(Maarten Smeets) Sometimes you have an Oracle database which contains a lot of logic and you want to expose specific logic as REST services. There are a variety of ways to do this.
Tag: Oracle
Certs and AdminClient … How to login?
(Bobby Curtis) I’ve been building a test environment using Docker for sometime (over and over), to validate some items within Oracle GoldenGate Microservices (current release as of writing – 19.1.0.0.1).
SQL Developer Web: The Keyboard
(Jeff Smith) We’ve trained you to use certain keystrokes to make things happen in the desktop offering of SQL Developer (and even SQLcl).
sqlldr, direct path loads and concurrency in 12.1 and earlier
(Martin Bach) I have recently come across an interesting issue related to concurrent data loading into the Oracle database using sqlldr’s direct path mode.
See ROW Placement in Partitions
(Jagruti Jasleniya) We have seen creation of partitions , its benefits , different methods etc. Today we will see method to check the records we are inserting in the partitioning table are placed properly in intended partitions.
Basic Replication — 5 : REFRESH_METHOD : FAST or FORCE ?
(Hemant K Chitale) In the previous blog post, I had a remark “We’ll explore the implications of “REFRESH FAST” and just “REFRESH” alone in a subsequent blog post.”
Oracle EBS 12.2 – ADOP ad_zd_prep.create_patch_service exact fetch returns more than requested number of rows
(Senthil Rajendran) Oracle EBS 12.2 – ADOP ad_zd_prep.create_patch_service exact fetch returns more than requested number of rows
Drop Table Partition with Index Maintenance
(Jagruti Jasleniya) We can simply add and drop partitions from table as we are dropping and creating a new table.
Simple way to get rid of OGG-01525 for AdminClient
(Bobby Curtis) While installing Oracle GoldenGate 19c tonight, I was wanting to work from the command line and play around with AdminClient. For those who are not up to speed, AdminClient is the replacement for GGSCI when using Microservices.
Speeding up APEX Static Application and Workspace Files
(Peter Raganitsch) A few years ago it was deemed state-of-the-art to store any kind of extra resources (images, css/js-files) directly on the webserver.