I haven’t written anything in my blog for a few months now, and if you have been following me for a long time you know that’s quite unusual. However, there
I haven’t written anything in my blog for a few months now, and if you have been following me for a long time you know that’s quite unusual. However, there
When you develop an application that uses a database, one of the topics you need to consider is how to connect to the database. Some application use a one-to-one connection,
When Oracle moved to the new Oracle database release model in 2018, some changes were introduced with it. I just realized that I haven’t blogged about it (even though I
Even though it’s not listed in the main documentation page, Oracle 21c documentation exists. I went to the New Features Guide and here is a compilation of some of the
SEHA is a new Oracle Database 19c (>=19.7) feature to allow Standard Edition to integrate with Grid Infrastructure (GI) and allow a simple fail-over cluster option (after Oracle has removed
It’s been about a year since Oracle decided to change their database version schema, from version with a couple of releases (e.g. 12.1 is 12cR1 and 12.2 is 12cR2) to
This is the solution for Oracle Challenge #3. If you haven’t read the challenge, go and check it before you read the solution here.
One of my customers is a software company and they use Oracle database for their product. One of the things we need to do when they certify an Oracle version
I had a bad night last Thursday.After patching two test RAC databases and one production RAC with 180417 DB Bundle Patch (and some one-offs), I got to the point where
Lately I started patching a client’s database (12.1.0.2) to the latest PSU (180417). This is a RAC environment with streams and all kind of other features, so over the time