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E date format element, SQL 2-46
E number format element, SQL 2-41
EBCDIC character set, SQL 2-34
Import, SUT 2-53
sorting order, NLS 2-28
EBU
backup management, MIG 9-40
Edit button, in Oracle Directory Manager, OID 4-12
Edit menu item, in Oracle Directory Manager, OID 4-10
Edit Parallel Server dialog box, PSG 7-16
Edit User Preferences dialog box, PSG 6-25
EE date format element, SQL 2-46
ehlo()
function of UTL_SMTP, SPR 65-6
eight-bit character set support, SUT 1-54, SUT 2-53
EJB, NLS 6-21
elaboration, PLS 2-31
elapsed column
SQL trace, STU 6-12
electric utility example, DCI 11-1
ElemDeclName - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLToken.ElemDeclName, JPR 4-136
ELEMENT - oracle.xml.parser.v2.ElementDecl.ELEMENT, JPR 4-32
element types, collection, PLS 4-5
ElementDecl - oracle.xml.parser.v2.ElementDecl, JPR 4-30
ELEMENTDECL - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLNode.ELEMENTDECL, JPR 4-106
elementdecl - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLToken.elementdecl, JPR 4-137
ELEMENTS - oracle.xml.parser.v2.ElementDecl.ELEMENTS, JPR 4-32
ellipsis, PC_ xvi
ellipsis, defined, NET xx, PSG xxiii
ELSE clause, PLS 3-3
ELSIF clause, PLS 3-4
e-mail
sending from PL/SQL, ADG 12-1
email
sending with UTL_SMTP, SPR 65-1
embedded DDL, PCO 14-32
embedded objects
fetching, OCI 10-15
embedded parameter files, SRF 1-45
embedded PL/SQL
advantages, PCO 6-3
advantages of, PC_ 7-2
cursor FOR loop, PC_ 7-3, PCO 6-4
example, PCO 6-8, PCO 6-9
example of, PC_ 7-7, PC_ 7-9
host variables, PCO 6-2
indicator variables, PCO 6-2
multi-byte NLS features, PCO 4-37
need for SQLCHECK option, PCO 6-8
need for USERID option, PCO 6-8
overview, PCO 2-7
overview of, PC_ 2-5
package, PCO 6-5
packages, PC_ 7-4
PL/SQL table, PCO 6-6
PL/SQL tables, PC_ 7-5
procedures and functions, PC_ 7-3
requirements, PCO 6-2
requirements for, PC_ 7-6
SQLCHECK option, PC_ 7-7
subprogram, PCO 6-4
support for SQL, PC_ 2-5, PCO 2-7
user-defined record, PCO 6-6
user-defined records, PC_ 7-5
using %TYPE, PC_ 7-2, PCO 6-3
using the VARCHAR pseudotype, PCO 6-11
using the VARCHAR pseudotype with, PC_ 7-11
using to improve performance, PC_ C-3, PCO D-3
VARCHAR variables, PCO 6-2
where allowed, PC_ 7-6, PCO 6-2, PCO 6-7
embedded SQL, ADG 9-2, OCI 1-11, SCN 1-52, SCN 14, SQL v, SQL 1-4, SQL 6-5
ALLOCATE DESCRIPTOR statement, PCO F-12
ALLOCATE statement, PC_ F-12, PCO 4-33, PCO 6-32, PCO F-10
CALL statement, PCO 6-23, PCO F-13
CLOSE statement, PC_ F-18, PCO 5-16, PCO 6-35, PCO F-14
COMMIT statement, PCO F-15
CONNECT statement, PCO F-17
CONTEXT ALLOCATE statement, PC_ 11-8, PC_ F-28, PCO 12-8, PCO F-19
CONTEXT FREE statement, PC_ 11-9, PCO 12-8, PCO F-20
CONTEXT USE directive, PCO F-21
DEALLOCATE DESCRIPTOR statement, PCO F-23
DECLARE [CURSOR] directive, PCO 5-12
DECLARE CURSOR directive, PCO F-24
DECLARE DATABASE directive, PCO F-26
DECLARE STATEMENT directive, PCO F-27
DECLARE TABLE directive, PCO F-29
definition of, PC_ 2-2
DELETE statement, PCO 5-11, PCO F-31
DESCRIBE DESCRIPTOR statement, PCO F-36
DESCRIBE statement, PCO F-34
difference from interactive SQL, PC_ 2-4
dynamic SQL in PL/SQL, SCN 28
ENABLE THREADS statement, PC_ 11-7, PCO 12-8
EXEC SQL CACHE FREE ALL, PC_ 17-6
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement, PCO F-44
EXECUTE statement, PC_ F-51, PCO F-41
EXECUTE...END-EXEC statement, PCO F-39
FETCH DESCRIPTOR statement, PCO F-49
FETCH statement, PCO 5-14, PCO 6-34, PCO F-46, PCO F-49
FREE statement, PCO 6-35, PCO F-51
GET DESCRIPTOR staement, PCO F-52
INSERT statement, PCO 5-9, PCO 7-12, PCO F-55
key concepts, PCO 2-2
key concepts of, PC_ 2-2
mixing with host-language statements, PC_ 2-4
mixing with OCI calls, OCI 1-11
OPEN DESCRIPTOR statement, PCO F-72
OPEN statement, PC_ F-91, PCO 5-14, PCO F-70, PCO F-71, PCO F-72
overview of, PC_ 2-2
precompiler support of, SQL 6-5
PREPARE statement, PC_ F-95, PCO F-74
requirements for, PC_ 2-4
ROLLBACK statement, PCO F-76
SAVEPOINT statement, PC_ F-102, PCO 3-17, PCO F-79
SELECT statement, PC_ F-103, PCO 5-8, PCO 7-6, PCO F-80
SET DESCRIPTOR statement, PCO F-83
SET TRANSACTION statement, PCO 3-20
syntax for, PC_ 2-4
testing with SQL*Plus, PC_ 1-3
TYPE directive, PC_ F-110
UPDATE statement, PC_ F-111, PCO 5-10, PCO F-86
using OCI types in, PC_ 17-35
using REFs in, PC_ 17-34
VAR directive, PC_ F-115, PCO F-90
versus interactive SQL, PCO 2-6
when to use, PC_ 1-3, PCO 1-3
WHENEVER directive, PC_ F-118, PCO F-92
embedded SQL statements
associating paragraph names with, PCO 2-17
comments, PCO 2-13
continuation, PCO 2-13
figurative constants, PCO 2-15
labels for, PC_ 9-25
mixing with host-language statements, PCO 2-6
referencing host arrays in, PC_ 8-3
referencing host tables, PCO 7-4
referencing host variables, PCO 4-20
referencing host variables in, PC_ 4-15
referencing indicator variables, PCO 4-24
requirements, PCO 2-15
suffixes and prefixes not allowed, PC_ 2-10
summary, PCO F-4
syntax, PCO 2-6, PCO 2-15
terminator, PCO 2-19
terminator for, PC_ 2-14
use of apostrophes in, PC_ 2-11
use of quotation marks in, PC_ 2-11
embedded SQL statements, See Pro*C/C++ precompiler and Pro*COBOL precompiler
embedding
PL/SQL blocks in Oracle7 precompiler programs, PCO F-39
PL/SQL blocks in precompiler programs, PC_ F-51
EMP database table, PLS xiii
EMP table, PC_ 2-17, PCO 2-28
EMPHASIS resource allocation method, SAD 25-8, SAD 25-10
EMPTY - oracle.xml.parser.v2.ElementDecl.EMPTY, JPR 4-33
EMPTY_BLOB function, DCI 6-4, SQL 4-33
EMPTY_BLOB()/EMPTY_CLOB()
when to use FAQ, ADL 6-7
EMPTY_CLOB function, DCI 6-4, SQL 4-33
