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View Extended Info (Advanced): Enables the user to display extended
information about the schema.
Recreate all constraints (Advanced): Enables the user to execute a script that
recreates all constraints in the schema. Typically needed after a "support only"
import, or if some constraints for some reason are missing. Missing
constraints are reported in the status window.
Recreate all sequences and recompile schema (Advanced): Enables the user to
recreate all sequences in the schema and then recompiles the entire schema.
This is usually done by normal imports, but could be needed if something
went wrong during the import, or if “support only" import was used. This will
also fix problems that might appear if for some reason a manual import was
done.
Recompile schema (Advanced): Enables the user to recompile all packages,
triggers, functions and procedures.
Reorganize LOB's (Advanced): Enables the user to speed up SQL in older
databases. This option will only be visible with older VCP installations (usually
VCP 4 and some 5.1 versions). For example: The large object (LOB) columns of
Plakat_data
are stored in_row. If you have problems with slow SQL,
reorganizing the columns could improve the SQL performance.
See Also
User Interface
Advanced Configuration
14.4.5 Connection Status
Figure 101: Connection indicator to database
The connection indicator field at the bottom right shows the connection status for
VCP DBA to the database. It is red when disconnected, and green when connected.
If the connection is lost try clicking on this field to reconnect to the database.
See Also
User Interface
14.4.6 Error Logs
When errors occur during operation, an indicator is shown in the lower right of
VCPDBA’s user interface. Clicking this warning indicator will open a log window
with the following three logs:
VCPDBA.log: Shows the main application log.
VCPDBA_SQL.log: Shows the SQL output from the last script that was
executed.
vcp_ora.log: Shows the log for the internal Oracle module.
All log files are stored in the same directory as the VCP DBA application.