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July 15, 2006
Coach for diversity
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I recently participated a pilot project "Coach for diversity" organized by Warwick and LSE.
This book is the one I must read before next stage started. It is the first time after graduation I will be forced to read a book.
April 27, 2006
Hibernate 3
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- P151: Open Session view is not the first choice. Should fecht the completed required graph in the first place, using HQL or criteria queries, with a sensible and optimized defualt fetching strategy in the maping metadata for all other cases
- P110: Line10 How to interpret that?
Thus if we noly call items.getBids().add(bid), no changes will be made persistent
With cascade=”all”, hibernte will persist the bid instance. However, the value of the foreign key column is not set
March 06, 2006
Cost Based Oracle
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I began to read this book. I attended several presentations by this book’s author,Johnathan Lewis, in UKOUG conference and some were quite impressive.
This book is definitely a dream-killer. I cannot fall asleep after reading this, for you have to be very vigilant. I brought this book back to office.
P101: Columns order: put columns that appear with a range-based predicate toward the end of index definition; improve the compressibility of an index by putting the least selective(most repetitive) columns first
P69 Index-driven access path:
cost = blevel +
leaf_blocks * effective_index_selectivity +
clustering_factor * effective_table_selectivity
effective_index_selectivity MIGHT = 1/distinct_keys (in user_indexes table)
P52 selectivity = “required range”divided by “total available range”
January 27, 2006
Refactoring
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Great Book.It bring me the whole world of refactoring.
Eclipse IDE makes refactoring job a joyable task. I can seriously say: it is fun.
Oracle BAckup & Recovery Handbook
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A old version Oracle book, talking about Oracle 9i, 2 generations behide now.
It once helped me a lot and the pricipals still apply
RMAN
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A good book, but it is not very well organized.
Duplicate to a Remote Server P408
- have to either copy backups to or NTF mount backups at the remote serve
- copy archivelogs from target to auxiliary
- On target server, configure tnsnames.ora to point auxilariy instnce; On auxiliary sitse, need to edit listener.ora
- rman target / auxiliary system/*@auxi_server
- sql 'alter system switch logfile';
- duplicate target database to
nofilenamecheck pfile=/pfile/init.ora logfile '/loca1' size 100m, '/loca2' size 100m - Other clauses include: 1) skip tablespace 'users','tools' ; 2) until sequcne =1 thread = 1
Duplicate to a Same Server P406
- make sure db_file_name_convert = ('target','aux');