Oracle9i Database Master Index: B
(Release 2 (9.2))
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Index Entries
- B
- number format element
(SQL Reference)
- B*Tree
(XML Database Developer's Guide - Oracle XML DB)
- [entry #2] (XML Database Developer's Guide - Oracle XML DB)
- [entry #3] (XML Database Developer's Guide - Oracle XML DB)
- indexing
(XML Database Developer's Guide - Oracle XML DB)
- B-tree indexes
(Concepts)
- [entry #2] (Data Warehousing Guide)
- [entry #3] (Label Security Administrator's Guide)
- [entry #4] (Performance Planning)
- [entry #5] (Performance Tuning Guide and Reference)
- [entry #6] (Performance Tuning Guide and Reference)
- bitmap indexes versus
(Data Warehousing Guide)
- compared with bitmap indexes
(Concepts)
- [subentry #2] (Concepts)
- index-organized tables
(Concepts)
- B.C. datetime format element
(SQL Reference)
- [entry #2] (SQL Reference)
- B2B
- definition
(XML Developer's Kits Guide - XDK)
- B2C
- definition
(XML Developer's Kits Guide - XDK)
- back-end of client/server architecture
(Concepts)
- background DML
(Text Application Developer's Guide)
- Background images
- adding to groups
(Oracle Enterprise Manager Administrator's Guide)
- background mode recovery
(Data Guard Concepts and Administration)
- background process
- startup after abnormal termination
(SQL*Plus User's Guide and Reference)
- background processes
(Administrator's Guide)
- [entry #2] (Administrator's Guide)
- [entry #3] (Concepts)
- definition
(Concepts)
- described
(Concepts)
- diagrammed
(Concepts)
- DMON
(Data Guard Broker)
- FMON
(Administrator's Guide)
- SMON
(Real Application Clusters Administration)
- [subentry #2] (Real Application Clusters Administration)
- trace files for
(Concepts)
- background thread trace files
(Real Application Clusters Administration)
- BACKGROUND_CORE_DUMP initialization parameter
(Reference)
- setting with ALTER SYSTEM
(SQL Reference)
- BACKGROUND_DUMP_DEST initialization parameter
(Administrator's Guide)
- [entry #2] (Error Messages)
- [entry #3] (Net Services Administrator's Guide)
- [entry #4] (Reference)
- setting with ALTER SYSTEM
(SQL Reference)
- BACKGROUND_DUMP_DEST parameter
(Real Application Clusters Administration)
- [entry #2] (Real Application Clusters Administration)
- backing up
- after unrecoverable operations
(Data Guard Concepts and Administration)
- primary database datafiles
(Data Guard Concepts and Administration)
- primary databases
(Data Guard Concepts and Administration)
- primary databases from standby databases
(Data Guard Concepts and Administration)
- [subentry #2] (Data Guard Concepts and Administration)
- standby databases
(Data Guard Concepts and Administration)
- backslash (escape sequence)
(OLAP Developer's Guide to the OLAP DML)
- backslash escape character
(Text Reference)
- [entry #2] (Utilities)
- backspace (escape sequence)
(OLAP Developer's Guide to the OLAP DML)
- backup
- manageability components in Real Application Clusters
(Real Application Clusters Concepts)
- backup and recovery
- [entry #2] (Security Overview)
- definition
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- methods comparison between RMAN and user-managed
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- backup and recovery documentation
(New Features)
- Backup and Recovery Management Wizard
(Oracle Enterprise Manager Administrator's Guide)
- [entry #2] (Oracle Enterprise Manager Concepts Guide)
- backup and recovery solutions
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- backup and recovery strategies
(Internet Directory Administrator's Guide)
- backup and recovery, managing
(Oracle Enterprise Manager Administrator's Guide)
- backup and recovery, of directories
(Directory Service Integration and Deployment Guide)
- BACKUP ANY TABLE system privilege
(SQL Reference)
- BACKUP command
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- [entry #2] (Recovery Manager Reference)
- [entry #3] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [entry #4] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- BACKUPSET option
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- COPIES parameter
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- CURRENT CONTROLFILE option
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- DELETE ALL INPUT option
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- DELETE INPUT option
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- FORMAT parameter
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- KEEP option
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- NOT BACKED UP SINCE clause
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- PLUS ARCHIVELOG option
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- PROXY ONLY option
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- PROXY option
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- SKIP OFFLINE option
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- VALIDATE option
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- BACKUP CONTROLFILE clause
- ALTER DATABASE statement
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- of ALTER DATABASE
(SQL Reference)
- [subentry #2] (SQL Reference)
- [subentry #3] (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- BACKUP CONTROLFILE TO TRACE clause
- of ALTER DATABASE
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- [subentry #2] (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- BACKUP COPIES parameter
- CONFIGURE command
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- backup methods
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- comparison
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- feature comparison
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- backup mode
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- definition
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- ending with ALTER DATABASE END BACKUP
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- for online user-managed backups
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- instance failure
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- BACKUP networking parameter
(Net Services Administrator's Guide)
- [entry #2] (Net Services Reference Guide)
- backup optimization
- configuring
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- definition
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- disabling
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- enabling
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- recovery window and
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- redundancy and
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- retention policies and
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- BACKUP OPTIMIZATION option
- of CONFIGURE
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- backup option (customizer harness)
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- backup pieces
- definition
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- restricting size
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- backup retention policy
(Oracle Enterprise Manager Concepts Guide)
- definition
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- backup sets
- backing up
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- configuring maximum size
