Oracle 12c

Oracle 12c – Combining Flashback Drop and Flashback Query

By William Sescu If you think that Flashback Drop feature just brings back your table, then this is only half of the story. It does much more than that. Besides undropping the table, it also brings back your constraints, your(…)

Oracle 12c – Issues with the HEATMAP Segment even if the heat map feature is not used

By William Sescu When I don’t need I feature, I don’t turn it on, or do not use it because it reduces the possibility to run into issues. Most of the times this is true, however, during the preparation for(…)

12cR2 DBCA can create a standby database

By Franck Pachot . Do you like DBCA to create a database from command line, with -silent -createDatabase? On a simple command line you can provision a database, with oratab, tnsnames.ora directory creation and any setting you want. And you(…)

Oracle 12c – RMAN list failure does not show any failure even if there is one

By William Sescu Relying to much on the RMAN Data Recovery Advisor is not always the best idea. In a lot of situations,  it tells you the right things, however, sometimes it tells you not the optimal things, and sometimes,(…)

Oracle 12c – How to Prevent License Violation with Active Data Guard

By William Sescu There are some articles floating around how to prevent a license violation with Active Data Guard. Some of them related to an underscore parameter “_query_on_physical” and some of them related to a startup trigger. Both of them(…)

Part 2 – vagrant up – get your Oracle infrastructure up an running

Last week in the first part of this blog we have seen a short introduction how to setup an Oracle Infrastructure with Vagrant and Ansible. Remember(…)

vagrant up – get your Oracle infrastructure up an running

By using Vagrant to manage your Virtual Machines and Ansible for configuration management and provisioning you can easily automate the setup of your whole test environment in a standardized way. If you have never heard about Ansible and Vagrant(…)

Oracle 12cR2 – DataGuard Switchover with Oracle Wallets

By William Sescu I would like to make my DataGuard environment more secure, by eliminating the typing of “connect sys/Manager1” for my DGMGRL commands. Especially the ones, that I have in my scripts. For example: oracle@dbidg01:/home/oracle/ [DBIT122] dgmgrl <<-EOF >(…)

Oracle 12cR2 – How to Setup DataGuard observer with Oracle Wallets

By William Sescu I am not a big fan of having passwords in clear text laying around. This applies not only to application servers, but also for my Data Guard observer. I do have a script for starting the observer(…)

Oracle 12cR2: AWR views in multitenant

By Franck Pachot . In a previous post I explained how the AWR views have changed between 12.1.0.1 and 12.1.0.2 and now in 12.2.0.1 they have changed again. This is a good illustration of multitenant object(…)