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Oracle DATE datatype is used to store point-in-time values related to date and time. Oracle date datatype is stored in fixed length field of 7 bytes allows the storing of the year in 4 digit format, month, day, hours, minutes and seconds. Oracle dates are stored in julian era starting from January 1, 4712 BC through December 31, 4172 AD. Dates are defaulted to AD unless the format mask BC is specifically used |
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Intel Corporation has begun shipping its highest- performing solid-state drive (SSD), the Intel® X-25E Extreme SATA Solid-State Drive, aimed at server, workstation and storage systems. Unlike mechanical drives, the SSDs contain no moving parts and instead feature 50nm single-level cell (SLC) NAND flash memory technology. Systems equipped with these drives will not suffer from the performance bottlenecks associated with conventional drives. By reducing the total infrastructure, cooling and energy costs, SSDs can lower total cost of ownership for enterprise applications by more than five times. |
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Oracle Rep-159 is an internal error generated by oracle reports. Oracle Rep-159 is generated in multiple situations which cannot be documented in detail, but a few of the situations that I have run into are listed below..
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ORA-01555, Snapshot too old error in oracle indicates that something else other than your current process is creating the issue. Oracle typically creates a read consistent view of the table so that it looks the same at the start and end of a sql operation. ORA-01555 indicates something has overwritten the undo area that keeps the data to maintain such a view.
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ORA-6502 mostly occurs during execution of code in an oracle database due to a bug in the SQL or PL/SQL code. The primary reason this oracle error occurs is when you try to assign a value to a numeric variable but the value is larger than the variable can handle. ORA-06502 oracle error also occurs if you are trying to assign a non-numeric value to a numeric variable
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