EMPTY_CLOB()/BLOB()
to initialize a BFILE, ADL 2-6
to initialize internal LOB
EmptyElemTag - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLToken.EmptyElemTag, JPR 4-137
Enable a Propagation Schedule, ADQ 9-79
ENABLE ALL TRIGGERS clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-165
ENABLE clause
of ALTER INDEX, SQL 7-40
of ALTER TRIGGER, SQL 7-184
of constraint_clause, SQL 7-244
of CREATE TABLE, SQL 7-405
ENABLE constraints, SCN 276
ENABLE DISTRIBUTED RECOVERY clause
of ALTER SYSTEM, SQL 7-106
ENABLE NOVALIDATE constraint state, SQL 7-406
ENABLE option
LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_n initialization parameter, SBY 5-8
ENABLE PARALLEL DML clause
of ALTER SESSION, SQL 7-84
ENABLE QUERY REWRITE clause
of ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW, SQL 7-54
of CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW/SNAPSHOT, SQL 7-327
ENABLE RESTRICTED SESSION clause
of ALTER SYSTEM, SQL 7-106
ENABLE ROW MOVEMENT clause, SAD 15-8
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-164
of CREATE TABLE, SQL 7-383, SQL 7-404
ENABLE STORAGE IN ROW clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-141
of CREATE TABLE, SQL 7-398
ENABLE TABLE LOCK clause, PSA 10-4
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-165
ENABLE THREAD clause
ALTER DATABASE statement, SBY 4-12
of ALTER DATABASE, SQL 7-15
ENABLE THREADS SQL statement, PC_ F-50, PCO F-38
ENABLE THREADS statement, PC_ 11-7, PCO 12-8
ENABLE VALIDATE constraint state, SQL 7-406
ENABLE_POLICY procedure, ADG 11-38
enabled constraints, STU 12-11
enabled destination state
for archived redo logs, SAD 7-13
ENABLE/DISABLE clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-137, SQL 7-165
of CREATE TABLE, SQL 7-388
enablePropagationSchedule(Session, String) - oracle.jms.AQjmsDestination.enablePropagationSchedule(javax.jms.Session, java.lang.String), JPR 2-67
enabling
integrity constraints, ADG 4-20
roles, ADG 11-16
threads, PC_ 11-7, PCO 12-8
triggers, ADG 13-31
enabling recoverer process
distributed transactions, DDS 5-28
enabling replication, REP 6-17
enabling resource limits, SAD 22-21
enabling SSL, OID 8-2
encapsulation, data, PLS 1-16
enclosed fields
ENCLOSED BY control file clause, SUT 5-16
specified with enclosure delimiters and SQL*Loader, SUT 5-70
whitespace, SUT 5-86
enclosure delimiters
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-83
encoding scheme, PCO 4-36
encoding scheme (character set or code page), PC_ 4-49
encrypting
user password, OID 5-16
encryption, ADG 11-4, ADG 11-72, ADG 11-73, OAS 1-12, OID 2-23
database passwords, SAD 21-5, SAD 22-8
DES40, OID 2-26
levels available in Oracle Internet Directory, OID 2-26
RC4_40, OID 2-26
encryption and checksumming
activating, OAS 2-7
client checksum level setting, OAS A-8
client checksum selected list, OAS A-9
client encryption level setting, OAS A-5
client encryption selected list, OAS A-7
client profile encryption, OAS A-10
negotiating, OAS 2-8
parameter settings, OAS 2-11
parameters supported by Oracle Advanced Security, OAS A-1
server checksum level setting, OAS A-8
server checksum selected list, OAS A-9
server encryption level setting, OAS A-5
server encryption selected list, OAS A-6
END, PCO 14-19
END BACKUP clause, PSA 13-20
of ALTER TABLESPACE, SQL 7-180
END IF reserved words, PLS 3-3
END LOOP reserved words, PLS 3-9
END_OF_FETCH precompiler option, PCO 14-19
endDoctype() - oracle.xml.parser.v2.DefaultXMLDocumentHandler.endDoctype(), JPR 4-12
endDoctype() - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLDocumentHandler.endDoctype(), JPR 4-87
endElement(NSName) - oracle.xml.parser.v2.DefaultXMLDocumentHandler.endElement(oracle.xml.parser.v2.NSName), JPR 4-12
endElement(NSName) - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLDocumentHandler.endElement(oracle.xml.parser.v2.NSName), JPR 4-87
END-OF_FETCH clause, PCO A-5
Ends With filter, in Oracle Directory Manager, OID 6-8
enforced constraints, STU 12-11
ENFORCED mode, DWG 19-26
Enhanced, ADQ 1-16
enhanced DML array, OCI 4-8
enhanced DML array feature, OCI 4-8
Enhanced Propagation Scheduling Capabilities, ADQ 8-110, ADQ 12-98
Enqueue a Message, ADQ 11-5
enqueue and dequeue of messages
by Correlation and Message Id Using Pro*C/C++, ADQ A-37
by priority, ADQ A-14, ADQ A-16, ADQ A-18
of object type, ADQ A-11
of RAW type, ADQ A-14, ADQ A-16, ADQ A-18
of RAW type using Pro*C/C++, ADQ A-22, ADQ A-25
to/from multiconsumer queues, ADQ A-44, ADQ A-47
with time delay and expiration, ADQ A-36
Enqueue and Dequeue Of Messages, Examples, ADQ A-11
ENQUEUE Features, ADQ 8-35
ENQUEUE_DEBUG_MULTI_INSTANCE parameter (Oracle Version 6), PSC A-23
ENQUEUE_RESOURCES initialization parameter, REP 7-3, SRF 1-37
ENQUEUE_RESOURCES parameter, DWG 18-23, DWG 18-25
EnqueueOption must be specified - error, ADQ D-12
enqueues, PSC 4-3
being written redo log, SRF B-1
bind, SRF B-1
buffer cache management, SRF B-1
controlfile transaction, SRF B-1
cross-instance call invocation, SRF B-1
database mount, SRF B-1
datafile, SRF B-1
direct loader index creation, SRF B-1
disabling, SRF 1-36
distributed recovery, SRF B-1
distributed TX, SRF B-1
DML, SRF B-1
ENQUEUE_RESOURCES initialization parameter, SRF 1-37
file set, SRF B-1
global, PSC 4-4
in V$LOCK, PSA 9-13
instance attribute lock, SRF B-1
instance number, SRF B-1
instance recovery, SRF B-1
instance registration lock, SRF B-1
instance state, SRF B-1
job queue, SRF B-1
library cache invalidation, SRF B-1
library cache lock, SRF B-1
library cache pin, SRF B-1
local, PSC 4-4
locking, PC_ 3-16
media recovery, SRF B-1
