Development & Performance Refactoring procedural to SQL – an example with MySQL Sakila 01.03.2020 by Open source Team By Franck Pachot What I want to show in this blog post is that, as in mathematics where you have to apply some algebra rules to transform an equation to an equivalent one, the database developer must translate the business(…)
Enterprise content management Birst: an attractive “all-in-one” Business Intelligence solution 29.01.2015 by Alain Lacour The review of the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Business Intelligence and Analytics Platforms has revealed a new challenger that could become one of the leader of this market: Birst – an interesting “all-in-one” BI solution.
Database management, Oracle Oracle IOT: when to use Index Organized Tables 16.10.2014 by Oracle Team By Franck Pachot . When can we use IOT? That’s a question I had when giving recently the Oracle DBA essentials workshop. the DBA Essential is very dense and there is only half a day about performance. We(…)
Application integration & Middleware Oracle SQL Developer & SQL Data Modeler on Ubuntu 28.11.2011 by Jérôme Witt Oracle SQL Developer and Data Modeler are becoming more and more popular as they are both cost-free and available on many Operating Systems (Linux/Unix,Windows and Mac) with different installation types: "This zip does(…)
Hardware & Storage LOB : « enq : HW contention » 06.08.2011 by Oracle Team Aprés le post sur « Utilisons les securefile », revenons sur le sujet LOB avec une approche performance, stockage. Nous rencontrons parfois des modèles de données étranges, nous aurions envies en tant que DBA de tout reprendre à(…)
Application integration & Middleware MySQL Workbench 5.2: changing the life of MySQL developers and DBAs 27.02.2011 by Grégory Steulet MySQL Workbench provides several necessary tools in order to manage a MySQL environment. MySQL Workbench 5.2 is available for Windows, Mac and Linux platforms, it encapsulates three main functionalities: 1. SQL Development: Allows connecting to existing databases and run SQL(…)