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IS there any easy way to UNDERSTAND DB.... [message #381233]

Thu, 15 January 2009 23:26

ramoradba
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Hi all. This is sriram.....first of all,please ignore if any mistakes..am not a native speaker.if any format mistakes...i will correct by next message....so let me know if any.. I AM new to my job DBA(FRESHER).Is there any easy method to understand DB...i mean..i want to know, if anyone did any DML i will create one trigger to know which one is modified.....BUT my problem is i have 1000 tables...so is there any way to find directly...find changes made into those tables... (affected tables)

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Re: IS there any easy way to UNDERSTAND DB.... [message #381234 is a reply to message #381233]

Thu, 15 January 2009 23:29

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query DBA_OBJECTS

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Re: IS there any easy way to UNDERSTAND DB.... [message #381257 is a reply to message #381233]

Fri, 16 January 2009 00:48

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You know...I mean...the way you write.....I mean....is...you know...hard to read...you see...I will say...read documentation...http://tahiti.oracle.com......

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Re: IS there any easy way to UNDERSTAND DB.... [message #381268 is a reply to message #381257]

Fri, 16 January 2009 01:07

ramoradba
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documentation...http://tahiti.oracle.com......

Thank you Michel....
thank you for your kind response,

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first of all,please ignore if any mistakes..am not a native speaker.if any format mistakes...i will correct by next message....so let me know if any..

as i posted before that i do not know really how to post the question.i just used those dots(...) to ask the forum without any confusion,but based on those you are simply blaming pointing me on my mistakes.i have seen your previous messages also.but those are in good way.my institute environment is totally different from my company environment that is why i raised that question. without having real experiance no one is best.

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i think this is the best way for me to read.i hope you may understand my problem thank you
Regards
Sriram.

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Re: IS there any easy way to UNDERSTAND DB.... [message #381271 is a reply to message #381268]

Fri, 16 January 2009 01:18

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ramoradba

if anyone did any DML i will create one trigger to know which one is modified.

If I understood you correctly, perhaps you'd want to enable auditing (instead of writing a trigger per table (having in mind that there are far too many of them).

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Re: IS there any easy way to UNDERSTAND DB.... [message #381311 is a reply to message #381271]

Fri, 16 January 2009 04:58

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Thank you Littlefoot.
Auditing is fine.but Why i posted this query is to know & learn like we can create one trigger to record the sql-DDL statements on both schema & database level into a table,in same way we can record the DML changes only on purticular table.so my qyestion is --is it possible to write the dml trigger at schema level ? based on the documentation,i learned it is not possible,but because of my curiosity i am asking.

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Re: IS there any easy way to UNDERSTAND DB.... [message #381316 is a reply to message #381311]

Fri, 16 January 2009 05:36

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As far as I can tell, the answer is NO.

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