OPS context, PSC 4-5
parallel slave synchronization, SRF B-1
parallel slaves, SRF B-1
password file, SRF B-1
process startup, SRF B-1
redo log "kick", SRF B-1
redo thread, SRF B-1
row cache, SRF B-1
sequence number, SRF B-1
SMON, SRF B-1
sort segment, SRF B-1
space management transaction, SRF B-1
synchronized replication, SRF B-1
system commit number, SRF B-1
temporary segment, SRF B-1
temporary table, SRF B-1
transaction, SRF B-1
transaction recovery, SRF B-1
undo segment, serialization, SRF B-1
user name, SRF B-1
user-defined locks, SRF B-1
ENT_DOMAIN_NAME initialization parameter: obsolete
entended rowids, PLS 2-17
entering options, PC_ 5-31, PC_ 10-9
enterprise directory service, SAD 21-7, SAD 23-9
enterprise domain, OAS 17-6
setting up, OAS 17-28
Enterprise Java Beans, NLS 6-21, GTK 3-19
Enterprise Manager. See Oracle Enterprise Manager
enterprise roles, OAS 17-5, GTK 2-9, SAD 21-7, SAD 22-11, SAD 23-9, SRF 1-100
enterprise user login
troubleshooting, OAS 17-32
enterprise user management
interoperability, MIG 9-38
enterprise user security, OAS 17-1, NET 2-41
administrative context, OAS 17-6
architecture, OAS 17-11
components, OAS 17-5, OAS 17-19
enterprise domains, OAS 17-6
enterprise roles, OAS 17-5
enterprise users, OAS 17-5
global roles, OAS 17-6
groups
OracleDBCreators, OAS 17-8
OracleDBSecurity, OAS 17-8
OracleNetAdmins, OAS 17-8
installing and configuring, OAS 17-20
Oracle Conext, OAS 17-6
Oracle Enterprise Security Manager, OAS 17-2
OracleDBSecurity container, OAS 17-9
overview, OAS 17-2
schemaless users, OAS 17-12
enterprise users, ADG 11-19, ADG 11-20, OAS 17-5, SAD 21-7, SAD 22-11, SAD 23-9, SCN 280
definition, DDS 1-28
ENTITIES - oracle.xml.parser.v2.AttrDecl.ENTITIES, JPR 4-6
entities, granting access to, OID 9-24, OID 9-31
ENTITY - oracle.xml.parser.v2.AttrDecl.ENTITY, JPR 4-6
EntityDecl - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLToken.EntityDecl, JPR 4-137
EntityDeclName - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLToken.EntityDeclName, JPR 4-137
EntityValue - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLToken.EntityValue, JPR 4-137
entries
adding
by copying an existing entry, OID 7-15
concurrently, OID 4-14
from other applications, OID A-20
mandatory attributes, OID 7-14
optional attributes, OID 7-14
requires write access to parent, OID 7-12
using bulkload, OID A-20
using command line tools, OID 7-25
using ldapadd, OID 4-14, OID A-7
using ldapaddmt, OID 4-14, OID A-9
using Oracle Directory Manager, OID 7-12
assigning object classes to, OID 6-3
attributes, viewing, OID 7-11
audit log, OID 5-24
searching, OID 5-26
comparing, using ldapcompare, OID 4-14
conceptual discussion, OID 2-2
configuration set
deleting
using command line tools, OID 7-25
using ldapdelete, OID 4-14, OID A-16
using ldapmodify, OID A-14
displaying, OID 7-3
distinguished names of, OAS 17-3, OID 2-2
filters, OID 9-21, OID 9-28
group, OID 2-4
inheriting attributes, OID 6-2
loading, OID 6-2
locating, OID 2-3
managing
using command line tools, OID 7-25
using Oracle Directory Manager, OID 4-13
modifying
concurrently, using ldapmodifymt, OID A-14
large numbers, OID A-23
LDAP conventions, OID 7-22
rules, OID 7-22
multiple
adding concurrently, OID 7-25
modifying, OID 7-25
naming, OAS 17-3, OID 2-2
objects associated with an ACI, OID 9-6
parent, OID 6-2
renaming, OID 7-25
rules for changing, OID 7-22
searching
base level, OID 7-6
one-level, OID 7-6
specifying search depth, OID 7-6
subtree level, OID 7-6
using command line tools, OID 7-25
using ldapsearch, OID A-4
using Oracle Directory Manager, OID 7-2
selecting by DN, OID 9-49
specific, granting access to, OID 9-24, OID 9-31
superclasses, selecting, OID 7-14
user
adding, by using ldapadd, OID 7-26
adding, by using Oracle Directory Manager, OID 7-18
modifying, by using ldapmodify, OID 7-27
modifying, by using Oracle Directory Manager, OID 7-24
entry SQL, PCO cxxvii
entry, defined, NET 2-40
entry-level conflicts, replication, OID 10-25
Enumerated Constants in the Administrative Interface, ADQ 2-5
Enumerated Constants in the Operational Interface, ADQ 2-6
ENUMERATION - oracle.xml.parser.v2.AttrDecl.ENUMERATION, JPR 4-7
environment handle
attributes, OCI A-3
description, OCI 2-8
environment variables
compatibility
NCHAR and NLS, MIG 9-28
LSM, LEG 4-2
NLS_DATE_FORMAT, RMN 2-2
NLS_LANG, RMN 2-2
ORA_NLS32, MIG 9-28
ORA_NLS33, MIG 4-19, MIG 9-28
required for migration, MIG 4-19, MIG 4-23
required for upgrading, MIG 7-19
environment variables, NLS_LANG, OID 11-2
EOF Exception (string) - error, ADQ D-10
EPC, SMS 15-1
equal
one LOB locator to another
internal persistent LOBs, ADL 9-162
one temporary LOB locator, to another, ADL 10-118
equal locators
checking if one BFILE LOB locator equals another, ADL 11-165
equality test, SQL 3-5
equijoins, SQL 5-22, STU 9-5
cluster joins, STU 4-55
defined, STU 4-47
defining for a dimension, SQL 7-280
hash joins, STU 4-53
sort-merge, STU 4-51
equipartitioning, SCN 11-23
examples, SCN 11-24, SCN 11-30, SCN 11-31
LOB columns, SCN 11-37
local indexes, SCN 11-29
on one dimension, SCN 11-23
overflow of index-organized tables, SCN 11-41, SCN 11-43
range partitioning, SCN 11-24
equivalencing
host variable equivalencing, PC_ F-115, PCO F-90
user-defined type equivalencing, PC_ F-110
equivalencing datatypes, PCO 4-42
equivalencing of datatypes
datatype equivalencing, PC_ 2-7
equivalency tests, SQL 3-6
erasing
part of LOB
internal persistent LOBs, ADL 9-227
part of temporary LOBs, ADL 10-171
ERROR - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLParseException.ERROR, JPR 4-118
error codes
define calls, OCI 2-29