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- creating by using BACKUP command
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- crosschecking
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- definition
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- duplexing
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- errors during creation
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- failover during backups
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- how RMAN generates
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- limiting size
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- multiplexing
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- naming
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- number
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- organizing
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- overview
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- restricting piece size
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- size
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- specifying maximum size (in bytes)
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- specifying number of
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- testing restore of
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- Backup Solutions Program (BSP)
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- backups
- after creating new databases
(Administrator's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Real Application Clusters Setup and Configuration)
- guidelines (Administrator's Guide)
- after OPEN RESETLOGS option
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- after RESETLOGS
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- after structural changes to database
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- after upgrading
(Migration)
- archived redo log
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- archived redo logs
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- backing up using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- deletion after backing up (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- when needed (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- ARCHIVELOG mode in
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- automatic log switch during
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- availability
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- altering with CHANGE command (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- backup sets
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- backups of
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- before database creation
(Real Application Clusters Setup and Configuration)
- before upgrading
(Migration)
- choosing a strategy
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- [subentry #2] (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- closed
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- compatibility
(Migration)
- consistent
- [subentry #2] (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- making using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- whole database (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- control file
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- using for recovery (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- control file autobackups
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- control files
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- binary (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- trace files (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- conversion to multi-instance
(Real Application Clusters Setup and Configuration)
- correlating RMAN channels with
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- crosschecking
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- cumulative incremental
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #3] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #4] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #5] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #6] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #7] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #8] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #9] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #10] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- datafile
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- DBVERIFY utility
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- definition
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- deleting
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- determining datafile status
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- disk mirroring
(Data Warehousing Guide)
- distributed databases
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- ARCHIVELOG mode (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- NOARCHIVELOG mode (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- duplexing
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- EBU
(Migration)
- effects of archiving on
(Administrator's Guide)
- excluding tablespaces from backups
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- exempt from retention policy
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- expired
- deleting (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- Export utility
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- failed RMAN
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- failover during BACKUP BACKUPSET
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- for replication
(Advanced Replication)
- frequency
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- full
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- general information about
(Real Application Clusters Administration)
- generating reports for
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- golden rule
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- guidelines
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- [subentry #2] (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- distributed database constraints (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- Export utility (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- frequency (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- often-used tablespaces (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- storing old backups (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- structural changes (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- testing strategies (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- unrecoverable objects (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- whole database backups after OPEN RESETLOGS (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- hung
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- image copies
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- inconsistent
- [subentry #2] (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- closed database (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- in NOARCHIVELOG mode (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- making using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- whole database (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- incremental
