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Careful with SQL*Plus and SQL_ID feedback

Just a quick word of warning on a cool feature of SQL*Plus that came along from 18c onwards. I’ve posted

Security eh? It is just one of those little things that is good to have in a database. The “problem”

Just a re-post of something I put on StackOverflow last year so I can refer back to it easily. What

I published a video a few days ago on the various tools you can use to unload data out of

In last weeks’ Office Hours session, I posted an “impossible” challenge to two of the most well credentialed Oracle community

A phrase I’ve often used when discussing database design is “insurance policy”, namely, when I talk about adding CHECK constraints,

The more you play with SQL macros, the more you find simple but powerful use cases which will make life

Yesterday I posted some demonstrations of the impressive power of indexes in relational databases for data retrieval even when those

Just an addenda to what I posted last week about downloading the Formula 1 motor racing data where I provided

Naturally there was an overwhelming urge to title this post “The Need for Speed” and sprinkle Maverick and Goose references