{lang: ‘ar’}When data files are not stored contiguously (adjacent to each other) it is called fragmentation. This causes system overhead resulting from multiple Read/Writes and reduces performance. Windows Disk Defragmenter is a utility that reorganizes files and folders to use space contiguously.
Customize Console Navigator
October 29, 2007 By Leave a Comment
{lang: ‘ar’}From Release 9.x, Regular Administrators have to be granted specific access to Targets they will be managing. Only Super Administrators can grant specific access to Targets to the Regular Administrators. Hence, depending on the Regular Administrator’s functions, they may be granted access to all or some of the Targets. The Console Navigator will display [...]
Email Notification in Enterprise Manager 9x
October 28, 2007 By Leave a Comment
{lang: ‘ar’}As a DBA you may need to constantly monitor, among others, the status of Jobs and Events. One way of doing this is by setting up email notifications. You can choose to be notified if a Job or Event has completed or failed. This article details the steps for setting up email notifications. The [...]
Blackout in Release 9x
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{lang: ‘ar’}Blackouts help suspend Email / Paging Notifications during periods of planned maintenance. The Blackout functionality in Oracle9i Enterprise Manager has been enhanced. In Oracle9i EnterpriseManager, Blackouts can be set by the following methods: Using the Console’s Configuration menu (Configuration > Select Paging or Email Blackout Using agentctl command line utility What is the difference [...]
Insert Word Table using Keystrokes
October 28, 2007 By Leave a Comment
{lang: ‘ar’}Table in a Word Document is used to organize data into rows and columns. It enhances the layout of the presented data. Creating a Table using the ‘Table’ menu can be done in a snap. Table can also be created using your keyboard by typing out some plus and minus signs! Yes, that is [...]
Schedule using Windows ‘At’ command
October 28, 2007 By 1 Comment
{lang: ‘ar’}The ‘At’ command in Windows allows you to schedule any program or script to run at a specified time. You can schedule the program to run on specified days of the week at the specified time. This works with the Scheduling service and hence the Schedule service must be running to use the ‘At’ [...]
Windows Print Screen Feature
October 28, 2007 By 2 Comments
{lang: ‘ar’}Print Screen function provides basic screen capture functionality that enables you to capture the entire screen or an active window in a few steps. The captured print screen image can be manipulated using any image editor. Steps Press the Print Screen key on your keyboard. The screen print is saved onto the Windows clipboard. [...]
crontab command
October 28, 2007 By Leave a Comment
Using Office Clipboard
October 28, 2007 By Leave a Comment
{lang: ‘ar’}One of the drawbacks of Windows Clipboard is its inability to retain several items. It can only retain the last saved one. Microsoft Office, however, has a feature that can save multiple items from any Microsoft application. This feature is called an Office Clipboard and can hold a maximum of 24 items. If you [...]
Reset Sysman Password
October 27, 2007 By Leave a Comment
{lang: ‘ar’}When you log on to the Console for the first time,you are prompted to change the password for Sysman, as Sysman is a Super Administrator account with unlimited privileges. What happens if you don’t remember the changed password subsequently? Can you log on using the default password again? The answer is No. What [...]
