This is the post that will complete my Real Application Testing series (for now at least). In this post I’ll talk about the DB Replay. If you haven’t read my
This is the post that will complete my Real Application Testing series (for now at least). In this post I’ll talk about the DB Replay. If you haven’t read my
Here is a new thing I found out about database processes. If you read my post about listener registration you know about the communication between the database and the listener
If you haven’t read the challenge, don’t read the solution yet. Click here and try to solve it before you read the answer. If you tried (and have or don’t
Today I ran into a strange Oracle situation. It took me some time to realize what it is, so I decided to write it as a challenge. Hope you will
Those of you who have known me for a while, probably know I’m a podcast junky. Driving to work is basically wasted time unless I’m using the time for phone
This is a post I wrote quite a while ago, and it’s about 11.2 parallel features. It’s a little out dated, now that 12c is out for a while and
As you can probably understand from the title, this is not going to be a regular post (and a bit long as well), as usually my posts are technical. I
When using materialized views, refresh is an important method we use. We can perform a full or fast refresh, depending on the materialized view properties and the existance of a
Lately I took part in Oracle Real Application Testing Workshop managed by Oracle product management team. I’d like to tell you a little bit about the feature beyond the introduction
Constraint are objects we all know, we use them a lot when creating tables and they allow us to: Keep data integrity at the table level, like disallow null values