(Martien van den Akker) Today my colleague was starting with the installation of Oracle Database on the Oracle Cloud Infrastrcture, for a customer. He phoned me for help on enabling VNC to have a graphical UI to install the database.

(Jeff Smith) In my Oracle REST Services Demos I always show things working exactly as planned.

(Uwe Hesse) After having installed the latest VirtualBox version, an ISO file with the latest Exasol version has to be downloaded. The machine hosting VirtualBox should have at least 16 GB RAM and 80 GB free disk space in order to run a 2+1 Cluster with 3 data nodes and one license server. I’m doing

(Andrejus Baranovskis) This is my final post related to Oracle Offline Persistence Toolkit. I will show simple example, which explains how to apply server changes, if data conflict comes up

(David Fitzjarrell) Oracle DBAs should know how Oracle behaves and should also be able to address issues without the aid of a flashy graphical user interface (or GUI).

(Richard Foote) In Part I of this series, I highlighted how a Non-Partitioned Global Index on a Partitioned Table is able to effectively perform “Partition Pruning” by reading only the associated index entries to access just the table blocks of interest from relevant table partitions when the table

(Richard Foote) By default, Oracle doesn’t index an entry if all columns within the index are NULL. However, (as I’ve blogged previously), it’s possible to index all possible NULL values by simply adding a constant value to the index column list.

(Andrejus Baranovskis) One of the key topics related to Oracle Offline Persistence toolkit – submitting client changes to backend when data conflict exists.

(biju.thomas) You connect to the autonomous database (ATP or ADW) by downloading the Client Credentials Zip file from the Administration console.

(Peter Raganitsch) Usually ORDS is deployed on Tomcat simply as /ords, right?