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
Tag: 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”
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
Exadata HCC Query Low: My New Best Friend
Is Swiss Cheese That Bad for your Database? HCC (Hybrid Columnar Compression) has been a feature of Oracle Exadata since the beginning; its four variations
Oracle Exadata Offloading Anomalies: How Much is DML a Factor?
I was testing a few of the functions identified in V$SQLFN_METADATA to see if some of the REGEXP-related functions were offloadable (they are!) and the
Exadata In-Memory Column Store with INMEMORY_FORCE: The Sequel
In a previous blog post, I showed how using flash storage on Exadata can extend the Oracle in-memory capacity by using flash storage in conjunction
All Kinds of Exadata Stuff 