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1. #Vmware virtualcenter server event id 1000 how to
2. #Vmware virtualcenter server event id 1000 Offline

And we have a "vNetwork Distributes Switch"(vNDSwich) running on the ESX. So we need to move some ESX servers into new vCenter and guess what the VM's need to be moved while they are still running. Now its possible to make a new tablespace and let the vCenter installer build the schema.

It should delete the files as well but i have seen that it does not always do this. SQL> DROP TABLESPACE "TableSpaceName" INCLUDING CONTENTS AND DATAFILES CASCADE CONSTRAINTS Ĥ. This gives us the Output with the command we need to use:ĭrop materialized view UserName.VPXV_DEVICE_COUNTER PRESERVE TABLE SQL> select 'drop materialized view '||owner||'.'||name||' PRESERVE TABLE ' fromĭba_registered_snapshots where name in (select table_name from dba_tables wher

#Vmware virtualcenter server event id 1000 how to

I found a nice script here how to do this. Drop the materialized view, or we will get the Error: ORA-23515: materialized views and/or their indices exist in the tablespace

#Vmware virtualcenter server event id 1000 Offline

SQL> ALTER TABLESPACE "TableSpaceName" OFFLINE NORMAL Ģ. The CASCADE is required so that all his data is dropped. I have tried this with the vCloud director User and it worked. In oracle it is possbile to drop the user including his data, tablespaces, indexes and so forth. Remember this is dangerous and will delete all the data in the tablespace for the vCenter use own risk if you drop the user and he is owner of other databases/tables those will be gone to! Since the scripts to create the Database did not work corectly I wanted to get a fresh tablespace for the new vCenter installation.