Will a BLOB eat all my memory?
Probably the most common usage for large objects (CLOBs and BLOBs) is to store them in a database table. In
Active Data Guard – limitations on ROWTYPE
I had an AskTOM question come in with an issue trying to PL/SQL on an Active Data Guard (ADG) database
Combinations and consequences
Fellow Perth techie Scott Wesley sent me this interesting puzzle recently. He was using the long awaited feature of being
Large objects are larger than expected
Most customers I encounter nowadays are generally sticking to the defaults when creating their databases from 12c onwards. This means
Tightened security in 20c
If you cannot wait for a fully autonomous offering, and you’ve jumped into the 20c preview release on Oracle Cloud,
Working from home… Welcome!
Let me start by saying that by no means am I a working from home expert; I do not have
Nulls are not stored in indexes … most of the time
This question got posed on Twitter today I answered briefly on Twitter, but I thought I should give it some
