Retrieve real-time SQL requests between Oracle and Tomcat server [closed] - sql

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I'm running a LoadRunner script which generates "Missing IN or OUT parameter at Index:: 1". I think this may come from a sql statement. So I want to get the SQL requests in real-time between my Tomcat server and the Oracle database. I tried to seach on Oracle Enterprise Manager, but didn't get anything useful (I'm not familliar with this tool). So I wonder if there are something that can display the SQL requests(statements) and in what time they have been executed. I don't care about the performence, things like how much time they take, how many percentage of CPU they use, ect..
Is there some tools can do this job? Thanks a lot in advance.

Looks at your tomcat log and your database transaction logs if you are looking for a time context for when a particular event occurs. If you are looking at frequency, performance, top talkers on your DB then you want to invoke whatever profiler you have your your particular database solution.

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Health check for DB using SQL Server 2008 [closed]

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Can you please help me with a script inorder to do the health check of the DB using SQL server 2008.
Thanks.
Use following command :
dbcc checkdb
There's no silver bullet or golden rule here. First you ill need to define what's a health DB. Second what do you need to check? Indexes, deadlocks, FKs, etc. Third what do you do to keep the DB healthy, reindex, clear log, check DB growth? Last, are you doing backups? Do you have disaster recovery plan? Ill that backup restore the DB for a healthy state? How much ill be lost?
As you see you make a question over a extensive topics. I suggest you head for SQL Server Central a great source for DBAs and hit the books. You ill find a lot of checkdb scripts but you ill see you need more than a plan script. You ill need to know what to do if that script prints a error message.

SQL Diff software that support SQL Server 2012 - any recommendations? [closed]

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In a previous work place we worked with a software called SQL Delta which compared 2 sql servers - so we could sync the changes from our development machine and the production machine. I checked and they don't seem to support SQL Server 2012 yet.
Does anyone have any recommendation about another SQL Diff software that works with SQL Server 2012, has a good easy and clear interface?
An advantage is that it will also support SQL Server Azure.
Thanks
Try red-gate, this also support sql server 2012
http://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-development/sql-compare/features
also:
http://www.sqlaccessories.com/SQL_Examiner/
and
dbforge
You can also check xSQL, I had used their free version sometime back and found it to be pretty good.

Which is the best choice for windows app SQL Server Express / SQLite / SQL Server CE? [closed]

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I know this cloud be duplicate of many question but again the answer is not straight forward.
I know it depends upon usage and functionality of windows application
But as SQL Server CE (compact edition) does not have any features like views, stored procedures , function etc , It is light weighted.
please guid me to choose which should I used among SQL Server Express / SQLite / SQL Server CE?
I have already gone through all procs and cons still need a single line answer :(
I'm working on windows application which is an desktop app of paper setter
it will set question paper.
Exactly depending upon requirement I need to decide but I'm worried about the space and performance. if I choose SQL express then it might take a long time depending upon computer config. My win app will related with papers which includes audio and video sets also
for this app which could be the best to use please guide.
For Windows app, if you want to use store procedure and views kind of things then you must need to use SQL Express, but if your database is small and you can manage through just select statements and insert / update statements then you need to use sqllite for small db purpose.
So based on your requirement you need to take a decision.
I m not sure, but this will help u.
http://developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/How_to_use_SQLite_in_Windows_Phone

Is there a GUI tool for MacOS that allows to print labels from SQL databases [closed]

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I am looking for a GUI tool on Mac which allows users to browse contents of a relatively simple SQL database (only 2-3 tables) and which allows them to print selected records in a specific layout on labels.
This database ran previously on MsAccess and we would like to have it as SQL. However, non IT-professionals should easily be able to print those labels.
If anybody knows a tool for this (except filemaker), please let me know.
Thanks a lot,
Philipp
I would suggest OpenOffice for a "mailmerge" like label printing.
If You need a more robust "report" oriented solution You can take a look at jasper reports and ireport both have release for OSx.
http://community.jaspersoft.com/
http://community.jaspersoft.com/project/ireport-designer

SQL connection failure and network reliability [closed]

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Are there any tools to quickly test network reliability to a SQL server?
We are receiving error reports from a particular customer who has a random "connection failure" message popup throughout the day. We have identified a few spots where this error might occur, but at different times of the day the code executes perfectly. Some other research leads me to believe this might be a licensing issue too. I need something to give to their IT department.
Connection errors -
1) Are these happening from only within your Application ? For example, if a connection drops when connected thru SQL-Mgmt Studio , it means that no programming caused that error - its a SQL Server 'installation / licensing / admin / non-app / non-programmer' error.
2)If it does not drop from a sys-tool like studio, and only happens from your app - then you need to look at the application stack.
3) Are these long-running database connections, or OLTP -types ? From your description it does not look like it..
4) You can do multiple things I guess to peek into TCP/IP stuff (apart from SQL-server layer).
Run pings in a loop ? (Not sure but why not). Look at TCP/IP keep alives.
5) If the network is unreliable it should show up in other ways, other things like outlook which requires a all-day-long connection, will show errors too.
For network monitoring tools you might want to start with looking at Servers Alive or Nagios.