Amazon Web Services Cloud offers you the ability to run your Oracle databases in a hosted, IaaS environment. A Running the Oracle Database on Amazon Web Services (AWS) is very similar to running Oracle at your data center. To a DBA or developer, there are no differences. However, there are a number of AWS platform…

Amazon Web Services Cloud offers you the ability to run your Oracle databases in a hosted, IaaS environment. A Running the Oracle Database on Amazon Web Services (AWS) is very similar to running Oracle at your data center. To a DBA or developer, there are no differences. However, there are a number of AWS platform…

Amazon Web Services Cloud offers you the ability to run your Oracle databases in a hosted, IaaS environment. A Running the Oracle Database on Amazon Web Services (AWS) is very similar to running Oracle at your data center. To a DBA or developer, there are no differences. However, there are a number of AWS platform…

Oracle DBAs often unknowingly include emotion and folklore into their performance analysis. Unless you have a quantitative approach, your analysis will always be subjective. In this session you will learn how to set up and perform a time-based analysis. We will cover where to get performance data, how to construct your diagnosis framework and then…

Oracle has the world's most advanced database wait time instrumentation. However, Oracle does not instrument CPU consumption. This presents the Oracle DBA with a tuning handicap because CPU consumption can be a significant component of response time. The unintentional result can be solutions with a wait time bias. In this session you will learn how…

Original Broadcast: 3.18.2014 Indexes are intended to provide faster access to rows when querying data than would a full scan of the entire table.  In a perfect world, we'd have indexes defined to precisely match our query predicates.  But, we don't live in a perfect world and don't typically have an option to create indexes…

Original Broadcast: 3.18.2014 Indexes are intended to provide faster access to rows when querying data than would a full scan of the entire table.  In a perfect world, we'd have indexes defined to precisely match our query predicates.  But, we don't live in a perfect world and don't typically have an option to create indexes…

Original Broadcast: 3.18.2014 Indexes are intended to provide faster access to rows when querying data than would a full scan of the entire table.  In a perfect world, we'd have indexes defined to precisely match our query predicates.  But, we don't live in a perfect world and don't typically have an option to create indexes…

This session will discuss the new pluggable database feature of Oracle Database 12c, what it is, how it works, and why would you want it. Pluggable databases are yet the latest tool we have to improve database and server consolidation in the datacenter to reduce operating costs. Learn how to have multiple applications each in…

The information technology industry has been a tremendous growth in Cloud delivery models for IT services in the past couple of years. More recently, the PaaS service model including Database-as-as-Service (DBaaS) has been gaining traction rapidly. Amazon's RDS public DBaaaS service supports Oracle, MySQL and SQL Server and enable rapid development lifecycles by giving end-users…