The new SQL Developer 3.1 is a major improvement in the right direction. Change management pack is now available for free. Apparently, not enough people were buying it, so Oracle decided to give it away. The new Data Pump wizard is also nice but it lacks some basic features. It isn't possible to cancel an existing DP job from the SQL Developer. Bummer! How did Oracle miss such an elementary feature?
On Feb 9, 10:08 am, Mladen Gogala <gogala.REMOVETHISmla...@google.com>
wrote:
> The new SQL Developer 3.1 is a major improvement in the right direction.
> Change management pack is now available for free. Apparently, not enough
> people were buying it, so Oracle decided to give it away. The new Data
> Pump wizard is also nice but it lacks some basic features. It isn't
> possible to cancel an existing DP job from the SQL Developer. Bummer! How
> did Oracle miss such an elementary feature?
On Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:44:57 -0800, joel garry wrote:
> On Feb 9, 10:08 am, Mladen Gogala <gogala.REMOVETHISmla...@google.com>
> wrote:
>> The new SQL Developer 3.1 is a major improvement in the right
>> direction. Change management pack is now available for free.
>> Apparently, not enough people were buying it, so Oracle decided to give
>> it away. The new Data Pump wizard is also nice but it lacks some basic
>> features. It isn't possible to cancel an existing DP job from the SQL
>> Developer. Bummer! How did Oracle miss such an elementary feature?
> On Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:44:57 -0800, joel garry wrote:
>> On Feb 9, 10:08 am, Mladen Gogala
>> <gogala.REMOVETHISmla...@google.com> wrote:
>>> The new SQL Developer 3.1 is a major improvement in the right
>>> direction. Change management pack is now available for free.
>>> Apparently, not enough people were buying it, so Oracle decided to
>>> give it away. The new Data Pump wizard is also nice but it lacks
>>> some basic features. It isn't possible to cancel an existing DP job
>>> from the SQL Developer. Bummer! How did Oracle miss such an
>>> elementary feature?
I also noticed that readers can vote to get their favorite request on
top of the list, so I decided to push your request up the list. I even
tried to put in a second vote, but was stopped by a unique constraint:
<q>
ORA-00001: unique constraint (DBTOOLS.FEATURE_RATING_UK1) violated Unable to process row of table FEATURE_RATING.
</q>
> > On Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:44:57 -0800, joel garry wrote:
> >> On Feb 9, 10:08 am, Mladen Gogala
> >> <gogala.REMOVETHISmla...@google.com> wrote:
> >>> The new SQL Developer 3.1 is a major improvement in the right
> >>> direction. Change management pack is now available for free.
> >>> Apparently, not enough people were buying it, so Oracle decided to
> >>> give it away. The new Data Pump wizard is also nice but it lacks
> >>> some basic features. It isn't possible to cancel an existing DP job
> >>> from the SQL Developer. Bummer! How did Oracle miss such an
> >>> elementary feature?
> > I'm not into so called "constructive criticism", I prefer nagging on
> > Usenet. Eventually, the end result is the same and Usenet is much more
> > fun.
Nagging is the most common reason for divorce in the US (in one recent
list making the rounds). Nagios has to be one of the worst product
names that isn't actually associated with a disease.
> I also noticed that readers can vote to get their favorite request on
> top of the list, so I decided to push your request up the list. I even
> tried to put in a second vote, but was stopped by a unique constraint:
> <q>
> ORA-00001: unique constraint (DBTOOLS.FEATURE_RATING_UK1) violated
> Unable to process row of table FEATURE_RATING.
> </q>
> --
> Jeroen
lol!
It seems to have strange ideas who I am, too. I must be the usenet
oracle.
On Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:36:10 -0800, joel garry wrote:
> Nagging is the most common reason for divorce in the US (in one recent
> list making the rounds). Nagios has to be one of the worst product
> names that isn't actually associated with a disease.
I'll be worried only if Nagios tells me that my wife wants a divorce. I am monitoring everything, I have it all covered.
On Feb 10, 8:36 am, joel garry <joel-ga...@home.com> wrote:
> > > I'm not into so called "constructive criticism", I prefer nagging on
> > > Usenet. Eventually, the end result is the same and Usenet is much more
> > > fun.
> Nagging is the most common reason for divorce in the US (in one recent
> list making the rounds). Nagios has to be one of the worst product
> names that isn't actually associated with a disease.
The alert tone for nagios messages in my iphone goes:
"nag-nag-nag-nag!..."
When it goes off in the middle of the night I'm not very popular...
;-)
We are not giving away the Change Management Pack. We are no longer requiring it for one specific use case - generating a DIFF report and DLL synch script using the DIFF utility in SQL Developer. This is a very important distinction. Would hate to see you folks run afoul of licensing and support...
I don't see a way to cancel a job either - any job that is - and I agree that's something that should be added to the 'to do' list. Thanks for the heads-up!
On Thu, 09 Feb 2012 17:43:22 -0800, hillbillytoad.js wrote:
> We are not giving away the Change Management Pack. We are no longer
> requiring it for one specific use case - generating a DIFF report and
> DLL synch script using the DIFF utility in SQL Developer. This is a very
> important distinction. Would hate to see you folks run afoul of
> licensing and support...
> I don't see a way to cancel a job either - any job that is - and I agree
> that's something that should be added to the 'to do' list. Thanks for
> the heads-up!
> Jeff
Thanks for the clarifications. As for the cancellation, I have a sort of PHP tool that helps with administration of databases, I will add datapump job management this weekend.
On Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:10:21 -0800, Noons wrote:
> The alert tone for nagios messages in my iphone goes:
> "nag-nag-nag-nag!..."
I am using popular music for my ring tone. I am using a very popular song by AC/DC, which goes something like this:
Living easy, living free
Season ticket on a one-way ride
Asking nothing, leave me be
Taking everything in my stride
Don't need reason, don't need rhyme
Ain't nothing I would rather do
Going down, party time
My friends are gonna be there too
....
On Feb 14, 5:08 am, Mladen Gogala <gogala.REMOVETHISmla...@google.com>
wrote:
> I am using popular music for my ring tone. I am using a very popular song
> by AC/DC, which goes something like this:
> Living easy, living free
> Season ticket on a one-way ride
> Asking nothing, leave me be
> Taking everything in my stride
> Don't need reason, don't need rhyme
> Ain't nothing I would rather do
> Going down, party time
> My friends are gonna be there too
> ....
<gogala.REMOVETHISmla...@google.com> wrote:
> On Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:10:21 -0800, Noons wrote:
> > The alert tone for nagios messages in my iphone goes:
> > "nag-nag-nag-nag!..."
> I am using popular music for my ring tone. I am using a very popular song
> by AC/DC, which goes something like this:
> Living easy, living free
> Season ticket on a one-way ride
> Asking nothing, leave me be
> Taking everything in my stride
> Don't need reason, don't need rhyme
> Ain't nothing I would rather do
> Going down, party time
> My friends are gonna be there too
> ....
I used to have Strange Love by Depeche Mode (since most calls are from
my wife anyways - even had a monophonic version on an earlier phone),
but now that I have a new phone and a turntable with usb to rip vinyl,
I have so many choices I haven't done anything yet. But I definitely
won't use "nag-nag-nag!"
jg
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