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You may want to adapt the proposal for a very similar problem in this post (https://www.unix.com/302946438-post2.html).

First, you can use auditing to tell what your users are up to.

Second, any developer worth hiring is going to get around that limitation in about 5 seconds. Better take Perl away, too...

I agree with VBE. Restrict the data, not the tool. If you restrict permissions on the compiler too much, you may find yourself in an interesting catch-22 someday.

Compiling code doesnt give you the right to implement it you know...
When you compile the generated executable is by default in the current directory or HOME etc.. to compile so it is implemented...

Can you do this with the file permissions of the compilation command? If it's /usr/bin/cc then a chmod 500 /usr/bin/cc would tie it down to owner access only. You could expand that a little to have...

awk '{sub("^ *Apple:","---\n&")}1' myFile

Some sed support \n some don't try:

sed 's/Apple:/---------------\
&/' /tmp/fru

That's most unfortunate.
You have a version of sed that does not like or support escape characters.
You do not have Perl.
What else do we have?
Do you have awk?
awk '/Apple:/{print...

One person has to set that parameter and that person is DBA. He/She (DBA) will set FILESYSTEMIO_OPTIONS=SETALL parameter in init.ora file, they will have to bounce the database after setting that...

As far as i know you need still set the following DB parameter:
To use CIO with JFS2 for Oracle 10g / 11g together with
ASYNC I/O operation, set the initialization parameter ...

Ok,
AIX6.1 and AIX7.1 combined with oracle >= 11.2.0.2 introduced a new open flag O_CIOR which is same as O_CIO, but this allows subsequent open calls without CIO. The advantage of this enhancement...

Ok,
It all depends on the type of system, large pages are intended for high performance computing applications which are memory intensive (such as oracle). Enabling large pages help and this is due...

Hi,

We followed the "Oracle Architecture and Tuning on AIX (v 2.30).pdf" guide, using CIO and Large Pages and gain a performance increase. Not a Big Bang but our Oracle team was satisfied.

AIX...