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I have made a desktop app Setup that connects with remote Oracle 10g Database. When I install Setup on remote machine and run my application then I get following error: system.data.oracleclient requires oracle client software version 8.1.7 or greater It works well on my Development machine. The error message is pretty self-explanatory: your application needs the Oracle Client installed on the machine it's running on. Your development PC already has it. Make sure your target PC has it, too. Edit: The System.Data.OracleClient namespace is deprecated. Make sure you use the driver native to your

I have created a procedure and used the below statement inside that . select sql_id into v_sql_id from v_$sql where sql_text =v_sql; I am getting the following error PL/SQL: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist I have checked the synonym its owner is PUBLIC ,so it should run in this case ,but its not working . Another thing i can select sql_id from v_$sql where sql_text =v_sql; this in simple editor .Can anyone help me with this . Database dictionary related or system tables (v_$sql in this case) are owned by Oracle sys user and needs special privileges to access them. You need to login to

I am trying to implement a sequence in an Oracle database to act as a surrogate key creator for a table. For performance reasons, I want this sequence to be cached. I have read that there are potential pitfalls when using cached sequences since rollbacks and instance failures will result in missed values. This got me to thinking. Let's say I create a sequence with a cache size of 100. Then I make a 50 record insert to my table, with the sequence value as the primary surrogate key. After the commit, the current value of the sequence would not yet have been written to disk. Suppose I were to

I'm trying to copy data from one Oracle schema ( CORE_DATA ) into another ( MY_DATA ) using an INSERT INTO (...) SQL statement. What would the SQL statement look like? Prefix your table names with the schema names when logged in as a user with access to both: insert into MY_DATA.table_name select * from CORE_DATA.table_name; Assuming that the tables are defined identically in both schemas, the above will copy all records from the table named table_name in CORE_DATA to the table named table_name in MY_DATA. funny_irony usage: COPY FROM [db] TO [db] [opt] [table] { ([cols]) } USING [sel] [db] :

I have installed oracle 10g express edition and I did not find the option to create schema.. Is there a option to create schema in oracle 10g express edition or else I have to install other oracle 10g..? To create schema which oracle 10g I have to install... what? You don't need to explicitly create schema, Oracle automatically creates a schema when you create a user (see CREATE USER documentation). If you really want, you can use CREATE SCHEMA statement and issue it through Oracle Express web interface or from SQL prompt. onkar The CREATE SCHEMA statement can include CREATE TABLE , CREATE