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Log Buffer #461: A Carnival of the Vanities for DBAs

This Log Buffer browses through Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL spaces and brings forth some of the useful blog posts for this week.

Oracle:

Conner throws it out of the park. As we all (hopefully) know, we should always deploy named program units (procedures/functions) within packages. Its a great method of encapsulation of logic.

Pythian’s Gleb talks about Azure on RAC. Microsoft Azure provides an acceptable and affordable platform for a training environment.

There are some performance improvements that require physical storage options to be set on tables or indexes. One particular technique that I will take as an …

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Log Buffer #460: A Carnival of the Vanities for DBAs

This Log Buffer Edition covers blog posts from Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL for this week.

Oracle:

APEX shuttle item with one direction

Wondering about which tasks and work products are essential for your project?

Using Spark(Scala) and Oracle Big Data Lite VM for Barcode & QR Detection

Cloning 10.2.0.3 Oracle Home on fully patched 11.31 HP-UX hangs

An UNDO in a PDB …

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Log Buffer #459: A Carnival of the Vanities for DBAs

This Log Buffer Edition arranges few tips and tricks from the blogs of Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL.

Oracle:

Oracle ® Solaris innovation is due in part to the UNIX® the standard (1), the test suites (2) and the certification (3). By conforming to the standard, using the test suites and driving to certification, Oracle ® Solaris software engineers can rely on stable interfaces and an assurance that any regressions will be found quickly given more than 50,000 test cases.

Building on the program established last year to provide evaluation copies of popular FOSS components to Solaris users, the Solaris team has announced the immediate availability of additional and newer software, ahead of official …

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Log Buffer #458: A Carnival of the Vanities for DBAs

This Log Buffer Edition covers various useful tips and tricks from blogs for Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL.

Oracle:

  • pstack(or thread stack) for Windows to diagnose Firefox high CPU usage
  • With the ever-changing browser landscape, we needed to make some tough decisions as to which browsers and versions are going to be deemed “supported” for Oracle Application Express.  There isn’t enough time and money to support all browsers and all versions, each with different bugs and varying levels of support of standards.
  • Are you effectively using Java SE 8 streams …
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Log Buffer #457: A Carnival of the Vanities for DBAs

This Log Buffer Edition begins with some great blog posts from Oracle, goes through SQL Server and then ends with MySQL.

Oracle:

  • Ruby-oci8 is a ruby interface for an Oracle Database.
  • Another python graph – one wait event.
  • This article compares FBL and HDL – two of the commonly used data loading tools in Fusion HCM to highlight key differences and similarities.
  • Better Data Modeling: Customizing Oracle …
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Log Buffer #456: A Carnival of the Vanities for DBAs

This Log Buffer Edition covers many aspects discussed this week in the realms of Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL.

Oracle:

  • Oracle and Informatica have a very close working relationship and one of the recent results of this collaboration is the joint project done by Informatica and our Oracle ISV Engineering team to test the performance of Informatica software with Oracle Database 12c In-memory on Oracle SPARC systems.
  • The only thing you can do easily is be wrong, and that’s hardly worth the effort.
  • Enterprise Manager 13c: What’s New in Database Lifecycle Management. …
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How to Deploy a Cluster

 

In this blog post I will talk about how to deploy a cluster, the methods I tried and my solution to resolving the prerequisites problem.

I’m fairly new to the big data field. Learning about Hadoop, I kept hearing the term “clusters”, deploying a cluster, and installing some services on namenode, some on datanode and so on. I also heard about Cloudera manager which helps me to deploy services on my cluster, so I set up a VM and followed several tutorials including the Cloudera documentation to install cloudera manager. However, every time I reached the “cluster installation” step my installation failed. I later found out that there are several prerequisites for a Cloudera Manager Installation, which was the reason for the failure to install.

 

Deploy a Cluster

Though I discuss 3 other methods in detail, ultimately I recommend method …

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MySQL Benchmark in the Cloud

 

Testing functionalities and options for a database can be challenging at times, as a live production environment might be required. As I was looking for different options, I was directed by Derek Downey to this post in the Percona blog.

The blog discussed an interesting and fun tool from Percona, tpcc-mysql. I was interested in testing the tool so I decided to play around with it in an AWS EC2 server.

In this post I will expand on the Percona blog post, since the tool lacks documentation, as well as explain how I used it to create a MySQL Benchmark in AWS.

Why tpcc-mysql?

There are various reasons why tpcc-mysql could be a good …

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Log Buffer #455: A Carnival of the Vanities for DBAs

What better to do during the holiday season than to read the Log Buffer? This log buffer edition is here to add some sparkle to Oracle, MySQL and SQL Server on your days off.

Oracle:

  • Ops Center version 12.3.1 has just been released. There are a number of enhancements here.
  • Oracle R Enterprise (ORE) 1.5 is now available for download on all supported platforms with Oracle R Distribution 3.2.0 / R-3.2.0. ORE 1.5 introduces parallel distributed implementations of Random Forest, Singular Value Decomposition (SVD), and Principal Component Analysis (PCA) that operate on ore.frame objects.
  • Create a SOA Application in JDeveloper 12c Using Maven …
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Log Buffer #454: A Carnival of the Vanities for DBAs

As the festive season of holidays draws near, there is a spring in the blogosphere. This Log Buffer edition anticipates that and picks some lively blog posts from Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL.

Oracle:

  • Truncate is one of those commands that cannot be undone trivially…In fact, you might well be looking at a database recovery in order to get a truncated table back to a “full” state.
  • It should be rare to see many TNS listener processes running on 1 OS. Some listeners are even Global Data Services listener.
  • The fact that an extension explicitly created by a user through …
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