media manager, RMN 9-4
navigational functions, OCI 16-6
RMAN, RMN 9-2, RMN 9-3
error detection
error reporting, PC_ F-119, PCO F-93
error handle
attributes, OCI A-6
description, OCI 2-9
error handling, PC_ 2-8
alternatives, PC_ 9-2, PCO 8-2
benefits, PCO 8-2
default, PCO 8-15
need for, PC_ 9-2
overview, PCO 2-9
overview of, PC_ 2-8
SQLCA versus WHENEVER statement, PC_ 9-3
use of ROLLBACK statement in, PC_ 3-21
using status variables
SQLCA, PCO 8-3, PCO 8-7
using the ROLLBACK statement, PCO 3-16
using the SQLGLS routine, PCO 8-21
error message text
SQLGLM subroutine, PCO 8-13
Error Messages, ADQ xi, ADQ D-1
error messages
20002-20021 for Net8 OPEN, NET 10-9
additional, OID C-6
contacting Oracle Customer Support, NET 12-59
example of trace data, NET 12-45
in trace file, NET 12-45
maximum length, PCO 8-14, PLS 6-18
maximum length of, PC_ 9-23
naming conventions, DCI 2-6
NNL-00018, NET 6-54
NNL-00024, NET 6-54
ORA-00508, NET 12-10
ORA-1017, NET 12-3
ORA-1034, NET 12-3
ORA-12154, NET 12-8
ORA-12198, NET 12-9
ORA-12203, NET 12-9, NET 12-10, NET 12-14
sample error stack, NET 12-18
ORA-12224, NET 12-12
ORA-12533, NET 12-12
ORA-12535, NET 12-14
ORA-12538, NET 12-10
ORA-12545, NET 12-12
ORA-12547, NET 12-14
ORA-12560, NET 12-13
ORA-3113, NET 12-13
ORA-3121, NET 12-13
parameter values, PSA 1-6
resolving, NET 12-1 to NET 12-59
rollback segment, PSA 3-5
standard, OID C-2
storage options, PSA 8-4
use in error reporting, PC_ 9-16
using log file to track, NET 12-24
using the sqlglm() function to get, PC_ 9-22
where available in SQLCA, PC_ 9-16
error reporting
error message text, PCO 8-9
key components of, PC_ 9-14, PCO 8-8
parse error offset, PCO 8-9
rows-processed count, PCO 8-9
status codes, PCO 8-9
use of error messages in, PC_ 9-16
use of parse error offset in, PC_ 9-15
use of rows-processed count in, PC_ 9-15
use of warning flags in, PC_ 9-15
warning flags, PCO 8-9
WHENEVER directive, PC_ F-119, PCO F-93
error stack
described, NET 12-17
entries in log files, NET 12-24
sample, NET 12-18
typical layers in, NET 12-17
error stacks
interpreting, RMN 9-6
ERROR_SIZE view, SRF 2-143
ERRORS
SQL*Loader command-line parameter, SUT 6-5
errors
alert log and, SAD 4-15
application errors raised by Oracle packages, ADG 9-43
archiving, SRF 1-61
call trace stack, PSG C-11
caused by tab characters in SQL*Loader data, SUT 5-49
common tuning, STU 2-15
creating views with errors, ADG 2-16
database server, OID C-2
during discrete transactions, STU 17-3
during migration. See troubleshooting
during RMAN backups, RMN 5-28
error queue, REP 2-20
conflicts, REP 5-11
DEFERROR view, RAR 7-26
managing, RAR 7-26
error transactions
re-executing as alternate user, RAR 7-27
re-executing as receiver, RAR 7-26
example of handling, OCI 2-28
Export, SUT 1-40
export log file, SUT 1-22
fatal
Export, SUT 1-41
Import, SUT 2-47
generated by DB2 load utility, SUT B-3
handling, OCI 2-27
Export, SUT 1-40
Import, SUT 2-45
handling in object applications, OCI 10-35
Import resource errors, SUT 2-46
in embedded SQL, SCN 14
installation, OID C-2
locating in dynamic SQL, SPR 51-31
LONG data, SUT 2-46
messages
trapping, DDS 3-12
object creation, SUT 2-46
Import parameter IGNORE, SUT 2-22
ORA-00028, SAD 4-22
ORA-00900, DDS 3-12
ORA-01090, SAD 3-10
ORA-01173, SAD 5-9
ORA-01176, SAD 5-9
ORA-01177, SAD 5-9
ORA-01578, SAD 10-13
ORA-01591, DDS 5-5
ORA-02015, DDS 3-12
ORA-02049, DDS 5-4
ORA-02050, DDS 5-11
ORA-02051, DDS 5-11
ORA-02054, DDS 5-11
ORA-02055
integrity constrain violation, DDS 3-3
ORA-02067
rollback required, DDS 3-3
ORA-06510
PL/SQL error, DDS 3-13
ORA-1215, SAD 5-9
ORA-1216, SAD 5-9
ORA-1547, SAD 19-28
ORA-1628 through 1630, SAD 19-28
ORA-600, PSG C-12
ORA-9291, PSG 4-16
Oracle Enterprise Manager discovery, PSG C-2
Recovery Manager, RMN 1-13
remote procedures, ADG 9-46, DDS 3-12
returned by DBMS_ALERT package, SPR 16-3
row errors during import, SUT 2-45
snapshot too old, SAD 11-6
trace files and, SAD 4-15
tracked in trace files, SCN 8-15
user-defined, ADG 9-43, ADG 9-44
warning
Export, SUT 1-40
when creating a database, SAD 2-16
when creating control file, SAD 5-9
while starting a database, SAD 3-6
while starting an instance, SAD 3-6
ERRORS precompiler option, PC_ 10-20, PCO 14-20
ERRTYPE
precompiler option, PC_ 10-21
ERRTYPE OTT parameter, OCI 14-27, PC_ 19-30
ERRTYPE precompiler option, PC_ 17-21
escape character
Export, SUT 1-26
Import, SUT 2-27
quoted strings, SUT 5-20
establishing a session
external naming, NET 2-38
through shared servers, NET 2-8, NET 2-14
using centralized naming, NET 2-36
using directory naming, NET 2-35
using host naming, NET 2-37
using local naming, NET 2-35
using Oracle Names, NET 2-35
ESTIMATE option
STATISTICS Export parameter, SUT 1-24
ESTIMATE STATISTICS clause
of ANALYZE, SQL 7-204
ESTIMATE STATISTICS option, SAD 19-5
estimating CPU requirements, OID 12-16
estimating materialized view size, DWG 15-7
estimating size of tables, SAD 13-4
estimating sizes
of tables, SAD 13-4
ETag - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLToken.ETag, JPR 4-137
ETagName - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLToken.ETagName, JPR 4-137
Ethernet
as used in Oracle Parallel Server, PSC 2-5
ETT
overview, DWG 10-2
process, DWG 7-2, DWG 20-5
tools, DWG 10-2
Euro symbol
supported character sets, NLS A-23
EVALUATE_UTILIZATION_W package, DWG 15-9
evaluation, PLS 2-42
short-circuit, PLS 2-45
evaluation, ACL, OID 9-10
precedence rules, OID 9-11
event attribute functions, ADG 14-2
EVENT initialization parameter, SRF 1-37
event publication, ADG 13-54 to ADG 13-56, ADG 14-1
triggering, ADG 13-54
