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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.
For performance reasons, the Data Provider for Oracle does not automatically bind REF CURSOR data types, as MSDAORA does, unless you explicitly specify them. The data provider does not support any ODBC escape sequences, including the {resultset} escape used to specify REF CURSOR parameters.To execute a stored procedure that returns REF CURSORs, you must define the parameters in the OracleParameterCollection with an OracleType of Cursor and a Direction of Output.The data provider supports binding REF CURSORs as output parameters only.he .NET Framework Data Provider for Oracle supports the Oracle REF CURSOR data type. When using the data provider to work with Oracle REF CURSORs, you should consider the following behaviors.