How Can NLS_DATE_FORMAT Help You?
January 12, 2022When you connect to the Oracle database, anything that has the DATE datatype, is displayed in the default format of… Continue Reading
The place where DBAs grow
When you connect to the Oracle database, anything that has the DATE datatype, is displayed in the default format of… Continue Reading
Oracle instance recovery occurs automatically when you try to startup and open a database that crashed or was shutdown abort.… Continue Reading
In previous blog post we talked about maintenance in the application root container. If you remember, I mentioned that the… Continue Reading
In the previous post, we talked about application maintenance within an Application Root Container, specifically an application installation. As promised,… Continue Reading
MAX_PDBS parameter was introduced in 12cR2, to limit the number of pluggable databases (PDBs) one can create in a CDB… Continue Reading
After last week’s post, I got some feedback from you, my subscribers and readers, and you asked me to elaborate… Continue Reading
Did you know you can create a Clone PDB, that can be refreshed at a later time with new data… Continue Reading
Since I mentioned local undo mode in my previous posts, lots of you asked me to elaborate on it, and… Continue Reading
Last post we learned to create PDBs from scratch. This week we will look at creating PDBs by cloning other… Continue Reading
Imagine that you have a large table, let’s say 500GB in size and 500 million rows in it. You need… Continue Reading