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UNLONG my dictionary – those pesky LONG columns

We’ve have all seen those TV crime shows where the psychiatrist does word association games, such as: Question: “Blue?” Answer:

Just a quick end of month blog post to give a shout out to Sarah Craynon Zumbrum who posted this

We all know from our data modelling days… (Sidenote: Remember those days? You know…when we used to think about good

When Zoom first came into the conversation, we used it for remote meetings but a certain pandemic suddenly brought Zoom

Over the years, as I used to read various Oracle white papers I observed two things. 1) They were often

As friend Bruno put it so eloquently… …but every day is a good day to do some SQL. So here’s

I need to be honest right up front here. I’ve aimed for the skies and only time will tell if

I was helping out a customer today with what they thought was a bug in DBMS_METADATA. They were using it

In 12c, there was much rejoicing when VARCHAR2 columns could be extended from beyond their current 4000 byte limit to

I made a interesting discovery earlier this week when I was doing some analysis for some AskTom database procedures when