The Difference Between “Extensible” and “Pluggable” Applications Pluggable - can also be extensible What makes things pluggable is the ability of just dropping something (dll) somewhere and have that thing working It is achieved by your pluggable item having adhere to certain rules (implement interface) Depends how you look at it, the definition differ For example, your plugins can extend an application
how to find data files of pluggable database (oracle) I have a pluggable database I need to find locations where the data file of this pluggable db reside? Is there any command I can execute? I actually don't remember if I had specified the data file when I created the pluggable db Some guidance is appreciated
Oracle pluggable database rename and TNSNAMES. ORA file editting conn as sysdba; alter pluggable database ORCLPDB1 close; alter pluggable database ORCLPDB1 open restricted; alter session set container=ORCLPDB1; alter pluggable database rename global_name to NEW_NAME; alter pluggable database close immediate; alter pluggable database open; show pdbs; and see that PDB has been renamed successfully:
Connect Directly to Pluggable Database - Stack Overflow Ensure the pluggable database is started and open, there is a tnsnames ora entry for the pdb, confirm the listener has picked up the tnsnames entry for the pdb after you added it, reload the listener configuration if already running If you have issues connecting to the pdb using different users, check for permission differences between them
How to Register Pluggable Database(PDB) with new created LISTENER SQL> alter pluggable database pdb open; Now, you set local_listener SQL> alter system set local_listener='(address=(protocol=tcp)(host=ol8-19 localdomain) (port=1522))' scope=spfile; System altered and issue the following command in order to register the service immediately SQL> alter system register; System altered and restart pluggable
Pluggable database does not exist - Stack Overflow Earlier today I've connected to my pluggable database and things went fine Now when I write in the CMD: ALTER SESSION SET CONTAINER = PDBORCL; It says: ORA-65011: Pluggable database PDBORCL does not exist But it absolutely exists! Because I've been working with it so many times Any thoughts are appreciated
Storing tables into CDB or PDB? - Stack Overflow The container database's only job is to take care of central tasks, your application's data is meant to be stored in the pluggable database As you create more and more pluggable databases, the central work provided by the container database saves you LOTS of resources, as opposed to creating multiple, standalone instances of Oracle
Plugable or pluggable - English Language Usage Stack Exchange The OED has only pluggable alone, dating from 1930 It does not attest plugable Based on the existing models of beggable and diggable, huggable and luggable, pluggable seems to be the more likely spelling by far The only counterexample the OED attests is the rare legable, meaning heritable (as opposed to something which is entailed)
Connecting to an Oracle Pluggable Database using connection string in . . . How can we connect to a pluggable database via connection string in my application? Pluggable database is created via docker How do I specify that I want to connect to a pluggable database and not to cdb? Because am getting lot of metadata tables when connected to cdb Can we provide service name as an attribute in connection string?
Pluggable database not showing the users tablespace But if I create a container and plugable database in silent mode, I can only see the users tablespace from the container and if I enter the pluggable database, I can't see the users tablespace sqlplus as sysdba SQL> alter session set container=TESTPDB; SQL> select tablespace_name from dba_tablespaces; TABLESPACE_NAME