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Saurabh Srivastava


Saurabh Srivastava has around 4 years of experience as Oracle Apps DBA . He has worked on various sections of Oracle E-Biz suite including DMZ, Shared Application Tier, Multi Node, NLS support, Discoverer and upgrades. Apart from this Saurabh believes in the motto "Give a try to everything".

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Reduce autoconfig downtime - Parallel run & Profiler

Posted in April 15th, 2010
by Saurabh in 11i, R12 new features, advanced, autoconfig, r12

Oracle has introduced two new features in autoconfig. These two new features for sure gonna help to reduce the downtime of application for maintenance tasks.1.  AutoConfig: Parallel Run Option
The “Parallel Run” feature enables
AutoConfig to be executed simultaneously across multiple nodes of an Oracle
E-Business Suite instance. Certain AutoConfig configurations of one node depend
on the configurations of […]

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Fonts Demystified in Oracle Application 11i

Posted in November 2nd, 2008
by Saurabh in 11i, apps, troubleshooting

“Your technical team is reporting that the report they developed in one font, when generated from oracle Applications automatically converts to another font.”
The most common architecture which is deployed at customer place is the Oracle Applications server runs on UNIX flavours whereas client machine operates with Windows flavour. Generally developer uses windows machine installed with […]

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Validating and rebuilding large and fragmented indexes in 11i

Posted in October 13th, 2008
by Saurabh in 11i, database, performance

You can have various methods to identify the large or fragmented indexes in 11i or you can just configure the Oracle Alert to receive a mail. This alert is scheduled to check the situation periodically say daily at mid night.
The alert ‘Indexes too large or fragmented‘ is pre-defined alert.
There are three possible ways to rebuild […]

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