11-20
syntax checking
controlling with the SQLCHECK option, PC_ D-2
definition of, PC_ D-2
syntax conventions
Recovery Manager, SBR 11-2
syntax definition, PLS 11-1
syntax diagram
description of, PC_ F-9
how to read, PC_ F-9
how to use, PC_ F-9
symbols used in, PC_ F-9
syntax diagram, reading, PLS 11-2
syntax diagrams, SQL A-1
description of, PCO F-7
explanation of, SBR 11-2
how to read, PCO F-7
how to use, PCO F-7
keywords, SBR 11-3
parameters, SBR 11-3
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-4
symbols used in, PCO F-7
syntax, embedded SQL, PC_ 2-5, PCO 2-6
SYS
initial password, SAD 1-5
objects owned, SAD 1-5
policies for protecting, SAD 22-7
privileges, SAD 1-5
user, SAD 1-5
SYS schema
database triggers stored in, SQL 7-407
functions stored in, SQL 7-407
user-created objects in, MIG 8-24
SYS username
data dictionary tables owned by, SCN 2-3
security domain of, SCN 29-3
statement execution not audited, SCN 31-5
temporary schema objects owned by, SCN 29-14
V$ views, SCN 2-7
SYS_CONTEXT function, SQL 4-40
SYS_GUID function, SQL 4-41
SYS_INCLUDE
system header files in C++, PC_ 12-5
SYS_INCLUDE precompiler option, PC_ 10-39
SYS_OBJECTS view, SRF 2-184
SYS.AUD$
audit trail, SAD 25-2
creating and deleting, SAD 25-4
SYS.AUD$ view
purging, SCN 2-5
SYSCATALOG view, SRF 2-183
SYSDATE datatype
example, SUT 4-28
SYSDATE function, ADG 4 - 9, PCO 4-7, SQL 4-42
SYSDATE keyword
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-56
SYSDBA, SPS 18-13, SPS 18-21, SPS 18-26, SPS 21-11, SUT 1-36
connecting in Pro*C/C++, MIG 8-18
connecting in Pro*COBOL, MIG 8-19
SYSDBA privilege, PCO A-3, PSC 5-21, PSC 5-28, PSC 6-38, SCN 5-3
SYSDBA privilege, granting, PSC 5-26
SYSDBA privileges, how to set, PCO 3-12
SYSDBA system privilege, SQL 7-502
SYSDBA/SYSOPER Privileges, PC_ A-5
SYSFILES view, SRF 2-183
SYS.INCEXP table
Export, SUT 1-51
SYS.INCFIL table
Export, SUT 1-51
SYS.INCVID table
Export, SUT 1-52
SYSOPER, SPS 18-13, SPS 18-21, SPS 18-26, SPS 21-11
SYSOPER privilege, PCO A-3, PSC 5-21, PSC 5-28, PSC 6-38, SCN 5-3
how to set, PCO 3-12
SYSOPER privilege, granting, PSC 5-26
SYSOPER system privilege, SQL 7-502
SYSOPER/SYSDBA privileges
adding users to the password file, SAD 1-12
connecting with, SAD 1-14
determining who has privileges, SAD 1-13
granting and revoking, SAD 1-13
SYSSEGOBJ view, SRF 2-183
SYSTEM
initial password, SAD 1-5
objects owned, SAD 1-5
policies for protecting, SAD 22-7
user, SAD 1-5
System Change Number (SCN)
checking for a datafile, SAD 10-14
in-doubt transactions, DDS 3-32
system change number (SCN), SPS 10-4
archive file format, SPS 21-5
archiving redo log files, SPS 21-4
definition, SBR 1-9
incrementation, SPS 4-4
Lamport, SPS 4-7
non-PCM lock, SPS 7-5
redo log history, SPS 21-6
use in distributed recovery, SBR 15-17
when determined, SAD 6-2
system change numbers (SCN)
committed transactions, SCN 17-5
coordination in a distributed database system, DDS 3-17
defined, SCN 17-5
read consistency and, SCN 27-5
redo logs, SCN 8-10
when determined, SCN 27-5
system commit number enqueue, SRF B-2
System Configuration File, PC_ E-3
system configuration file, PC_ 10-3
system control statements, SCN 1-53, SCN 16-5, SQL 6-5
PL/SQL support of, SQL 6-5
system date
altering, SQL 7-102
System Environment Variable, OAS 7-15
system events, ADG 14 - 1
attributes, ADG 14 - 2
attributes of, SQL 7-407
client events, ADG 14 - 5
resource manager events, ADG 14 - 4
tracking, ADG 13 - 52, ADG 14 - 1
triggers on, SQL 7-405
system failure
effect on transactions, PC_ 3-17
system failures, SBR 1-12
effect on transactions, PCO 3-20
System Global Area, SAD 2-11
system global area
holds sequence number cache, ADG 3 - 40
System Global Area (SGA), PC_ 7-20, PCO 6-21, SAD 2-11
buffer areas, SRF 1-25, SRF 1-67
buffer cache, SRF 1-25
in parallel server, SPS 5-5
instance, SPS 5-4
maximum concurrent transactions, SRF 1-125
parameter file, SPS 18-3
rollback segment size, SRF 1-72
row cache, SPS 6-6
sequence cache, SPS 6-6
SHOW SGA command, SPS 18-21
size of, SRF 1-25
statistics, SPS 18-21
system global area (SGA), SCN 7-2
allocating, SCN 5-5
contents of, SCN 7-3
data dictionary cache, SCN 2-4, SCN 7-10
database buffer cache, SCN 7-3
diagram, SCN 5-2
fixed, SCN 7-3
large pool, SCN 7-12
limiting private SQL areas, SCN 29-18
overview of, SCN 1-16, SCN 7-2
redo log buffer, SCN 7-6, SCN 17-5
rollback segments and, SCN 17-5
shared and writable, SCN 7-3
shared pool, SCN 7-6
size of, SCN 7-12
variable parameters, SCN 5-4
when allocated, SCN 7-2
System Global Area (SGA), defined, PSC 1-9
system global area. See SGA.