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #3] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- differential (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- interrupted
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- keeping
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- keeping records
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- limiting datafiles in a backup set
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- limiting I/O rate
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- limiting number of open files during
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- listing files needed
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- logical
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- [subentry #2] (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- definition (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- long-term
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- changing status (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- methods
- feature comparison (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- methods for making
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- multiple copies
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- NOARCHIVELOG mode, in
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- noncumulative incremental
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #3] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- obsolete
- batch deletes (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- offline
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- [subentry #2] (Real Application Clusters Concepts)
- offline datafiles
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- [subentry #2] (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- offline tablespaces
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- [subentry #2] (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- online
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- [subentry #2] (Real Application Clusters Concepts)
- online datafiles
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- online redo logs
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- online tablespaces
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- optimizing
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- Oracle Real Application Clusters
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- overview
(Concepts)
- overview of RMAN
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- physical
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- definition (Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- planning before database creation
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- preparing a strategy
(Migration)
- read-only tablespaces
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- records of
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- recovering pre-RESETLOGS
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- recovery catalog
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- Recovery Manager
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- Recovery Manager and EBU
(Migration)
- reporting objects needing backups
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- restartable
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- restoring dropped snapshots
- Import (Utilities)
- restoring user-managed
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- restoring whole database
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- RMAN error handling
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- server parameter file
(Real Application Clusters Setup and Configuration)
- server parameter files
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- specifying number of files in a backup set
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- split mirror
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- standby database
- archived redo logs (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- interpreting RC_ARCHIVED_LOG view (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- overview of RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- restrictions (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- stored scripts
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- storing
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- tablespace
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- [subentry #2] (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- tags
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- techniques to avoid
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- test strategies
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- testing RMAN
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- using media manager (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- troubleshooting failed RMAN
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #3] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- types
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- types listed
(Concepts)
- user-managed
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- cataloging (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- overview (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- restoring (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- validating
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- verifying
(User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- whole database
(Backup and Recovery Concepts)
- preparing for (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- using RMAN (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- BACKUP_TAPE_IO_SLAVES initialization parameter
(Recovery Manager Reference)
- [entry #2] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [entry #3] (Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [entry #4] (Reference)
- setting with ALTER SYSTEM
(SQL Reference)
- Backus-Naur Form syntax
- See syntax diagrams
(Utilities)
- backward compatibility
- of ROWIDs
(Migration)
- Oracle SQLJ, general
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- to Oracle8/Oracle7
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- to Oracle8i
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- backward compatibility for JPublisher
(JPublisher User's Guide)
- bad files
- specifying for SQL*Loader
(Utilities)
- BAD parameter
- for SQL*Loader command line
(Utilities)
- BADDN parameter
- for SQL*Loader utility
(Utilities)
- BADFILE parameter
- for SQL*Loader utility
(Utilities)
- BADLINE option
(OLAP Developer's Guide to the OLAP DML)
- BAD_COLUMN column
- of DBA_LOGSTDBY_NOT_UNIQUE
(Data Guard Concepts and Administration)
- balance
- in data sample
(Data Mining Concepts)
- balancing tablespaces
(Internet Directory Administrator's Guide)
- Baltimore Technologies
(Security Overview)
- bandwidth
(Concepts)
- [entry #2] (Data Warehousing Guide)
- [entry #3] (Data Warehousing Guide)
- [entry #4] (Real Application Clusters Concepts)
- interconnect
(Real Application Clusters Deployment and Performance)
- network
(Real Application Clusters Concepts)
- banners
- suppressing from DGMGRL command-line interface output
(Data Guard Broker)