event triggers, ADG 11-59
events in Oracle Trace, STU 14-5
events, auditable, OID 5-27
everyone, granting access to, OID 9-24, OID 9-31
Exact Match filter, in Oracle Directory Manager, OID 6-8, OID 7-7, OID 9-22, OID 9-29
EXAMPBLD script, PLS A-3
example
demonstration programs, OCI B-1
non-blocking mode, OCI 2-38
using OCIThread, OCI 9-8
Example Application Using AQ, ADQ 8-1
Example JMS Applications, ADQ 12-1
examples
ALTER SESSION statement, STU 6-5
CREATE INDEX statement, STU 20-38
DATAFILE clause, STU 20-23
demonstration programs, ADL 1-5
discrete transactions, STU 17-4
execution plan, STU 9-3
EXPLAIN PLAN output, STU 6-15, STU 9-3
full table scan, STU 9-3
indexed query, STU 9-4
manual transaction override, DDS 5-17
NOSORT clause, STU 20-38
read consistent locators, ADL 5-3
repercussions of mixing SQL DML with DBMS_LOB, ADL 5-6
SET TRANSACTION statement, STU 20-30
SQL trace facility output, STU 6-15
STORAGE clause, STU 20-24
table striping, STU 20-23
TABLESPACE clause, STU 20-24
updated LOB locators, ADL 5-8
updating a LOB with a PL/SQL variable, ADL 5-10
Examples, AQ, ADQ A-1
EXAMPLOD script, PLS A-3
Excel, ADO 3-9
exception
raising (OCIExtProcRaiseExcp), DCI 4-13
raising (OCIExtProcRaiseExcpWithMsg), DCI 4-13
EXCEPTION - oracle.jms.AQjmsConstants.EXCEPTION, JPR 2-54
exception handler, DDS 3-12
local, DDS 3-13
exception handlers, PLS 6-15
branching from, PLS 6-17
in PL/SQL, ADG 9-2
OTHERS handler, PLS 6-2
using RAISE statement in, PLS 6-15
using SQLCODE function in, PLS 6-18
using SQLERRM function in, PLS 6-18
Exception Handling, ADQ 8-88
Exception Handling During Propagation, ADQ 12-100
Exception Handling, AQ, ADQ 12-86
Exception javax.jms.InvalidDestinationException, ADQ B-50
Exception javax.jms.InvalidSelectorException, ADQ B-51
Exception javax.jms.JMSException, ADQ B-52
Exception javax.jms.MesageNotWriteableException, ADQ B-56
Exception javax.jms.MessageEOFException, ADQ B-53
Exception javax.jms.MessageFormatException, ADQ B-54
Exception javax.jms.MessageNotReadableException, ADQ B-55
EXCEPTION keyword, DDS 3-12
exception operations, described, NET 2-7
Exception oracle.jms.AQjmsInvalidDestinationException, ADQ B-87
Exception oracle.jms.AQjmsInvalidSelectorException, ADQ B-88
Exception oracle.jms.AQjmsMessageEOFException, ADQ B-89
Exception oracle.jms.AQjmsMessageFormatException, ADQ B-90
Exception oracle.jms.AQjmsMessageNotReadableException, ADQ B-91
Exception oracle.jms.AQjmsMesssageNotWriteableException, ADQ B-92
exception tables
dropping, MIG 13-25
exception, PL/SQL, PCO 6-13
definition of, PC_ 7-13
EXCEPTION_INIT pragma, PLS 6-8
syntax, PLS 11-56
using with raise_application_error, PLS 6-10
exception-handling part
of function, PLS 7-7
of PL/SQL block, PLS 1-3
of procedure, PLS 7-4
Exceptions, ADQ B-2
exceptions, PLS 6-2
anonymous blocks, ADG 9-3
assigning names
PRAGMA_EXCEPTION_INIT, DDS 3-12
declaring, PLS 6-7
during trigger execution, ADG 13-18, SCN 104
effects on applications, ADG 9-46
integrity constraints, SAD 19-21
predefined, PLS 6-4
propagation, PLS 6-12
raised in declaration, PLS 6-16
raised in handler, PLS 6-17
raising, SCN 27
raising with RAISE statement, PLS 6-11
remote procedures, ADG 9-46
reraising, PLS 6-14
scope rules, PLS 6-7
stored procedures and, SCN 27
syntax, PLS 11-58
unhandled, ADG 9-45
user-defined, PLS 6-7
PL/SQL, DDS 3-12
WHEN clause, PLS 6-15
EXCEPTIONS INTO clause
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-163
of constraint_clause, SQL 7-245
of CREATE TABLE, SQL 7-407
EXCEPTIONS keyword
SQL*Loader, SUT 8-21
EXCEPTIONS view, SRF 2-143
EXCHANGE PARTITION, SCN 11-11
EXCHANGE PARTITION clause, SAD 15-19
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-162
EXCHANGE PARTITION statement, DWG 7-6
EXCHANGE SUBPARTITION clause, SAD 15-20
of ALTER TABLE, SQL 7-162
EXCLUDING NEW VALUES clause
of ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW LOG, SQL 7-61
of CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW LOG / SNAPSHOT LOG, SQL 7-337
exclusive distributed lock
rollback data, SRF 1-42
EXCLUSIVE lock mode, SQL 7-548
exclusive locks
LOCK TABLE command, ADG 7-16
row locks (TX), SCN 231
RX locks, SCN 234
table locks (TM), SCN 232
exclusive mode, PSA 7-19, PSC 5-9, SCN 4-28
compatibility, PSC B-2
free lists, PSA 8-4, PSA 8-9
MAXLOGHISTORY, PSA 13-8
media recovery, PSA 3-3
required for file operations, PSC A-19
specifying instance number, PSA 8-11, SRF 1-47
specifying thread number, PSA 1-7
startup, PSA 8-11
switching archive log mode, PSA 3-8
taking tablespace offline, PSC A-20
EXCLUSIVE option, PSA 4-2
EXCLUSIVE parameter
obsolete for 8.0.4, PSC A-7
exclusive PCM locks, PSC 4-12
EXEC ORACLE DEFINE statement, PC_ 5-42, PCO 2-25
EXEC ORACLE ELSE statement, PC_ 2-15, PC_ 5-42, PCO 2-25
EXEC ORACLE ENDIF statement, PC_ 2-15, PC_ 5-42, PCO 2-25
EXEC ORACLE IFDEF statement, PC_ 2-15, PC_ 5-42, PCO 2-25
EXEC ORACLE IFNDEF statement, PC_ 2-15, PC_ 5-42, PCO 2-25
EXEC ORACLE OPTION statement
set option values inline, PC_ 10-9
EXEC ORACLE statement
scope of, PC_ 10-10, PCO 14-7
syntax for, PC_ 10-9, PCO 14-7
uses for, PC_ 10-10, PCO 14-7
using to enter options inline, PCO 14-7
EXEC ORACLE statements, PC_ 2-15
EXEC SQL CACHE FREE statement, PC_ 17-6
EXEC SQL clause, PCO 2-6, PCO 2-15
using to embed SQL, PC_ 2-4
EXEC SQL INCLUDE
contrasted with #include, PC_ 5-35
EXEC SQL VAR statement
CONVBUFSZ clause, PC_ 4-51
EXEC TOOLS
GET CONTEXT statement, PC_ 20-16
GET statement, PC_ 20-15
MESSAGE statement, PC_ 20-17
SET CONTEXT statement, PC_ 20-16
SET statement, PC_ 20-15
EXEC TOOLS statements, PC_ 20-14
executable code as data source, STU 11-4
