Oracle Cloud
CategoryPrerequisites A local database, for development SQL Developer version 3.2.20.09.87 or higher (Download) Wallet Manager Getting started To get started, we first need an account on the Oracle cloud. So go to Oracle Cloud, login with your OTN account and request a trial period. You will need to enter a credit card for verification, but it will not get charged… Continue Reading →
All Things Oracle Full Articles, APEX, Application Development, Oracle Cloud, Oracle Database, PL/SQLWeds June 5th, 2013 Central Europe: 17:00 UK: 16:00 East USA: 11.00 Central USA: 10.00 Pacific USA: 08.00 Register now In this webinar, Morten Egan will take a look at how to overcome some of the limitations of the Oracle Cloud – including how to stretch your storage to its full potential. Can we circumvent the communication limits, since we do not have sqlnet,… Continue Reading →
Database Administration, Database Development, Oracle Cloud, Troubleshooting, WebinarIntroduction: Oracle Restart is a component added to the 11gR2 in order to improve the high availability of different database resources. Database instances, listeners are resources that can be automatically restarted after a hardware or software failure or whenever the server host restarts. These components can be easily added to the Oracle Restart using the crsctl add command. In this… Continue Reading →
11g, Database Administration, Oracle Cloud, Oracle DatabaseEnterprise Manager Cloud Control is the new name for what was previously know as Enterprise Manager Grid Control. Depending on the source of the material, you may still see the product described as Grid Control. This article (read it in full on Oracle-Base.com) describes the installation of Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c Release 1 on Oracle Linux 5.7 and… Continue Reading →
Database Administration, Oracle Cloud, Oracle DatabaseWith the recent announcement of the Oracle Database Cloud, it also means Oracle gives a strong message towards the APEX community. Oracle Application Express (APEX) will be included in the Database Cloud. If you look at the features of the Database Cloud, for development it’s all APEX and web services (through the APEX listener). Read the full post at dgielis.blogspot.com
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