- bar charts
(Getting Started with Oracle Management Pack for Oracle Applications)
- [entry #2] (Getting Started with the Oracle Diagnostics Pack)
- [entry #3] (Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- base characters
(Globalization Support Guide)
- base index. See index.
(Database Tuning with the Oracle Tuning Pack)
- base letter
(Globalization Support Guide)
- base model
(OLAP Developer's Guide to the OLAP DML)
- BASE networking parameter
(Net Services Administrator's Guide)
- [entry #2] (Net Services Reference Guide)
- base schema
- attributes
(Internet Directory Administrator's Guide)
- deleting (Internet Directory Administrator's Guide)
- modifying (Internet Directory Administrator's Guide)
- object classes
- modifying (Internet Directory Administrator's Guide)
- base search
(Internet Directory Administrator's Guide)
- base tables
- definition
(Concepts)
- base types
(PL/SQL User's Guide and Reference)
- [entry #2] (PL/SQL User's Guide and Reference)
- base-letter conversion
(Text Application Developer's Guide)
- BASE64_BINARY - oracle.xml.parser.schema.XSDTypeConstants.BASE64_BINARY
(Supplied Java Packages Reference)
- baseline
- capturing definitions using Create Baseline
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- capturing definitions using the command line interface
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- creating
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- creating a new version
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- creating using the command line interface
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- definition
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- deleting
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- deleting a previous version of
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- exporting
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- [subentry #2] (Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- importing
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- [subentry #2] (Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- viewing
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- [subentry #2] (Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- viewing a previous version of
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- viewing history entries for
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- working with a particular version of
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- baseline
- capturing definitions using Create Baseline
(Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- creating
(Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- creating a new version
(Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- definition
(Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- deleting
(Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- deleting a previous version of
(Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- exporting
(Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- [subentry #2] (Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- importing
(Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- [subentry #2] (Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- viewing
(Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- [subentry #2] (Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- viewing a previous version of
(Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- viewing history entries for
(Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- working with a particular version of
(Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- Baseline Viewer
- function of
(Getting Started with Oracle Change Management Pack)
- Baseline Viewer
- function of
(Getting Started with the Oracle Standard Management Pack)
- baselines
(Performance Planning)
- base_letter attribute
(Text Reference)
- BASE_URL - oracle.xml.jaxp.JXDocumentBuilderFactory.BASE_URL
(Supplied Java Packages Reference)
- BASE_URL - oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLParser.BASE_URL
(Supplied Java Packages Reference)
- basic loops
(PL/SQL User's Guide and Reference)
- Basic Statistics for Parse/Execute/Fetch drill-down data view
(Getting Started with the Oracle Diagnostics Pack)
- BasicPermission
(Java Developer's Guide)
- BASIC_LEXER
(Text Application Developer's Guide)
- BASIC_LEXER object
(Text Reference)
- supported character sets
(Text Reference)
- BASIC_LEXER system-defined preference
(Text Reference)
- BASIC_LEXER type
- example
(Text Reference)
- BASIC_SECTION_GROUP object
(Text Application Developer's Guide)
- [entry #2] (Text Reference)
- [entry #3] (Text Reference)
- [entry #4] (Text Reference)
- BASIC_STOPLIST type
(Text Reference)
- BASIC_STORAGE object
- attributes for
(Text Reference)
- defaults
(Text Reference)
- example
(Text Reference)
- BASIC_WORDLIST object
- attributes for
(Text Reference)
- example
(Text Reference)
- batch error mode
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- batch fetch
- [entry #2] (Pro*COBOL Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- advantage of
(Pro*C/C++ Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- example
(Pro*COBOL Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- example of
(Pro*C/C++ Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- number of rows returned
(Pro*COBOL Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- number of rows returned by
(Pro*C/C++ Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- batch mode
(SQL*Plus User's Guide and Reference)
- [entry #2] (SQL*Plus User's Guide and Reference)
- batch termination of hot backup mode
(New Features)
- batch updates
- batch limit
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- batchable and compatible statements
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- batching incompatible statements
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- canceling a batch
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- cautions
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- enabling and disabling
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- error conditions during execution
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- explicit and implicit batch execution
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- overview
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- update counts
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- using implicit execution contexts
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- with respect to recursive call-ins
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- batch updates--see update batching
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- [entry #2] (Support for JavaServer Pages Reference)
- batch value
- checking value
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- connection batch value, setting
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- connection vs. statement value
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- default value
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- overriding value
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- statement batch value, setting
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- batch window for aggregation
(OLAP Developer's Guide to the OLAP DML)