executable part
of function, PLS 7-7
of PL/SQL block, PLS 1-3
of procedure, PLS 7-4
executable SQL statements
grouping of, PC_ 2-3
purpose of, PC_ 6-6
uses for, PC_ 2-3
where allowed, PC_ 2-3
EXECUTE ... END-EXEC SQL statement, PC_ F-51
EXECUTE ANY INDEXTYPE system privilege, SQL 7-522
EXECUTE ANY OPERATOR system privilege, SQL 7-524
EXECUTE ANY PROCEDURE system privilege, SQL 7-524
EXECUTE ANY TYPE privilege, ADO 2-11
See also privileges
EXECUTE ANY TYPE system privilege, SQL 7-528
EXECUTE DESCRIPTOR statement
SQL statements
EXECUTE DESCRIPTOR, PC_ F-55
Execute Elapsed Time data view, STU 14-11
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE SQL statement, PC_ F-57
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement, PC_ 14-24, PCO F-44, PLS 10-3
AT clause, PCO 3-8
AT clause in, PC_ 3-11
examples, PC_ F-58, PCO F-45
use in dynamic SQL method 1, PC_ 13-9
using in dynamic SQL Method 1, PCO 9-9
EXECUTE object privilege, SQL 7-535
EXECUTE optional keyword of ARRAYLEN statement, PC_ 7-18, PCO 6-18
EXECUTE privilege, ADG 11-22, PLS 7-35
user-defined types, ADO 2-11
verifying user access, SCN 61
See also privileges
EXECUTE SQL statement, PC_ F-53
EXECUTE statement, PC_ 14-23, PCO F-41
examples, PC_ F-52, PC_ F-54, PCO F-40, PCO F-42
use in dynamic SQL method 2, PC_ 13-13
using in dynamic SQL Method 2, PCO 9-13
EXECUTE user-defined type, ADO 2-11
EXECUTE_CATALOG_ROLE role, SQL 7-530
EXECUTE_CATALOG_ROLE roll, SAD 23-3
EXECUTE_IMMEDIATE procedure, DDS 9-3
restrictions, DDS 9-4
EXECUTE_NON_QUERY procedure, DDS 9-3
EXECUTE...END-EXEC statement, PCO F-39
executing SQL statements, OCI 4-6
execution
against multiple servers, OCI 4-5
modes, OCI 4-7
execution environments, PLS 1-17
execution flow
in dynamic SQL, SPR 51-4
execution of statements, PC_ 13-4
execution plan, PC_ C-5, PC_ C-6, PCO D-4
accessing views, STU 4-80, STU 4-82, STU 4-84
complex statements, STU 4-75
compound queries, STU 4-91, STU 4-92, STU 4-93
joining views, STU 4-89
joins, STU 4-49, STU 4-58
OR operators, STU 4-73
execution plans, STU 5-2
analyzing for distributed queries, DDS 3-10
determining, SQL 7-512
dropping outlines for, SQL 7-490
examples, STU 4-75, STU 6-7, STU 9-3
execution sequence of, SCN 128, STU 4-7
EXPLAIN PLAN, SCN 12
location of, SCN 7-8
overview of, SCN 124, STU 4-5
parallel operations, DWG 18-67
parsing SQL, SCN 20
partitions and partition views, SCN 11-13
plan stability, SCN 129, STU 10-2
preserving with plan stability, STU 10-2
saving, SQL 7-342
star transformations, DWG 16-8
TKPROF, STU 6-7, STU 6-10
viewing, SCN 127, STU 4-3
execution snapshots, OCI 4-7
EXIST clause
for simple subquery snapshots, REP 3-15
existance
check for BFILE, ADL 11-134
EXISTS
conditions, SQL 5-18
operator, SQL 3-6
EXISTS collection method, PLS 4-22
EXISTS comparison operator, PLS 5-5
EXIT command
of CMCTL, NET A-82
of LSNRCTL, NET A-6
of NAMESCTL, NET A-34
Exit menu, in Oracle Directory Manager, OID 4-10
EXIT statement, PLS 3-6, PLS 3-14
syntax, PLS 11-65
WHEN clause, PLS 3-7
where allowed, PLS 3-6
EXP, SMS 16-1
EXP function, SQL 4-33
exp utility, PSG 9-5
EXP_FULL_DATABASE role, SAD 23-5, SCN 324, SQL 7-530, SUT 1-21, SUT 2-10
assigning, SUT 1-9
Export, SUT 1-3
EXPDAT.DMP
Export output file, SUT 1-19
expectations for tuning, STU 1-9
expectedElements(Element) - oracle.xml.parser.v2.ElementDecl.expectedElements(org.w3c.dom.Element), JPR 4-33
expectedElements(Element) - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLDocument.expectedElements(org.w3c.dom.Element), JPR 4-75
EXPID column
SYS.INCEXP table, SUT 1-52
expiration, ADQ 2-6
Expiration, Time Specification, ADQ 8-49
expired records
removing from recovery catalog, RMN 3-21
EXPLAIN PLAN statement, DWG 18-67, DWG 19-27, SCN 12, SQL 7-512
access paths, STU 4-21, STU 4-24, STU 4-35, STU 4-36, STU 4-37, STU 4-38, STU 4-39, STU 4-40, STU 4-41, STU 4-42, STU 4-43, STU 4-44, STU 4-45, STU 4-47
and domain indexes, STU 5-22
and full partition-wise joins, STU 5-20
and partial partition-wise joins, STU 5-19
and partitioned objects, STU 5-14
examples of output, STU 6-15, STU 9-3
function of, PC_ C-6
introduction, STU 11-6
invoking with the TKPROF program, STU 6-10
partition pruning, SCN 11-22
PLAN_TABLE table, STU 5-3
query parallelization, DWG 18-54
restrictions, STU 5-23
SQL decomposition, STU 9-35
star transformations, DWG 16-8
using to improve performance, PC_ C-6, PCO D-6
explicit connections, PC_ 3-8
description of, PC_ 3-8
multiple, PC_ 3-12
single, PC_ 3-9
explicit cursors, PLS 5-6
explicit data conversion, SQL 2-37, SQL 2-38
explicit locking, SCN 242
manual locking, ADG 7-11
explicit logon
single, PCO 3-5
explicit logons, PCO 3-5
Export
base backup, SUT 1-45
BUFFER parameter, SUT 1-16
CATALOG.SQL
preparing database for Export, SUT 1-9
CATEXP7.SQL
preparing the database for Version 7 export, SUT 1-63
CATEXP.SQL
preparing database for Export, SUT 1-9
command line, SUT 1-9
complete, SUT 1-21, SUT 1-45, SUT 1-47
privileges, SUT 1-45
restrictions, SUT 1-45
COMPRESS parameter, SUT 1-17
CONSISTENT parameter, SUT 1-17
CONSTRAINTS parameter, SUT 1-19
creating necessary privileges, SUT 1-9
creating Version 7 export files, SUT 1-61
cumulative, SUT 1-21, SUT 1-45, SUT 1-47
privileges required, SUT 1-45
restrictions, SUT 1-45
data structures, SUT 1-49
database optimizer statistics, SUT 1-24, SUT 2-25
DIRECT parameter, SUT 1-19
direct path, SUT 1-42
displaying help message, SUT 1-21
eight-bit versus seven-bit character sets, SUT 1-54
establishing export views, SUT 1-9
examples, SUT 1-28
full database mode, SUT 1-28
partition-level, SUT 1-34
table mode, SUT 1-32
user mode, SUT 1-31
