(Michael McLaughlin) This article demonstrates how you can write log files from triggers on different tables to the same logging table. This approach leverages Oracle’s object types and column substitutability features.

(Jeff Smith) I’ve talked previously on how I’ve used my iTunes, Untappd, and Twitter data to build local tables I can use for blog posts, presentations, and just general fun with SQL and REST APIs.

(Mohamed Azar) When you’re doing clone of EBS 12.2, you may get below issue

(Connor McDonald 3 Comments) (Cueing my deep baritone Morpheus voice…) What if I told you that you can reference non-existent tablespaces in your DDL?

(Martin Bach) If you are using an Oracle Database Enterprise Edition chances are that there is at least one environment in your estate making use of Data Guard. And if you are using Data Guard, why not use the broker?

(stewashton) Like many of you, I have enjoyed using SQL to make data processing go hundreds of times faster. My new record is: 8000 times faster 🙂

(amitzil) I usually don’t work with the local version of EM. I haven’t used DB Console in 11g and below so much, and I used EM Express in 12c even less.

(Michael McLaughlin) Once you master the basics of inserting, updating, and deleting data from the database, you typically learn about database triggers. Database triggers are coding elements that let you manage events beyond the limit of database constraints.

(Neil Chandler) When configuring a physical standby database for Oracle using Data Guard, you need to create Standby Redo logs to allow the redo to be applied in (near) real time to the Standby.

(Gerard Davison) I really enjoy working with the new async functions but it is really easy to set up a situation where code that could be running in parallel is force to run in sequence.