This Log Buffer Edition collects and then showers around some of the information-rich blog posts from Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL.

Oracle:

• Generic Java Server for Static content and Directory Listing using API mode or command line mode.
• OEM agents on each host upload data to your management servers every few minutes.
• exitcommit … or your career down the drain.
• Encryption is the Easy Part; Managing …

This Log Buffer Edition dives deep into the ocean of blogosphere and surfaces with some cool blog posts from Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL.

Oracle:

• Lets Talk DB Perth
• The Fundamental Challenge of Computer System Performance
• Index Advanced Compression: Multi-Column Index
• Middleware Diagnostics Advisor (MDA) Setup
• Most people are now aware that in 12c, a …

This Log Buffer Edition covers some nifty blog posts from Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL.

Oracle:

• Real Application Testing report On Premise vs. Oracle Public Cloud
• Foreign Keys and Library Cache Locks
• IN/EXISTS bugs by Jonathan Lewis.
• Creating a trace file from EM12c is quite easy and doesn’t require a DBA offering up the world to allow a developer or support person to perform this action.
• Oracle …

This Log Buffer Edition covers the top blog posts of the week from the Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL arenas.

Oracle:

• Momentum and activity regarding the Data Act is gathering steam, and off to a great start too. The Data Act directs the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Department of the Treasury (Treasury) to establish government-wide financial reporting data standards by May 2015.
• RMS has a number of async queues for processing new item location, store add, warehouse add, item and po induction. We have seen rows stuck in the queues and needed to release the stuck AQ Jobs.
• We have a number of updates to partitioned tables that are run from within pl/sql …

Sun of database technologies is shining through the cloud technology. Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL and various other databases are bringing forth some nifty offerings and this Log Buffer Edition covers some of them.

Oracle:

• How to create your own Oracle database merge patch.
• Finally the work of a database designer will be recognized! Oracle has announced the Oracle Database Developer Choice Awards.
• Oracle Documents Cloud Service R4: Why You Should Seriously Consider It for Your Enterprise.
• Mixing Servers in a Server …

This Log Buffer Edition throws spotlight on some of the salient blog posts from Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL.

Oracle:

• STANDARD date considerations in Oracle SQL and PL/SQL
• My good friend, Oracle icon Karen Morton passed away.
• Multiple invisible indexes on the same column in #Oracle 12c
• Little things worth knowing: Data Guard Broker Setup changes in 12c …

This Log Buffer Edition covers Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL blogs of the running week.

Oracle:

• While checking the sources of the Cassandra/NetBeans integration into GitHub yesterday, something went very badly wrong and ALL the source files in my Maven project that disappeared!
• AWR Reports, Performance Hub, historisches SQL Monitoring in 12c
• Oracle Database Mobile Server 12c: Advanced data synchronization engine
• ORA-39001, ORA-39000 and …

Yet again, this log buffer edition brings some rich blog posts from Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL.

Oracle:

• Installing Oracle XE, ORDS and Apex on CentOS
• Major Growth is Expected in the DBaaS Space. Are Your Skills Ready?
• How to Hide Actions in OBPM 12c Workspace
• You can configure auto refresh for ADF BC cached LOV and this works out of the box, no special coding is needed.
• Search and …

This Log buffer edition covers Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL blog posts about new features, tips, tricks and best practices.

Oracle:

• Traditionally, assigning specific processes to a certain set of CPUs has been done by using processor sets (and resource pools). This is quite useful, but it requires the hard partitioning of processors in the system. That means, we can’t restrict process A to run on CPUs 1,2,3 and process B to run on CPUs 3,4,5, because these partitions overlap.
• Parallel_Degree_Limit, Parallel_Max_Degree, Maximum DOP? Confused?
• JDeveloper 12c – …

Introduction

This is the sixth and final post in the series on the Pillars of PowerShell, at least part one of the final post. The previous posts in the series are:

1. Interacting
2. Commanding
3. Debugging
4. Profiling
5. Windows OS

PowerShell + SQL Server is just cool! You will see folks talk about the ability to perform a task against multiple servers at a time, automate implementing a configuration or database change, or just obtaining a bit of consistency when doing certain processes. I tend to use it just because I can, and it is fun to see what I can do. There are a …