Oracle related rants (and lots of off-topic stuff)…
In today’s video we give a demonstration of Simple Oracle Document Access (SODA) for SQLcl. SODA is a feature of Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS),
but this allows to access the document store directly from SQLcl.
This video is based on the following article.
You might find these useful.
The star of today’s video is Kris Rice, who’s essentially singing “dot com” underwater. 🙂
Cheers
Tim…
In today’s video we give a demonstration of Simple Oracle Document Access (SODA) for PL/SQL. SODA is a feature of Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS),
but this PL/SQL interface for SODA was introduced in Oracle Database 18c.
The video is based on this article.
You might find these useful.
The star of today’s video is the son of Dan Iverson. Dan, not his son, is an Oracle ACE focusing on PeopleSoft and Oracle Cloud Architect. He’s also in Army National Guard, which means he’s already prepared for the zombie apocalypse! 🙂
Cheers
Tim…
In today’s video we’ll give a demonstration of Simple Oracle Document Access (SODA) for REST. This is a feature of Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS).
This video is based on the following article.
There are some other resources that might come in handy.
The star of today’s video is the son of Rodrigo Mufalani. Rodrigo is a fellow Oracle ACE and you can check out Rodrigo’s blog here.
Cheers
Tim…
It was inevitable that I would have to have a play with the In-Memory Column Store.
It’s just a functional look. I have no idea about performance at the moment, although I should be starting a proof of concept in the next couple of weeks for one of our internal systems, so it will be interesting to see how it holds up. 🙂
Another thing that has come out of this release is the Full Database Cache Mode. That’s nothing to do with the In-Memory Column Store, but I can definitely see us using this on some of our stuff!
Finally, I’ve done a quick write up of the Smart Flash Cache stuff for my OCP exam notes.
It’s been out since 11.2.0.2, so I’m not sure why it is considered worthy of inclusion in the 12c DBA exam.
There have been a lot of changes to the multitenant option, so I’m probably going to spend some time amending/rewriting those articles to take on board the new stuff. From what I can see so far, the stuff they’ve added has certainly plugged a lot of “holes” in that option. Looks good so far!
Cheers
Tim…