I’m not talking about Internet Of Things devices, but of course Oracle Index Organized Tables, which have been available in Oracle Database long before Exadata
Oracle “Always Free” Autonomous Database: A Free Slice of Exadata?
In September of 2019 Oracle started offering an Autonomous Database (Data Warehouse or OLTP) that is part of their “Always Free” Oracle Cloud tier. “Free”
Oracle Compression Syntax: Read the Freakin’ Manual?
(Updated 6/4/2020 to reflect incremental features in 20c release; updated 11/16/2022 for 21c incremental features). “Bigger on the inside? No. Basic miniaturisation sustained by a
Want 10053 traces? Can you query GV$ views?
If so, you’re in luck. You may have ALTER SESSION privileges in your database, but when you enable a 10053 trace and run your query,
Hidden Parameter Bug Fixes That Don’t Always Fix the ORA-00600 Bug
Within the last year under a recent RU of 19c (approximately 19.13) an ORA-00600 started showing up in the alert logs. I say “approximately” since
Exadata and Partitioning and Bloom Filters: Old School Features are New Again
In most of the environments I work in, ETL is a necessary evil: extract the information from one or more OLTP tables and insert it
All Kinds of Exadata Stuff 