(Jagruti Jasleniya) The very first step in your OCI journey would be setting up a VCN(Virtual Cloud Network) in oracle cloud infrastructure.

(Dirk Nachbar) Now let’s have a look on the new Oracle WebLogic Server 14.1.1.0.0

(Scott Wesley) In my previous post about tweaking APEX classic reports, most of the settings were “low-code” configurations.

(Connor McDonald) Most customers I encounter nowadays are generally sticking to the defaults when creating their databases from 12c onwards. This means that they’ll be using the UTF8 class of charactersets when configuring their database.

(Lucas Jellema) Cloud Shell in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is a free browser based command line tool for various types of interactions within your OCI Tenancy. When you start Cloud Shell, a command line is opened in your browser.

(Martin Bach) As promised in the earlier post here are my notes about installing Oracle Restart 19c on Oracle Linux 7.7 using the RedHat compatible kernel (RHCK).

(Jagruti Jasleniya) Storage is an integral part of any cloud project life cycle. Oracle provides distinct storage options according to the need of data being accessed .

(Fahd Mirza Chughtai) The key differentiator between a NoSQL database like AWS Dynamodb and a relational database like Oracle is of the way data is modelled. In a relational model; data is normalized, de-duplicated and relationships are established between entities.

(Niall Commiskey) Here is a simple example of using the Weblogic JMS adapter in OIC –

(Richard Foote) In my previous post, I discussed how when the following query is run: