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Photographs are for illustration purposes only and may not relate the actual colour or design of an item. The reasons for return could be any of the following: failed delivery, the wrong item delivered, damaged or broken item, items returned in the guarantee period, damaged or broken packaging, missing parts, incomplete set, the wrong item ordered. (Hardware - Might not come with counterparts. Slight mark on products.Īn item could be classed as Grade B if the box was damaged. Grade B: item could have minor flaws, something that is slightly scratched / cosmetically marked i.e. NOTE: ALL ITEMS IN THIS SALE ARE GRADE B PRODUCTS. Viewings and appraisals available prior to the auction ending. Please make yourself familiar with all terms and conditions prior to sale.

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OWN COURIER COLLECTION IS NOT ALLOWED AT THIS MOMENTĬollection in person is available with appointment slot.ĭebit Card payment on collection availableĪLL GOODS MUST BE PAID WITHIN 2 WORKING DAYS AFTER A SALEĪLL GOODS MUST BE COLLECTED WITHIN 5 WORKING DAYS AFTER A SALE, FAILURE IN DOING THIS WILL ACCURE STORAGE CHARGES AT £20 PLUS VAT PER LOT PER DAY OR THE GOODS BEING FORFEITED AND SOLD NEXT AVAILABLE SALE

Individual lot delivery charges start from £14 per parcel plus VAT Best to set this up as a scheduled job.Collection will be by appointment only please contact the office to arrange your collection time.ĭelivery Information: Delivery is available at this auction from £60 per pallet plus VAT. It can do housekeeping on those files as well but, again, only if you ask it to.

If you're not using RMAN, then you really, really should be.ĪDR keeps track of stuff of anything created when things go wrong, like the database's Alert log.

Properly configured, RMAN keeps track of everything you need to get your database back if something goes horribly wrong and can get rid of everything else, if you ask it to. Recovery MANager ( RMAN) and Automatic Diagnostic Repository ( ADR) should become your new best friends. If you're not using Automated Storage Management (ASM) then, for a Relational Database, you will find yourself spending a disproportionate amount of time mucking about, house-keeping all the files that Oracle Database creates. If the DBF files are the Database's Data Files then there's not much you can do (except to delete Data from the database and then try to 'shrink' the Data Files). on observation could see that DBF files are taking huge space.

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Fill the Windows disk and your shiny, new server turns into a paperweight.ĭepends where you put the logs.

Come close to filling the Windows disk and the Windows starts to run like a slug.

Generally speaking, putting anything other than Windows itself on the Windows disk is a Bad idea. We have very less space on our C Drive where the DBF files are stored in windows server.

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