(Jeff Smith) We introduced the Instance Viewer in v4.1.
Tag: Oracle
Flashback Database — 2 : Flashback Requires Redo (ArchiveLog)
(Hemant K Chitale) Although Flashback Logs support the ability to execute a FLASHBACK DATABASE command, the actual Flashback also requires Redo to be applied.
Transferring default domains for SQL Developer Data Modeler
(Jeff) I got a new laptop the other day and installed all the software, including SQL Developer Data Modeler all fine. I then opened a model which had a bunch of tables with columns based off Domains…the columns did not have Domains against them but had been replaced with Logical data types instead.
Oracle NoSQL Database 4.x and the Node.js driver 3.x
(Maarten Smeets) There are two ways you can access Oracle NoSQL database from a Node.js application. These are illustrated below. You can use the nosqldb-oraclejs driver and you can use Oracle REST Data Services.
Overview of Oracle Character Sets
(Ben) I’ve been working with databases for a long time, and the topic of character sets took me a while to understand.
Restriction when column default is sequence.nextval
(Jeffrey Kemp) Oracle 12c introduced the ability to specify sequence.nextval as the default on a column, which is really nice – including the fact that it eliminates one of your excuses why you don’t decommission those old triggers.
Decommissioning triggers in 12c
(Scott Wesley) I’ve been operating with a 12c environment this year and I can see some standard patterns of mine changing.
Little-Known Exceptions in Oracle’s PL/SQL
(David Fitzjarrell) Oracle has provided a number of pre-defined error conditions to be used in PL/SQL blocks and many of these may be unfamiliar to most programmers. To be honest some of these conditions won’t be thrown because programmers usually catch these conditions before any code goes into tes
Oracle 12c, big table caching
(mgogala) In Oracle 11g, there has been annoying change which has frequently had a seriously detrimental effect to the application performance. All tables, larger than 2% of SGA, were considered big tables and were read using direct reads into PGA, instead of SGA. That has had two undesired effects
Oracle Database Cloud (DBaaS) Performance Consistency – Part 4
(Randolf Geist) This is the fourth part of this installment, comparing the performance consistency of the DBaaS cloud offering with a dedicated physical host. This time the previous read-only test was modified to be a 100% update read-write test. So every row read was updated in the following way:
