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Starting an Oracle Database when a first connection comes in

To save resources I thought about the idea to start an Oracle database automatically when a first connection comes in. I.e. if there are many smaller databases on a server, which are not required during specific times, then we may shut them down and automatically start them when a connection comes in. The objective was that even the first connection… 

Boot sequence for all Linux-based operating systems

In this bog posting, I will present a boot sequence that works for all Linux-based operating systems – from switching on the power to the login screen.   7 steps There are 7 steps for Linux startup: Power on Obviously, first of all, you have to switch on your computer, then: Each sub process will execute the following one It… 

Diving into Databases

By dbi services, we are a few poeples passionate by diving.
We take this opportunity to let you dive into the two databases lakes Oracle and SQL server and see their similarities and differences. For this first level of diving (named ODD), we will not going too deep and not have narcosis or

databases toxicity.
As always, we’ll start with

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Oracle Basics (3) – Database startup and shutdown

It’s already quite a while that I posted my last article on the Oracle basis, so I decided to take some times in the train to continue this small serie.
This time, I’m going to speak about one of the root of Oracle administration, starting and shutting down a database.

Startup and shutdown processes within oracle databases are splitted in

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