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ORACLE 11G how to modify the retention period of less than 8 days AWR. Oracle Database 11g default have a system defined by Moving Window Baseline, the baseline corresponds to the AWR retains all the data in AWR. Only the existence of a Moving Window Baseline.The system defined Moving Window Baseline recognize the size for the current AWR retention period, namely that eight days.If you want to increase the Moving Window Baseline, first of all need to increase the AWR retention period.he system defined Moving Window Baseline recognize the size for the current AWR retention period, namely that eight days. If you want to increase the Moving Window Baseline, first of all need to increase the AWR retention period.
Incorrect utl_file permission umask tips. Oracle Tips by Burleson Consulting June 15, 2009. Question: I have a problem where creating a new file with utl_file.open creates improper permissions for the file. When we run a PL/SQL stored procedure that creates a file using utl_file.open, the permissions are 644. However, when the same stored procedure is executed from inside an Oracle job, the resulting permission from utl_file are 600. I check that the umask for the oracle user is 022 so I would expect new files to have the default permission of 622.