(connormcdonald) Yeah, sure it would be cool to crank up some big time powered VM’s in the cloud and let rip, but the reality is – if you’re starting out on a cloud exploration, you probably want to (initially at least) just dip your toes in the water and start with something small.

(Randolf Geist) In this second part of this installment I’ll focus on the performance figures related to I/O encountered when the corresponding tests were performed on the platform.

(Andrejus Baranovskis) Is not that obvious from Oracle ADF BC REST developer guide how to provide value for bind variable defined directly in the View Object SQL statement.

(Jeff Smith) Remember this fancy do-hickey?

(Hemant K Chitale) In yesterday’s post, I had shown a DUPLICATE DATABASE from RAC-ASM to SingleInstance-FileSystem.

(Frits Hoogland) This blog post is about two things: one how you can monitor who is bringing you database up and down (there is a twist at the end!) and two how you can very conveniently do that with aggregated logs in a browser with a tool called ‘Kibana’, which is the K in ELK.

(Ben Brumm) This article will explain the Oracle VAR_POP function and show you some examples.

(mdinh) We encounter the following error:

(Gokhan Atil) On Oracle Community forum, I’ve seen a good question about using EMCLI to add targets. The forum user says that they decided to name the database targets with combining db_name and hostname. As you may know, when you add a database target, EM also creates a database system for the new

(Hemant K Chitale) Continuing the previous post, where I have done the pre-setup…