- batching line-mode commands
(Internet Directory Administrator's Guide)
- BatchUpdateException
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- Bayes' Theorem
(Data Mining Concepts)
- [entry #2] (Data Mining Concepts)
- BC datetime format element
(SQL Reference)
- [entry #2] (SQL Reference)
- BC4J
- building XSQL clients
(XML Developer's Kits Guide - XDK)
- framework
(XML Developer's Kits Guide - XDK)
- JDeveloper
(XML Developer's Kits Guide - XDK)
- XSQL clients
(XML Developer's Kits Guide - XDK)
- BC4J, definition
(XML Developer's Kits Guide - XDK)
- BECOME USER system privilege
(SQL Reference)
- BEFORE clause
- of CREATE TRIGGER
(SQL Reference)
- BEFORE triggers
- [entry #2] (Concepts)
- [entry #3] (SQL Reference)
- complex security authorizations
(Application Developer's Guide - Fundamentals)
- correlation names and
(Application Developer's Guide - Fundamentals)
- defined
(Concepts)
- derived column values
(Application Developer's Guide - Fundamentals)
- specifying
(Application Developer's Guide - Fundamentals)
- when fired
(Concepts)
- before you perform a switchover operation
(Data Guard Broker)
- beforeAQOperation(HttpServletRequest, HttpServletResponse, AQxmlCallbackContext)
(Supplied Java Packages Reference)
- beforeFirst() method
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- beforeFirst() method (result sets)
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- BEGIN BACKUP clause
- ALTER TABLESPACE statement
(Recovery Manager User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide)
- of ALTER TABLESPACE
(SQL Reference)
- BEGIN command
(SQL*Plus User's Guide and Reference)
- disabling
(SQL*Plus User's Guide and Reference)
- BEGINDATA parameter
- for SQL*Loader control file
(Utilities)
- BeginDDL procedure
(Application Developer's Guide - Workspace Manager)
- [entry #2] (Supplied PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference)
- BeginResolve procedure
(Application Developer's Guide - Workspace Manager)
- [entry #2] (Supplied PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference)
- Begins With filter, in Oracle Directory Manager
(Internet Directory Administrator's Guide)
- BEGIN_SNAP variable
(Performance Tuning Guide and Reference)
- benchmarking workloads
(Performance Planning)
- benefits
- Data Guard broker
(Data Guard Broker)
- benefits of Oracle Advanced Security
(Advanced Security Administrator's Guide)
- Bequeath protocol
(Net Services Administrator's Guide)
- BEQUEATH_DETACH networking parameter
(Net Services Administrator's Guide)
- best model
- find
(Data Mining Concepts)
- in Model Seeker
(Data Mining Concepts)
- Best Practices
(Intelligent Agent User's Guide)
- Agent Compatibility
(Intelligent Agent User's Guide)
- Agent Configuration
(Intelligent Agent User's Guide)
- Agent Installation
(Intelligent Agent User's Guide)
- best practices
(Real Application Clusters Concepts)
- BetterDate (custom Java class)
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- BETWEEN comparison operator
(PL/SQL User's Guide and Reference)
- [entry #2] (PL/SQL User's Guide and Reference)
- [entry #3] (Performance Tuning Guide and Reference)
- BFILE
- [entry #2] (interMedia User's Guide and Reference)
- [entry #3] (interMedia User's Guide and Reference)
- accessing data
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- class
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- creating and populating columns
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- datatype
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (SQL Reference)
- defined
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- introduction
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- locators
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- [subentry #2] (SQL Reference)
- getting from a result set (JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- getting from callable statement (JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- passing to callable statements (JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- passing to prepared statements (JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- manipulating data
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- reading data
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- BFILE class
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- Bfile class
(Oracle C++ Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- methods
(Oracle C++ Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- BFILE column
(Text Application Developer's Guide)
- indexing
(Text Application Developer's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Text Application Developer's Guide)
- [subentry #3] (Text Reference)
- BFILE columns
- exporting
(Utilities)
- importing
(Utilities)
- BFILE data
- loading into LOBs
(Globalization Support Guide)
- BFILE datatype
(Concepts)
- [entry #2] (PL/SQL User's Guide and Reference)
- [entry #3] (Utilities)
- BFILE locator, selecting
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- BFILE security
(OLAP User's Guide)
- BFILE-buffering
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- BfileInputStream(BFILE)
(interMedia Java Classes User's Guide and Reference)
- BfileInputStream(BFILE, int)
(interMedia Java Classes User's Guide and Reference)
- BFILENAME function
(SQL Reference)
- BFILENAME()
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- [entry #2] (Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- advantages of using
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- BFILES
(Pro*C/C++ Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- definition
(Pro*COBOL Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- security
(Pro*C/C++ Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- BFILEs
(Application Developer's Guide - Fundamentals)
- [entry #2] (Application Developer's Guide - Fundamentals)
- [entry #3] (Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- accessing
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- as stored function results
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- BFILE support
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- converting to CLOB or NCLOB
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- creating an object in object cache
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- datatype
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- [subentry #2] (Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- [subentry #3] (Oracle C++ Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- DBMS_LOB read-only procedures
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- DBMS_LOB, offset and amount parameters in bytes
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- equal locators, check for
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- external datatype
(Oracle C++ Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- hard links and symbolic links not allowed
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- initializing using BFILENAME()
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- locators
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- maximum number of open
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- [subentry #2] (Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- multi-threaded server (MTS)
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- [subentry #2] (Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- OCI functions to read/examine values
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- [subentry #2] (Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- OCI read-only functions
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- [subentry #2] (Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- opening and closing using JDBC
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- operating system files, and
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- Oracle Objects for OLE (OO4O)
- opening/closing methods (Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- properties (Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- read-only methods (Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- Pro*C/C++ precompiler statements
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- Pro*COBOL precompiler embedded SQL statements
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- reading with DBMS_LOB
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- reference semantics
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- rules for using
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- security
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- storage devices
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- streaming APIs
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- using JDBC to read/examine
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- using Pro*C/C++ precompiler to open and close
(Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects (LOBs))
- BI Beans
- described
(OLAP User's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (OLAP User's Guide)
- [subentry #3] (OLAP User's Guide)
- thick-client configuration
(OLAP User's Guide)
- thin-client configuration
(OLAP User's Guide)
- big bang rollout strategy
(Performance Planning)
- big endian data
- external tables
(Utilities)
- BigDecimal
- mapping (for attributes)
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- support
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- BigDecimal mapping
(JPublisher User's Guide)
- BigDecimal mapping (for attributes)
(JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference)
- BINARY
- format column value
(Text Application Developer's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Text Reference)
- BINARY - oracle.xml.parser.schema.XSDTypeConstants.BINARY
(Supplied Java Packages Reference)
- binary attribute
(Text Reference)
- [entry #2] (Text Reference)
- binary configuration file
(Data Guard Broker)
- [entry #2] (Data Guard Broker)
- binary data
- [entry #2] (XML Developer's Kits Guide - XDK)
- BFILEs
(Concepts)
- BLOBs
(Concepts)
- RAW and LONG RAW
(Application Developer's Guide - Fundamentals)
- [subentry #2] (Concepts)
- binary data, reasons to avoid in JSP
(Support for JavaServer Pages Reference)
- binary file deployment
(Support for JavaServer Pages Reference)
- binary file location, ojspc d option
(Support for JavaServer Pages Reference)
- binary files
- formatting using Oracle Trace
(Performance Tuning Guide and Reference)
- binary large object
(Data Cartridge Developer's Guide)
- Binary Large Object, definition
(XML Developer's Kits Guide - XDK)
- binary large objects.
(SQL Reference)
- binary operators
(PL/SQL User's Guide and Reference)
- [entry #2] (SQL Reference)
- binary portability of profiles
(SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference)
- binary sort
(Globalization Support Guide)
- example
(Globalization Support Guide)
- BINARY_INTEGER datatype
(PL/SQL User's Guide and Reference)
- bind argument
(PL/SQL User's Guide and Reference)
- bind arrays
- determining size of for SQL*Loader
(Utilities)
- minimizing SQL*Loader memory requirements
(Utilities)
- minimum requirements
(Utilities)
- size with multiple SQL*Loader INTO TABLE statements
(Utilities)
- specifying maximum size
(Utilities)
- specifying number of rows
(Utilities)
- SQL*Loader performance implications
(Utilities)
- bind descriptor
(Pro*C/C++ Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- [entry #2] (Pro*C/C++ Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- [entry #3] (Pro*COBOL Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- [entry #4] (Pro*PL/I Supplement to the Oracle Precompilers Guide)
- definition of
(Pro*C/C++ Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- descriptor areas
(Pro*PL/I Supplement to the Oracle Precompilers Guide)
- information in
(Pro*C/C++ Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- bind descriptor area
(Pro*PL/I Supplement to the Oracle Precompilers Guide)
- bind descriptors
- information in
(Pro*COBOL Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- bind event
(Internet Directory Administrator's Guide)
- bind functions
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- bind handle
- attributes
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- description
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- bind mode
(Internet Directory Administrator's Guide)
- bind operation
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- [entry #2] (Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- [entry #3] (Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- associations made
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- example
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- initializing variables
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- LOBs
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- named datatypes
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- named versus positional
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- OCI array interface
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- OCI_DATA_AT_EXEC mode
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- PL/SQL
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- positional versus named
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- REF cursor variables
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- REFs
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- [subentry #2] (Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- steps used
(Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- bind operations
- in bind operations
(Oracle C++ Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- out bind operations
(Oracle C++ Call Interface Programmer's Guide)
- bind queries
- executing using pass-through SQL
(Heterogeneous Connectivity Administrator's Guide)
- bind SQLDA
- [entry #2] (Pro*COBOL Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- purpose of
(Pro*C/C++ Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- bind SQLDA
- purpose of
(Pro*PL/I Supplement to the Oracle Precompilers Guide)
- bind variables
(Application Developer's Guide - Fundamentals)
- [entry #2] (Database Tuning with the Oracle Tuning Pack)
- [entry #3] (Performance Tuning Guide and Reference)
- [entry #4] (Pro*COBOL Precompiler Programmer's Guide)
- [entry #5] (SQL*Plus User's Guide and Reference)
- creating
(SQL*Plus User's Guide and Reference)
- displaying
(SQL*Plus User's Guide and Reference)
- displaying automatically
(SQL*Plus User's Guide and Reference)
- [subentry #2] (SQL*Plus User's Guide and Reference)
- in PL/SQL blocks
(SQL*Plus User's Guide and Reference)