(Fuad Arshad) Oracle released Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance in 2014. The Recovery Appliance was designed to ensure efficient and consistent Oracle Database Backups with a very key focus on Recovery.

(Andrejus Baranovskis) You might be interested to check my previous sample about CRUD implementation in JET – Handling ADF BC 12.2.1 REST Validation in Oracle JET. I’m going to describe how to access secure ADF BC REST service from JET, based on the CRUD sample app.

(Kris Rice) As mentioned once or twice or 100 times, sqlcl exposes javascript scripting with nashorn to make things very scriptable.

(Robert van Molken) In this third article about the Connectivity Agent we deep-dive into the details. We learn how to use the ICS Connectivity Agent in combination with an on-premises database.

(mdinh) I have been working on simplifying, perfecting, and comparing RMAN backup scripts.

(Hemant K Chitale) Following up on my earlier post, I look at the FBDA Archive Tables.

(Jeff Smith) Received this query from a customer this morning…

(Jeffrey McDaniel) The Primavera Data Warehouse uses row level security for data security. By controlling at the database level with row level security we can apply a more granular level of security. The permissions to see certain data comes from the access a user has in P6 or Unifier.

(Guenadi Jilevski) In the article you will have a look at an example of using the SQL Access Advisor PL/SQL interface to obtain the access path and object structures change recommendations.

(connormcdonald) In early Oracle releases, you could have 1 trigger per type of trigger per table (eg if you had a before-row-insert trigger, you could have only 1). Now there is no limit.