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ciscoasa# clear [crypto] ipsec sa [counters | entry {hostname | ip_address} {esp spi | map map_name | peer {hostname | ip_address}]

Oracle allows external data sources, such as at les, to be referenced in the from clause of a query as if they were regular tables An external table is de ned by metadata that describe the Oracle column types and the mapping of the external data into those columns An access driver is also needed to access the external data Oracle provides a default driver for at les The external table feature is primarily intended for extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL) operations in a data warehousing environment Data can be loaded into the data warehouse from a at le using create table table as select from < external table > where By adding operations on the data in either the select list or where clause, transformations and ltering can be done as part of the same SQL statement Since these operations can be expressed either in native SQL or in functions written in PL/SQL or Java, the external table feature provides a very powerful mechanism for expressing all kinds of data transformation and ltering operations For scalability, the access to the external table can be parallelized by Oracle s parallel execution feature

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For detailed troubleshooting of ISAKMP/IKE interaction with a remote peer, use the debug crypto isakmp command This command displays the building of the Phase 1 and 2 connections:

Oracle Enterprise Manager is Oracle s main tool for database systems management It provides an easy-to-use graphical user interface (GUI) and a variety of wizards for schema management, security management, instance management, storage management, and job scheduling It also provides performance monitoring and tools to help an administrator tune application SQL, access paths, and instance and data storage parameters For example, it includes a wizard that can suggest what indices are the most cost-effective to create under a given workload

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ciscoasa# debug crypto isakmp [1-255]

A database administrator needs to be able to control how the processing power of the hardware is divided among users or groups of users Some groups may execute interactive queries where response time is critical; others may execute long-running reports that can be run as batch jobs in the background when the system load is low It is also important to be able to prevent a user from inadvertently submitting an extremely expensive ad hoc query that will unduly delay other users Oracle s Database Resource Management feature allows the database administrator to divide users into resource consumer groups with different priorities and properties For example, a group of high-priority, interactive users may be guaranteed at least 60 percent of the CPU The remainder, plus any part of the 60 percent not used up by the high-priority group, would be allocated among resource consumer groups with lower priority A really low-priority group could get assigned 0 percent, which would mean that queries issued by this group would run only when there are spare CPU cycles available Limits for the degree of parallelism for parallel execution can be set for each group The database administrator can also set time limits for how long an SQL statement is allowed to run for each group When a users submits a statement, the Resource Manager estimates how long it would take to execute it and returns an error if the statement violates the limit The resource manager can also limit the number of user sessions that can be active concurrently for each resource consumer group

Up-to-date product information, including documentation, on Oracle products can be found at the Web sites http://wwworaclecom and http://technetoraclecom Extensible indexing in Oracle8i is described by Srinivasan et al [2000b], while Srinivasan et al [2000a] describe index organized tables in Oracle8i Banerjee et al [2000] describe XML support in Oracle8i Bello et al [1998] describe materialized views in Oracle Antoshenkov [1995] describes the byte-aligned bitmap compression technique used in Oracle; see also Johnson [1999b] The Oracle Parallel Server is described by Bamford et al [1998] Recovery in Oracle is described by Joshi et al [1998] and Lahiri et al [2001] Messaging and queuing in Oracle are described by Gawlick [1998]