exporting an entire database, SUT 1-21
exporting indexes, SUT 1-22
exporting sequence numbers, SUT 1-57
exporting synonyms, SUT 1-59
exporting to another operating system, SUT 2-26
RECORDLENGTH parameter, SUT 1-24
FEEDBACK parameter, SUT 1-19
FILE parameter, SUT 1-19
full database mode
example, SUT 1-28
FULL parameter, SUT 1-21
GRANTS parameter, SUT 1-21
HELP parameter, SUT 1-21
incremental, SUT 1-21, SUT 1-45
command syntax, SUT 1-21
example, SUT 1-50
privileges, SUT 1-45
restrictions, SUT 1-45
system tables, SUT 1-51
INCTYPE parameter, SUT 1-21
INDEXES parameter, SUT 1-22
interactive method, SUT 1-10, SUT 1-37
invoking, SUT 1-9
kinds of data exported, SUT 1-49
last valid export
SYS.INCVID table, SUT 1-53
log files
specifying, SUT 1-22
LOG parameter, SUT 1-22
logging error messages, SUT 1-22
LONG columns, SUT 1-57
message log file, SUT 1-40
modes, SUT 1-4
multibyte character sets, SUT 1-56
network issues, SUT 1-53
NLS support, SUT 1-54
objects exported, SUT 1-5
online help, SUT 1-11
OWNER parameter, SUT 1-22
parameter conflicts, SUT 1-28
parameter file, SUT 1-9, SUT 1-12, SUT 1-22
maximum size, SUT 1-13
parameters, SUT 1-13
PARFILE parameter, SUT 1-9, SUT 1-12, SUT 1-22
preparing database, SUT 1-9
previous versions, SUT 1-60
RECORD parameter, SUT 1-23
RECORDLENGTH parameter, SUT 1-24
redirecting output to a log file, SUT 1-40
remote operation, SUT 1-53
restrictions, SUT 1-4
rollback segments, SUT 1-50
ROWS parameter, SUT 1-24
sequence numbers, SUT 1-57
STATISTICS parameter, SUT 1-24
storage requirements, SUT 1-9
SYS.INCEXP table, SUT 1-52
SYS.INCFIL table, SUT 1-52
SYS.INCVID table, SUT 1-53
table mode
example, SUT 1-32
table name restrictions, SUT 1-26
TABLES parameter, SUT 1-25
tracking exported objects, SUT 1-52
transferring export files across a network, SUT 1-53
TRIGGERS parameter, SUT 1-27
user access privileges, SUT 1-3
user mode
examples, SUT 1-31
specifying, SUT 1-22
USER_SEGMENTS view, SUT 1-9
USERID parameter, SUT 1-27
using, SUT 1-9
warning messages, SUT 1-40
export controls, placed on encryption technology, OAS 2-2
export data from old database, PSG 9-5
export file
displaying contents, SUT 1-3
importing the entire file, SUT 2-22
listing contents before importing, SUT 2-26
reading, SUT 1-3
specifying, SUT 1-19
Export utility, PSG 9-5, SCN 1-11
about, SAD 1-17
and free lists, PSC 7-19, PSC A-22, PSC B-3
backing up data, PSC B-2
backups, SBR 3-10, SBR 4-19
compatibility, PSC B-2
copying statistics, SCN 131, STU 8-2
export types, SBR 4-20
migration, MIG 3-10, MIG 6-1
Oracle8i using CATEXP7.SQL, MIG 14-3
partition maintenance operations, SCN 11-47
read consistency, SBR 4-19
requirements for migration, MIG 6-2
restricted mode and, SAD 3-6
use in backups, SCN 367
user-defined types, ADO 2-16
Export/Import
advantages and disadvantages, MIG 3-10
basic steps for migration, MIG 6-2
benefits for migration, MIG 3-12
compatibility, MIG 9-48
data definition conversion, MIG 3-13
effects on migrated databases, MIG 3-11
incompatible data, MIG 9-49
limitations for migration, MIG 3-12
migration steps using, MIG 6-3
scripts
CATEXP7.SQL, MIG 9-48
time requirements for migration, MIG 3-13
Trusted Oracle, MIG 6-3
Export/Import utilities, GTK 3-57
exporting
EXP utility, DWG 11-4
exporting jobs, SAD 8-6
Exporting Queue Table Data, ADQ 4-2
Exporting Rules, Queue table, ADQ 4-2
exports
complete, SBR 4-20
cumulative, SBR 4-20
incremental, SBR 4-20
modes, SBR 4-19
expression matching
with query rewrite, DWG 19-23
expressions
Boolean, PLS 2-47
CASE, SQL 5-13
CAST, SQL 5-7
compound, SQL 5-4
computing with the DUAL table, SQL 5-26
CURSOR, SQL 5-10
DECODE, SQL 5-12
function, SQL 5-5
function, built-in, SQL 5-5
how evaluated, PLS 2-42
in SQL syntax, SQL 5-1
list of, SQL 5-14
object access, SQL 5-11
parentheses in, PLS 2-43
simple, SQL 5-3
syntax, PLS 11-67
type constructor, SQL 5-6
variable, SQL 5-4
EXT_TO_OBJ table, PSA 9-8, PSA 12-9
extdemo1.sql demo file (extensible indexing in power demand example), DCI 11-15
extdemo3a.java Demonstration Script, DCI A-31
extdemo3.java Demonstration Script, DCI A-21
extdemo3.sql Demonstration Script, DCI A-13
EXTEND collection method, PLS 4-24
extended address field
Advanced Queuing, MIG 7-31
extended aggregate operators, GTK 3-24
extended ROWID format, ADG 3-21
extended rowid format, SCN 12-17
extended rowids, SQL 2-27
not directly available, SQL 2-27
extensibility, GTK 4-14, PLS 7-3
datatypes, DCI 1-7
interfaces, DCI 1-13
server execution environment, DCI 1-10, DCI 2-5
services, DCI 1-6
extensibility framework, GTK 3-30 to GTK 3-33
cartridge services, GTK 3-32
extensible indexing, GTK 3-31
extensible optimizer, GTK 3-32
heterogeneous services, GTK 3-66
user-defined operators, GTK 3-31
extensibility, in LDAP Version 3, OID 1-3
extensible indexing, GTK 3-31
compatibility, MIG 9-10
downgrading, MIG 13-20
queries benefitting, DCI 11-14
extensible optimization, SCN 140, STU 4-32
user-defined costs, SCN 141, STU 4-33
user-defined selectivity, SCN 141, STU 4-33
user-defined statistics, SCN 141, STU 4-33
extensible optimizer, GTK 3-32
extensions
default file name, PC_ 19-38
OTT default file name, OCI 14-36
extent
allocating to instance, SRF 1-47
extent allocation
FILE command-line parameter, SUT 6-6
EXTENT MANAGEMENT clause
for temporary tablespaces, SQL 7-425
of CREATE TABLESPACE, SQL 7-420, SQL 7-422
extents
allocating, ADG 5-17, SCN 4-14
clusters, SAD 16-9
index creation, SAD 14-5
tables, SAD 13-13
allocating data blocks for, SCN 4-14
allocating for partitions, SQL 7-150
allocating for subpartitions, SQL 7-150
allocating for tables, SQL 7-150
