(Hemant K Chitale) Besides retaining information about backups in the controlfile, Oracle allows the use of an (external) Recovery Catalog schema. This schema is queryable via SQL in the same manner as querying any user / application schema.

(Hemant K Chitale) Besides retaining information about backups in the controlfile, Oracle allows the use of an (external) Recovery Catalog schema. This schema is queryable via SQL in the same manner as querying any user / application schema.

(Luc Bors) In one of my projects I ran into a requirement where the end user needs to be presented with default values in the table filters. This sounds like it is a common requirement, which is easy to implement. However it proved to be not so common, as it is not in the documentation nor are there

(Luc Bors) In one of my projects I ran into a requirement where the end user needs to be presented with default values in the table filters. This sounds like it is a common requirement, which is easy to implement. However it proved to be not so common, as it is not in the documentation nor are there

(Acshorten) In Oracle Utilities Application Framework V4.x, a new column was added to the user object to add an additional layer of security. This field is a user hash that generates on the complete user object.

(Uwe Hesse) FASTSYNC is a new LogXptMode for Data Guard in 12c. It enables Maximum Availability protection mode at larger distances with less performance impact than LogXptMode SYNC has had before. The old SYNC behavior looks like this:

(Richard Harrison) As some of you may have read we’re migrating an old 9i system to 12c and are having to make use of streams to make up for the fact that CDC has been removed in 12c. This had all been going well and we were quite happily replicating from 12.1.0.1 to 10.2.0.4 (where we built a downs

(Acshorten) In Oracle Utilities Application Framework V4.x, a new column was added to the user object to add an additional layer of security. This field is a user hash that generates on the complete user object.

(Uwe Hesse) FASTSYNC is a new LogXptMode for Data Guard in 12c. It enables Maximum Availability protection mode at larger distances with less performance impact than LogXptMode SYNC has had before. The old SYNC behavior looks like this:

(Richard Harrison) As some of you may have read we’re migrating an old 9i system to 12c and are having to make use of streams to make up for the fact that CDC has been removed in 12c. This had all been going well and we were quite happily replicating from 12.1.0.1 to 10.2.0.4 (where we built a downs