All of Oracle’s database technologies fed into the backbone of Exadata over 10 years ago — but does the process work in the other direction?
ORACLE ACTIVE DATA GUARD 19C FEATURES: AN Add-On
In the previous post ORACLE ACTIVE DATA GUARD 19C FEATURES: AN ASTERISK, using Global Temporary Tables (GTTs) on an Oracle 18c or 19c Active Data
Oracle Active Data Guard 19c Features: an asterisk
Using Oracle Active Data Guard (ADG) gets easier to set up every release — you can even use dbca on a new standby for creating
Who moved my cheese parameter?
On databases with multiple DBAs and a not too rigorous change control policy, database parameters get changed and it’s not always clear who made the
In “Case” you missed it: Part 1
And you probably didn’t miss it, since I just posted it. A question came up a couple times recently, “Do WHERE clauses with CASE expressions
Indexes are Still a “Thing” on Exadata!
Even with Oracle Database 19c and its automatic indexing features on Exadata, and especially on the Oracle Autonomous Database, people still come up to me