allocating PCM locks, PSA 8-9, PSC 7-21
allocating to instance, PSA 1-6, PSA 8-8, PSA 8-12
allocation to rollback segments
after segment creation, SCN 4-25
at segment creation, SCN 4-23
allocation, how performed, SCN 4-14
as collections of data blocks, SCN 4-12
coalescing, SCN 4-16
consolidating into one extent
Export, SUT 1-17
data dictionary views for, SAD 19-30
deallocating
clusters, SAD 16-9
deallocation
from rollback segments, SCN 4-26
when performed, SCN 4-15
defined, SCN 4-2
dictionary managed, SCN 3-8
displaying free extents, SAD 19-32
displaying information on, SAD 19-32
dropped tabled and, ADG 2-10
dropped tables and, SAD 13-16
dropping rollback segments and, SCN 4-26
importing consolidated, SUT 2-51
in rollback segments
changing current, SCN 4-24
incremental, SCN 4-12
initial allocation, PSA 8-11
locally managed, SCN 3-8
managing, SCN 4-13
materialized views, SCN 4-16
not allocated to instance, PSA 8-10, PSC 7-25
overview of, SCN 4-12
parallel DDL, SCN 190
parallel INSERT
storage parameters, SCN 153
restricting access by instances, SQL 7-35
rollback segment, PSA 3-6, PSC 7-7
size, DWG 14-13, PSA 3-6, PSA 8-9, PSC 7-7
specifying a file, PSA 8-10
specifying maximum number for an object, SQL 7-608
specifying number allocated upon object creation, SQL 7-607
specifying the first for an object, SQL 7-607
specifying the percentage of size increase, SQL 7-607
specifying the second for an object, SQL 7-607
temporary, DWG 18-52
unlimited, STU 20-28
external authentication, OAS 12-3
by network, SAD 22-11
by operating system, SAD 22-10
external callout, ADL 5-26
EXTERNAL datatypes
DECIMAL
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-67
FLOAT
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-67
GRAPHIC
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-66
INTEGER, SUT 5-67
numeric
determining length, SUT 5-73
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-67
ZONED
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-67
external datatypes, OCI 3-4, OCI 3-7
associated with host variables, SQL 2-10
CHAR, OCI 3-16, PCO 4-5
CHARF, PCO 4-5
CHARZ, OCI 3-17, PCO 4-6
conversions, OCI 3-21
DATE, OCI 3-14, PCO 4-6
DECIMAL, PCO 4-7
definition, PCO 2-8
definition of, PC_ 2-6
DISPLAY, PCO 4-7
dynamic SQL method 4, PCO 11-16
FLOAT, OCI 3-11, PC_ 4-6, PCO 4-7
INTEGER, OCI 3-11, PC_ 4-6, PCO 4-7
LOBs, OCI 3-19
LONG, OCI 3-13, PCO 4-7
LONG RAW, OCI 3-16, PCO 4-7
LONG VARCHAR, OCI 3-16, PCO 4-8
LONG VARRAW, OCI 3-16, PCO 4-8
named data types, OCI 3-18
NUMBER, OCI 3-10
parameters, PCO 4-44
RAW, OCI 3-15, PCO 4-8
recognized by precompilers, SQL 2-10
REF, OCI 3-18
ROWID, OCI 3-13
SQLT_BLOB, OCI 3-19
SQLT_CLOB, OCI 3-19
SQLT_NCLOB, OCI 3-19
SQLT_NTY, OCI 3-18
SQLT_REF, OCI 3-18
STRING, OCI 3-12, PC_ 4-6, PCO 4-9
table of, PCO 4-4
UNSIGNED, OCI 3-16, PCO 4-9
VARCHAR, OCI 3-13, PCO 4-10
VARCHAR2, OCI 3-9, PCO 4-10
VARNUM, OCI 3-12, PCO 4-10
VARRAW, OCI 3-15, PCO 4-11
external files
exporting, SUT 1-58
external functions, SQL 7-285, SQL 7-354
EXTERNAL keyword
SQL*Loader, SUT 5-67
external library, DCI 1-17
linkage, DCI 1-16
external LOB, DCI 6-2
external LOBs, SQL 2-23
external LOBs (BFILEs), SUT 5-106
loading, SUT 5-98
See BFILEs
external LOBs (BFILEs), See BFILEs
external naming
advantages and disadvantages, NET 5-4
CDS, NET 2-37, NET 4-25, NET 6-79, NET 8-20
Cell Directory Services, NET 2-37, NET 4-25, NET 6-79, NET 8-20
configuring, NET 6-79 to NET 6-88
described, NET 2-37
establishing a connection with, NET 2-38
features, NET 4-24
NDS, NET 2-37, NET 4-24, NET 6-79, NET 8-20
Network Information Service, NET 2-37, NET 4-24, NET 6-79, NET 8-20
NIS, NET 2-37, NET 4-24, NET 6-79, NET 8-20
Novell Directory Services, NET 2-37, NET 4-24, NET 6-79, NET 8-20
recommended for, NET 5-4
external procedure, ADG 10-2
configuration files for, DCI 4-5
DEBUG_EXTPROC package, ADG 10-48
debugging, ADG 10-47
guidelines, DCI 4-15
guidelines for using with data cartridge, DCI 4-15
how PL/SQL calls, DCI 4-4
LOBs in, DCI 6-11
maximum number of parameters, ADG 10-50
OCI access functions, DCI 4-12
overview, DCI 4-2
PARAMETERS clause, DCI 4-9
passing parameters to, DCI 4-6
registering, DCI 4-3
restrictions, ADG 10-50
specifying datatypes, ADG 10-16, DCI 4-7
WITH CONTEXT clause, DCI 4-9
external procedure functions
return codes, DCI 13-2, OCI 18-3
with_context type, DCI 13-3, OCI 18-3
external procedures, PC_ A-5, SCN 29, SCN 54, SQL 7-354
callbacks, PC_ 7-29
calling from PL/SQL, PC_ 7-29
configuring, NET 8-45
creating, PC_ 7-30
described, NET 8-45
error-handling, PC_ 7-31
extproc program, NET 8-45
OCI callbacks, OCI 9-19
restrictions, PC_ 7-30
external procedures (routines)
call specification, GTK 3-44
DLL Caching, GTK 3-45
object support, GTK 3-45
Pro*C/C++, GTK 3-82
external procedures. See external routines
External Procedures, Debugging, DCI 4-14
external reference, SCN 50
name resolution, SCN 62
external references, PLS 7-31
how resolved, PLS 7-32
external roles, Net8t/DCE, configuring, OAS 14-7
external routines, GTK 4-12, PLS 7-44
external routines. See external procedures (external routines)
external sequence generators, PSA 6-14
external users, SQL 7-366, SQL 7-452
EXTERNAL_NAME attribute, USERENV, ADG 11-44
ExternalID - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLToken.ExternalID, JPR 4-137
externally-authenticated accounts
creating and naming, OAS 14-5
extproc process, ADG 10-33, DCI 4-4
extproc program, NET 8-45
extractions
data files, DWG 11-2
distributed operations, DWG 11-5
OCI, DWG 11-4
overview, DWG 11-2
Pro*C, DWG 11-4
SQL*Plus, DWG 11-3

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