(Frits Hoogland) As expected, there aren’t any really drastic differences between Oracle database version 19.5 and 19.6. Now that I am doing these series on differences for all the versions every quarter the new release updates are coming out, there is a certain line, and this release does follow th

(Liron Amitzi) I have struggled a lot with DBCA in silent mode. Its documentation lacks quite a bit, the error messages are not great, and the tool has quite a few issues.

(Dirk Nachbar) Since WebLogic Server 12.2.1.4.0 you have a new edition of the Oracle WebLogic Server, it’s the Slim Installer. The corresponding software you can download under:

(Lucas Jellema) Oracle Cloud Infrastructure gathers metrics from all OCI resources. These metrics can be visualized and analyzed with the Metrics Explorer. And Alarms can be defined with rules evaluating the metrics that publish to a Notification Topic to signal a situation of interest.

(Scott Wesley) Just an observation made yesterday that I thougt was worth everone’s consideration.

(Christopher Jones) Welcome to this two part series on using Docker for Oracle Database applications.

(Richard Foote) As I discussed in my previous posts, Oracle Automatic Indexing will try and create as few indexes as possible to satisfy existing workloads, even if that means reordering the columns in an existing index.

(Bobby Curtis) Dates are always fun to play with when it comes to the Oracle Database, much less any other relational database. Dates are used for many thinks in a wide range of application and schemas. You have birthdays, ship dates, order dates, registration date, etc…. You get the picture.

(Lucas Jellema) We call them serverless and we consider them stateless. Functions on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (and on other cloud platforms). Of course they are neither.

(Jeff Smith) I was helping a colleague this morning, his name rhymes with Harold, and he was trying to get his Docker template for ORDS in order.