I was trying to calculate DBID of oracle database according to the topic Oracle in World: How to Discover find DBID and following number 2) mechanism specified there that is using of strings keyword.
My unfortunately my oracle database datafile is so big that I could not use strings keyword for searching.
I used,
strings datafilename_loc.
It failed with big file size. What I will do now?
How I can open file with strings?
A few options come to mind. First, split the file up in to smaller pieces
with ‘split’.
Another option, read in a small amount of the file and pipe it through
strings. For one megabyte, for example:
dd if=/path/to/your/file.ext bs=1024 count=1024 | strings | less
Good luck.
synthea wrote:
> I was trying to calculate DBID of oracle database according to the topic
> ‘Oracle in World: How to Discover find DBID’
> (http://arjudba.blogspot.com/2008/05/how-to-discover-find-dbid.html) and
> following number 2) mechanism specified there that is using of strings
> keyword.
>
> My unfortunately my oracle database datafile is so big that I could not
> use strings keyword for searching.
>
> I used,
> strings datafilename_loc.
>
> It failed with big file size. What I will do now?
> How I can open file with strings?
>
>
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