(Anuradha Mudgal) Today let’s have look on the basic question of Oracle database. It will add some good knowledge in Oracle’s knowledge treasure.

(Dirk Nachbar) I currently had in a project a request, that Oracle Reports should be generated with the option destype=file to a specific location on the server which is hosting the Oracle Forms & Reports 12c environment.

(Sayan Malakshinov) I’ve troubleshooted one query today and I was very surprised that bind variables in this query were specified with &ampersand instead of :colon! I have never seen this before and I couldn’t find anything about this in documentation…

(Zahid Anwar) If you don’t have the luxury of having a server readily available but you want to do some research and development or training on Oracle, then Oracle’s VirtualBox is a perfect solution.

(Richard Foote) For a number of reasons, there are many myths in relation to how Oracle Indexes function, how they should be maintained and how and when indexes should be implemented.

(Tim Gruidl) Fishbowl’s worked with Oracle WebCenter Content customers that have stored as low as 7,000 documents in their content server and as high as 20 million. We are currently working with the customer that has the 20 million documents in their repository to discuss their options of upgrading

(Anuradha Mudgal) This post is about re-synchronized a duplicated database: the source database is PROD@vsi08 server and the target database will have the same SID, but located @vsi10 server.

(Bobby Curtis) This is post 4 of a 5 part post related to Oracle GoldenGate 12.3 Microservices. This series of posts will provide some details over the new graphical user interface (GUI) that has been built into Oracle GoldenGate 12.3.

(Zahid Anwar) If you want to use Oracle’s VirtualBox on Windows 10, you first need to disable Microsoft’s Hyper-V. I’ve used VirtualBox many times in the past but on the likes of Windows 7, where Hyper-V isn’t installed by default as part of the O/S. It seems on Windows 10 Enterprise, Hyper-V is i

(David Fitzjarrell) Oracle offers, in releases 12 and later, an enhancement that may improve performance of ‘large’ tables, Automatic Big Table Caching. The feature automatically caches such tables into an area of the SGA reserved specifically for this purpose.