(Mike.Dietrich) From time to time, when I discuss OJVM patching with customers, I hear the following question: Do you need to apply OJVM patches to Grid Infrastructure? I’m carrying around this topic since months actually.
Tag: Oracle
Using OCI Monitoring Healthchecks to Schedule execution of Serverless Functions on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
(Lucas Jellema) Execution of scheduled jobs based on a time schedule is a frequent requirement. Jobs on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are often implemented using cloud native, serverless Functions – that can be exposed through (public) HTTP endpoints on an API Gateway.
Getting the most out of in-memory – part 2
(Connor McDonald) In the previous post, I described the importance of checking V$IM_SEGMENTS to ensure that the in-memory store is populated to have confidence that you are indeed getting the benefit of the feature.
5 ways to get an Oracle Database
(Gerald) Do you want to get your hands on an Oracle Database but don’t know how? Here are 5 ways to get you going.
How To Automate Killing Inactive Sessions With Resource Manager
(Matheus Boesing) Are you manually (or via a script) killing idle sessions on your database?
Machine Learning Evaluation Measures
(brendantierney) When developing machine learning models there is a long list of possible evaluation measures.
Initialising PL/SQL associative arrays in 18c and later
(Martin Bach) I can never remember how to initialise PL/SQL associative arrays and thought I’d write a short post about it.
Using Build Options
(Salim Hlayel) In many cases, you would like as a developer to be able to enable or disable certain related functionalities in your APEX applications.
Oracle Clusterware (19c) and SLES 12 certification
(Marco Mischke) Recently we stumbled upon an issue with Oracle Clusterware on SLES 12 SP5.
Oracle Database 19c Automatic Indexing – Need Another Index (Another Brick in The Wall Part 2)
(Richard Foote) I previously discussed how Automatic Indexing can effectively cleverly reorder an existing index if it means it can now use the new index to satisfy new SQL predicates. In this post, we’ll explore this example further with some new workloads.