(Gerald) Did you know that Oracle Linux is also available for ARM processors? That means that you can install Oracle Linux on an SD card for a Raspberry Pi as well. Below I will show you how to do that with a Mac.

(Lucas Jellema) This article highlights a use case implementation I recently implemented (for a demo session) leveraging Oracle Functions as well as OKE (Oracle Kubernetes Engine), Object Storage and Elastic Search.

(Jagruti Jasleniya) In these posts, we will see how we can unplug the application container and plug it into different CDB.

(Simon Greener) Oracle Spatial has, for many versions, made available an implementation of the OpenGIS SFS type hierarchy.

(Bobby Durrett) Monday, I used the coe_xfr_sql_profile.sql script from Oracle Support’s SQLT scripts to resolve a performance issue.

(Dirk Nachbar) From time to time you can observe, that some Systems Infrastructure Server Components are turning into a “Pending Status”. Mostly the reason for this status change is not clear, a restart of the underlying Oracle Agents also doesn’t resolve this pending state.

(Neil Chandler) No so long ago I was having fun creating SQL Plan Baselines in a old 11.2.0.3 database due to be decomissioned but which needs to keep running for a while (no doubt several years) – so minimal time/money to be expended on it.

(Lucas Jellema) Oracle Functions is currently in limited preview and is expected to soon reach wider availability. Rolando Carrasco did this write up on Medium about his first experiences with Oracle Functions.

(Skant Gupta) If you want to know how we upgrade an 11.2.0.4 database to 19.0.0.0.0 using DBUA, click here.

(Jeff Smith) We’ve talked about the AUTO REST feature of ORDS for TABLES quite a few times here. What I want to talk about today is how you can take advantage of that TABLE REST API in your favorite Excel spreadsheets.