Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management, Development & Performance, Hardware & Storage, Operating systems Make Oracle database simple again! 22.01.2020 by Jérôme Dubar Introduction Let’s have a look at how to make Oracle database as simple as it was before. Oracle database is a great piece of software, yes it’s quite expensive, but it’s still the reference and most of the companies can(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Oracle Dbvisit 9: Adding datafiles and or tempfiles 17.01.2020 by Oracle Team By Mouhamadou Diaw One question I was asking is if the standby_file_management parameter is relevant in a Dbvisit environment with Oracle Standard Edition. I did some tests and I show here what I did. We suppose that the Dbvisit(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Oracle Dbvisit Standby 9 : Do you know the new snapshot feature? 16.01.2020 by Oracle Team By Mouhamadou Diaw Dbvisit snapshot option is a new feature available starting from version 9.0.06. I have tested this option and in this blog I am describing the tasks I have done. The configuration I am using is following(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Oracle ARRAYSIZE or ROWPREFETCH in sqlplus? 08.01.2020 by Clemens Bleile ARRAYSIZE or ROWPREFETCH in sqlplus? What is the difference between the well known sqlplus-setting arraysize and the new sqlplus-12.2.-feature rowprefetch? In Blog https://www.dbi-services.com/blog/oracle-fasttrue-in-sqlplus-some-thoughts-about-rowprefetch/ I showed a case, which helps to reduce the logical IOs when(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Oracle Oracle FAST=TRUE in sqlplus? Some thoughts about rowprefetch 05.01.2020 by Clemens Bleile During my time as a Consultant working on Tuning Tasks I had the feeling that many people think that there is an Oracle-parameter “FAST=TRUE” to speed up the performance and throughput of the database calls. Unfortunately such a parameter is(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management, Oracle Focus on 19c NOW! 29.11.2019 by Jérôme Dubar Introduction For years, Oracle used the same mechanism for database versioning. A major version, represented by the first number. And then a release number, 1 for the very first edition, and a mature and reliable release 2 for production databases.
Database Administration & Monitoring, Oracle dbvisit dbvctl process is terminating abnormally with Error Code: 2044 29.11.2019 by Marc Wagner When applying archive logs on the standby, dbvctl process can terminate abnormally with Error Code: 2044. This can happen in case there are several archive logs with huge size to be applied.
Database Administration & Monitoring, Oracle ODA hang/crash due to software raid-check 29.11.2019 by Marc Wagner Oracle Database Appliance (ODA) is by default configured with software raid for Operating System and Oracle Database software file system (2 internal SSD disks). 2 raid devices are configured : md0 and md1.ODA are configured to run raid-check every Sunday(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management, Oracle A day of conferences with the Swiss Oracle User Group 17.11.2019 by Jérôme Dubar Introduction I’m not that excited with all these events arround Oracle technologies (and beyond) but it’s always a good place to learn new things, and maybe the most important, discover new ways of thinking. And regarding this point, I was(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Oracle Elapsed time of Oracle Parallel Executions are not shown correctly in AWR 15.11.2019 by Clemens Bleile As the elapsed time (time it takes for a task from start to end, often called wall-clock time) per execution of parallel queries are not shown correctly in AWR-reports, I thought I setup a testcase to find a way to(…)