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- How to see list of databases in Oracle? - Database Administrators Stack . . .
Note also there is a terminology mismatch between MySQL and Oracle Database In terms of architecture, Oracle has table->schema->database, and at the same time also table->tablespace->database MySQL has simply table->database So maybe you are really searching for Oracle schema list (think: SQL namespaces for tables) or Oracle tablespace list
- oracle - Difference between database vs user vs schema - Database . . .
Data Base The Data base is a collection of data,where actually data stored Its a physical Memory Component Connected to a Computer Installed with DBMS Software to manipulate the data in that Memory component,the computer installed with dbms software is called Server or Database Server The both Server(Computer) and Database(memory component) are different but Most of times refered as Same
- What is the difference between Schema and Database in Oracle?
In Oracle, a schema is a database Also see here - particularly this: One characteristic of an RDBMS is the independence of physical data storage from logical data structures In Oracle Database, a database schema is a collection of logical data structures, or schema objects [i e related tables]
- How check that the Oracle Database is up?
First thing first: you need to know the username and password to connect to database for step 2 Check the oracle process runs: On Un*x: ps -ef|grep pmon On Windows: tasklist|findstr i oracle if the command in any case returns output i e if the pmon oracle process is running in your environment the database is running Go to ORACLE_HOME bin
- Oracle: Quick way to list all database links
These views are helpful for working with DB links in Oracle: DBA_DB_LINKS - All DB links defined in the database; ALL_DB_LINKS - All DB links the current user has access to; USER_DB_LINKS - All DB links owned by current user; See more in Oracle documentation
- How do you show SQL executing on an Oracle database?
How can you show the SQL that is currently executing on an oracle db? Extra information that would be useful would include user, session id etc
- oracle - grant all privileges of all tables in database to a user . . .
I use oracle 12c I try to grant all privileges of all tables to a user And in future I don't need to add any privileges to that user I need to do this I don't want to grant system tables to tha
- oracle - Database Administrators Stack Exchange
You can ping the database server from the computer you are trying to connect from You can tnsping the listener from the computer you are trying to connect from If all these check out you may want to create a fresh connection line to make sure you don't have a typo
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