Answer / suman

]$echo $ORACLE_HOME

Answer / kittu

]$ $ORACLE_HOME/OPatch/optach lsinventory -all

the above statement will display total oracle software locations

Answer / nagesh yadav

$ORACLE_HOME/oui
more oraparam.ini
OUI_VERSION=10.2.0.4.0

Answer / james alalade

sqlplus -v

Answer / vivek

Run sqlplus command and check.

$sqlplus username/password@connection string

Answer / suman

$echo $ORACLE_HOME

what is difference between user managed backup and rman backup?

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Compare and contrast TRUNCATE and DELETE for a table.

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what is the last version,the release date of that version and fix pack of ibm db2 udb?

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In which dictionary table or view would you look to determine at which time a snapshot or MVIEW last successfully refreshed?

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How do you recover a datafile that has not been physically been backed up since its creation and has been deleted. Provide syntax example.

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1)how to Take Backup in sql server 2005 from Flash Drive

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Explain materialized views and how they are used.

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Can you redefine a table online?

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wat is global index and local indes

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how can you record information about current session?

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Draft one mock email requesting your non-technical management grant you downtime to (provide justification where applicable) complete the following tasks: (1) Generate statistics on a large table; (2) Generate an RDA – if you don't know what an RDA is please say so. (3) Rename datafiles.

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