Tag: Database & Technology
Many DBAs and Architects think they understand Oracle database replication. But it is often only physical replication, as performed by Data Guard, rather than logical replication as done by GoldenGate, Streams and others. There are 3 fundamental principles that govern how these logical replication tools operate, centred on conversion, identification, and conflict handling of the…
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Whitepapers & presentations
- 3/21/19
This presentation will look at which 19c new features that should be investigated for use. This presentation will also look at which 18c new features that should be investigated for use (such as Snapshot Carousel, PDB Switchover, In-Memory External Tables, Merge Partition Online, Advances in the Approximate Query, Polymorphic Tables, Standby Nologging, and Password-less Schema Creation…
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Whitepapers & presentations
- 3/21/19
Learn from Oracle GoldenGate Product Management on the new GoldenGate 18c features, including a deeper dive into the new Microservices Architecture for automing Oracle GoldenGate. And discuss enhancements related to Active-Active replication including the new Automatic Conflict Detection and Resolution features.
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Whitepapers & presentations
- 3/21/19
Learn from Oracle GoldenGate Product Management on the new GoldenGate 18c features, including a deeper dive into the new Microservices Architecture for automing Oracle GoldenGate. And discuss enhancements related to Active-Active replication including the new Automatic Conflict Detection and Resolution features.
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Whitepapers & presentations
- 3/21/19
Oracle Database 19c is now available, and it builds on Oracle Databases 19c and 12cR2. This session explores how developers and DBAs can work together to start using 10 of the top ( and mostly free) features that make it easier to get the job done.
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Whitepapers & presentations
- 3/21/19
Oracle Database 19c is now available, and it builds on Oracle Databases 19c and 12cR2. This session explores how developers and DBAs can work together to start using 10 of the top ( and mostly free) features that make it easier to get the job done.
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Whitepapers & presentations
- 3/21/19
Use the innovative Dynamic Oracle Performance Analytics (DOPA) approach that relies on big data and advanced analytical techniques to analyze and improve Oracle Database performance. The approach discussed in this presentation is accessible and easy to use, but more importantly it represents a step-change paradigm shift away from traditional methods. Instead of relying on…
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Whitepapers & presentations
- 3/21/19
Transform your ability to quickly respond to the challenge of ensuring high performing DB’s. The key to this transformation is to expertly use the advisor framework which underlies tools such as ADDM, SQL Tuning Advisor, Segment Tuning. These tools provide actionable advice to the DBA seeking to solve performance problems, but getting at this…
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Whitepapers & presentations
- 3/21/19
The cost of data breaches and data proliferation continues to grow year after year. As DBAs, it is our job to protect the data. A great place to learn more about data security and network with other DBAs is at COLLABORATE 2019, which has 18 sessions featuring database security topics. You can learn to use the features, functionality, and applications available from Oracle to reduce the possibility of unauthorized access to data by hackers or internal users.
This article provides a firm foundation of why you need to secure your database, as well as tips on how to get started. Think of this as a prelude to my COLLABORATE session, “Why Your Database is Not Secure,” which will help you learn how to leverage security information you gather to propose and implement changes to increase the security of your data.
- Harry E Fowler
- Blogs
- 3/07/19
The cost of data breaches and data proliferation continues to grow year after year. As DBAs, it is our job to protect the data. A great place to learn more about data security and network with other DBAs is at COLLABORATE 2019, which has 18 sessions featuring database security topics. You can learn to use the features, functionality, and applications available from Oracle to reduce the possibility of unauthorized access to data by hackers or internal users.
This article provides a firm foundation of why you need to secure your database, as well as tips on how to get started. Think of this as a prelude to my COLLABORATE session, “Why Your Database is Not Secure,” which will help you learn how to leverage security information you gather to propose and implement changes to increase the security of your data.
- Harry E Fowler
- Blogs
- 3/07/19