(Vipul Patel) A lock is a thread synchronization mechanism like synchronized blocks. Locks are implemented internally using synchronized blocks. Therefore, we can use locks instead of synchronized keywords in Java.
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(Manoj Debnath) Experts know how to write performance efficient queries. Although experience ripens wisdom, there are certain things that one must understand at least to begin with.
Integrating Google Cloud Search with Oracle WebCenter Content
(Kim Negaard) In today’s post, we’re reviewing how we’ve integrated Google Cloud Search with Oracle WebCenter. As a long-time Google and Oracle partner, these integrations are one of our specialties.
Connect local SQL Developer to Oracle Cloud Autonomous Database (Always Free Tier)
(Lucas Jellema) In a recent article I described how to provision an instance of Oracle Cloud Autonomous Data Warehouse in the recently launched Always Free Tier of OCI. This article shows how to connect from SQL Developer (desktop tool) to this instance.
What’s Taking So Long For Autoupgrade
(mdinh) Directory for autoupgrade/log: $ORACLE_BASE/admin/$ORACLE_UNQNAME/autoupgrade/log, where $ORACLE_UNQNAME=db_unique_name
SQL Server Transparent Data Encryption Alternative Solution – NetLib Security Encryptionizer
(Jeremy Kadlec) Balancing new initiatives with operational best practices at our organization is always a challenge. To stay competitive in the market, we need to be constantly innovating new solutions to improve our customer experience.
Angular Lazy Loading
(Satheesh Elumalai) In this article, you will learn how to implement lazy loading in Angular.
Exploiting Amazon S3 with DB2 for LUW
(Philip Nelson) It is pretty obvious to even the most casual observers of the IT landscape that there is a big focus on “cloud computing”, which is defined on the IBM website as “the delivery of on-demand computing resources—everything from applications to data centers—over the Internet on a pay-for
Some tips for using SQL Server 2019 file and filegroups
Some tips for using SQL Server 2019 file and filegroups Consider placing the tempdb log files on other physical disk arrays than those with the data files. Because logging is usually more write-intensive, it is important that the disk arrays containing the tempdb log files have sufficient disk I/O performance. Set the maximum size of the data and log files....
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Cloud Challenges: Updating Environments
Something that is becoming a significant effort in working with SQL Server and other systems in the cloud (whether it be on AWS or Azure or other services) is the fact that updates are happening nearly constantly. There have been other columns about that here on SSWUG, but it’s important to take a few minutes and think through your implementations. […]