(Zahid Anwar) This blog post is part of the “RMAN Back to Basics” series, which can be found here.
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(Shesadev Biswal) Recently we have faced an issue for one of our data guard environment, we will discuss those steps here which we followed to fix this issue.
Simple script to backup all SQL Server databases
(Greg Robidoux) Sometimes things that seem complicated are much easier then you think and this is the power of using T-SQL to take care of repetitive tasks. One of these tasks may be the need to backup all databases on your server.
Exploring the new SSB Schema with SQL Developer Web
(Jeff Smith) The Autonomous Data Warehouse folks have built a nice sample schema for testing analytic views and doing ‘cool Star Schema stuff.’ It’s called, the Star Schema Benchmark (SSB).
Introduction To RxJava
(Gaurav Kumar) This article is about the basics of RxJava and how it is simplifying things. This article also talks about the three O’s of RxJava and much more.
Transaction Using ACID Properties Timestamp Protocol and Security Procedures – Part 4
Correcting Inconsistency Problems. The most common method to eliminating consistency issues is locking. The Database Management System (DBMS) can use the locking functions provided by the operating system so that numerous processes can synchronize their concurrent access to the shared resources. A lock can be granted to several processes, however a given object cannot be locked simultaneously in shared as...
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Java Add Newline Character Example
(Mary Zheng) In this post, we feature a comprehensive article on Java Add Newline Character. A new line character is a character which marks the end of a text line and the beginning of a new line.
Trying out Try .NET
(Jim Bennett) Try .NET is a new thing to come from the .NET teams that allows you to, well, try .NET. In a browser. You can think of it as a way to create interactive .NET documentation using .NET Core.
errno: 24 – Too many open files
(abhinav prasad gupta) You might see this error inside MySQL’s error log file or during mysql_upgrade operation.
Oracle Database File Placement Best Practice & Create Database Demo
(Zahid Anwar) This blog post is part of the “RMAN Back to Basics” series, which can be found here.