(Tobias Arnhold) A new year brought me some new tasks. I had to take over a generic Excel import and the customer wanted some extension by checking if the join on the master tables were successful.

(Andrejus Baranovskis) Oracle JET works with any kind of REST service, such service could be the one coming from TensorFlow (read more in my previous post – TensorFlow Linear Regression Model Access with Custom REST API using Flask).

(Bobby Curtis) In August of 2017, Oracle released two architectures for Oracle GoldenGate. These architectures were the Classic Architecture and the Microservices Architecture. Since then there has been some discussion around upgrading Oracle GoldenGate to Microservices.

(David Fitzjarrell) In Oracle’s most recent release, the audit options have been expanded and modified to create the Unified Audit Trail, a ‘one-stop shop’ for recording and reporting audit information.

(Uwe M. Küchler) This is more a note to myself in case I’ll encounter a similar environment. But maybe it helps others – at least my search results weren’t suitable to Windows in the first place.

(Bobby Durrett) We had an outage on an important application last Thursday. A particular SQL statement locked up our database with library cache: mutex X waits. I worked with Oracle support to find a bug that caused the issue and we came up with a good workaround.

(Martin Berger) We are facing an issue where Oracles Trace File Analyzer creates high load on some servers.

(mdinh) Datafile for tablespace USERS was resize to 5242880.

(Peter Raganitsch) We recently upgraded a Web server from Oracle REST Data Services 2.10 to the latest version 17.4.1 . This might sound like jumping from the stone age to spaceships, but there have been only roughly 3 years between those two versions.

(amitzil) In the previous post I talked about the order of predicate execution based on the predicate position and inline view.