Archive for the ‘ORACLE Database’ Category

Oracle Database 19c – Operating System Checklist for Installation on Linux

Montag, November 18th, 2019

Oracle Database – Operating System Checklist for Installation on Linux

Oracle Database 19c – Database Installation Guide for Linux

Mittwoch, November 13th, 2019

Oracle Database 19c – Database Installation Guide for Linux

Oracle Lifetime Support Policies – Oktober, 2019 for Database Releases

Dienstag, November 12th, 2019

Oracle Database 18c – Database Licensing Information User Manual

Dienstag, November 12th, 2019

Oracle Database 18c – Database Licensing Information User Manual

Oracle Database 19c – Database Licensing Information User Manual

Dienstag, November 12th, 2019

Oracle Database 19c – Database Licensing Information User Manual

Oracle Lifetime Support Policies – September, 2019 for Database Releases

Dienstag, Oktober 15th, 2019

Oracle on VMware Support Policy changes Oct 9, 2019 – Metalink Note 249212.1

Sonntag, Oktober 13th, 2019

Oracle customers with an active support contract and running supported versions of Oracle products will receive assistance from Oracle when running those products on VMware virtualized environments. If Oracle identifies the underlying issue is not caused by Oracle’s products or is being run in a computing environment not supported by Oracle, Oracle will refer customers to VMware for further assistance and Oracle will provide assistance to VMware as applicable in resolving the issue. This support policy does not affect Oracle or VMware licensing policies

Oracle Executive Chairman & Chief Technology Officer Larry Ellison – Oracle OpenWorld 2019

Sonntag, Oktober 6th, 2019

Oracle Cloud Free Tier – your choice of autonomous transaction processing or autonomous data warehouse with 2 databases total each with 1 OCPU and 20 GB storage

Dienstag, September 17th, 2019

Build, test, and deploy applications on Oracle Cloud Free Tier – sign up once, get access to two free offer

Oracle Database – Recovery Manager (RMAN) supports binary compression using one of the following compression levels HIGH, MEDIUM, BASIC and LOW the recommended level for cloud backups is MEDIUM

Sonntag, August 25th, 2019

The following RMAN commands configure compression using the MEDIUM algorithm

RMAN> CONFIGURE COMPRESSION ALGORITHM ‚MEDIUM‘;
RMAN> CONFIGURE DEVICE TYPE sbt BACKUP TYPE TO COMPRESSED BACKUPSET;

Backups must be in the form of backup sets not image copies

Oracle Lifetime Support Policies – July, 2019 for Database Releases

Montag, August 12th, 2019

Oracle Database 18c, 19c – the total recall feature allows you to perform „time travel“ and query the Oracle database is it existed in a previous point in time

Mittwoch, Juli 24th, 2019

Oracle Database 19c – desupport of Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) with Oracle Database Standard Edition (SE2)

Montag, Juli 22nd, 2019

Oracle Database 18c, 19c – bis Oracle Database 12c Release 2 war der Name einer Pluggable Database auf maximal 30 Zeichen beschränkt jetzt sind es 64 Zeichen

Samstag, Juni 29th, 2019

… aber nicht alles was machbar ist ist auch wirklich sinnvoll

Oracle Database – the user Commits/Sec Oracle metric data item represents the number of user commits performed per second during the sample period

Sonntag, Juni 16th, 2019

Oracle Metric User Commits/Sec – when a user commits a transaction the redo generated that reflects the changes made to database blocks must be written to disk. Commits often represent the closest thing to a user transaction rate

col STAT_NAME for a20
col VALUE_DIFF for 9999,999,999
col STAT_PER_MIN for 9999,999,999
set lines 200 pages 1500 long 99999999
col BEGIN_INTERVAL_TIME for a30
col END_INTERVAL_TIME for a30
set pagesize 40
set pause on
 
select hsys.SNAP_ID,
       hsnap.BEGIN_INTERVAL_TIME,
       hsnap.END_INTERVAL_TIME,
           hsys.STAT_NAME,
           hsys.VALUE,
           hsys.VALUE – LAG(hsys.VALUE,1,0) OVER (ORDER BY hsys.SNAP_ID) AS „VALUE_DIFF“,
           round((hsys.VALUE – LAG(hsys.VALUE,1,0) OVER (ORDER BY hsys.SNAP_ID)) /
           round(abs(extract(hour from (hsnap.END_INTERVAL_TIME – hsnap.BEGIN_INTERVAL_TIME))*60 +
           extract(minute from (hsnap.END_INTERVAL_TIME – hsnap.BEGIN_INTERVAL_TIME)) +
           extract(second from (hsnap.END_INTERVAL_TIME – hsnap.BEGIN_INTERVAL_TIME))/60),1)) „STAT_PER_MIN“
from dba_hist_sysstat hsys, dba_hist_snapshot hsnap
 where hsys.snap_id = hsnap.snap_id
 and hsnap.instance_number in (select instance_number from v$instance)
 and hsnap.instance_number = hsys.instance_number
 and hsys.STAT_NAME=’user commits‘
 order by 1;