System Global Area tuning, STU 19-5
system header files
specifying the location of, PC_ 12-5
System Identifier (SID) option
Net8 Assistant
System Identifier (SID) option, NET 6-71
system monitor process (SMON), SCN 8-11
defined, SCN 1-19, SCN 8-11
instance recovery, SCN 32-4
parallel DML instance recovery, SCN 26-41
parallel DML system recovery, SCN 26-41
Parallel Server and, SCN 8-11, SCN 26-41
rolling back transactions, SCN 32-10
temporary segment cleanup, SCN 8-11
System Network Architecture (SNA), NET 4-26
system objects
importing, SUT 2-13
system performance, SRF 1-11
system privileges, SAD 24-2, SCN 30-2
ADMIN OPTION, SCN 14-14, SCN 30-3
described, SCN 30-2
granting, SQL 7-343, SQL 7-493
to a role, SQL 7-494
to a user, SQL 7-494
to all users, SQL 7-494
to PUBLIC, SQL 7-494
granting and revoking, SCN 30-3
list of, SQL 7-495
revoking, SQL 7-529
from a role, SQL 7-530
from a user, SQL 7-529
from all users, SQL 7-530
from PUBLIC, SQL 7-530
user-defined types, SCN 14-13
See also privileges
system requirements, OAS 1-11, OAS 11-2
CyberSafe, OAS 1-12
for migration, MIG 2-15
Identix Biometric, OAS 1-12
Kerberos, OAS 1-12
RADIUS, OAS 1-12
SecurID, OAS 1-12
SSL, OAS 1-12
SYSTEM rollback segment, SCN 4-26, SPS 6-8, SRF 1-110
altering storage parameters of, SAD 21-9
system tables
incremental export, SUT 1-50
SYSTEM tablespace, SCN 3-6, SPS 14-5
cannot drop, SAD 9-15
data dictionary stored in, SCN 2-2, SCN 2-5, SCN 3-6
datafile 1, SCN 3-16
initial rollback segment, SAD 21-2
media failure, SCN 32-6
Migration utility, MIG 2-6, MIG 3-6
non-data dictionary tables and, SAD 14-3
online requirement of, SCN 3-9
Oracle Data Migration Assistant, MIG 4-4
procedures stored in, SCN 3-6, SCN 18-18
recovery of, SBR 14-23
restrictions on taking offline, SAD 10-7
space
insufficient for migration, MIG A-2
when created, SAD 9-4
SYSTEM tablespace raw device, PSC 2-6
system time, changing
effect on recovery, SBR 14-26
SYSTEM username
security domain of, SCN 29-3
SYSTEM_PRIVILEGE_MAP view, SRF 2-183
system-based security, REP A-4
system-specific Oracle documentation, ADG 13 - 4, PC_ 1-10, PC_ 2-18, PC_ 3-7, PC_ 5-31, PC_ 5-56, PC_ 20-1
archived redo log name, SPS 21-5
client-server processing, SPS 1-20
datafiles, maximum number, SPS B-3
free list overhead, SPS 11-5
instance number range, SPS 17-12
MAXLOGHISTORY default, SPS 21-6
Net8 connect string, SPS 18-17
password file name, SPS 18-26
PL/SQL wrapper, ADG 10 - 27
recovery process allocation, SPS 22-15
redo log archive destination, SPS 21-6
redo log archive format, SPS 21-6
software constraints, STU 17-6
supported Oracle configurations, SPS 1-14
system change number
Lamport, SPS 4-7
SCN, SPS 4-5
USE_ASYNC_IO, STU 26-30
system-specific reference, PC_ 4-6, PC_ 10-2, PC_ 10-6, PC_ 10-26, PC_ 10-40
SYYYY date format element, SQL 2-41



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