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Graph Database style explorations of relational database with Formula One data– Oracle Database 23c Property Graph

Lucas Jellema April 19, 2023
Graph Database style explorations of relational database with Formula One data– Oracle Database 23c Property Graph

The core Formula One data could be represented in a graph like this: Drivers compete in races that are hosted on circuits. A result is achieved by the driver (position and points for the championship). If this is the graph, some questions can easily be answered: With whom has a […]

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Oracle Database 23c as Graph Database–SQL Property Graph for network style querying

Lucas Jellema April 18, 2023
Oracle Database 23c as Graph Database–SQL Property Graph for network style querying

I bet you are used to relational data structures that you query using SQL. And so do I. And there is nothing in terms of data that a good SQL query cannot answer. OK, the query can become quite long – with inline expressions and multiple joins – but it […]

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Live Handson Environment for Modern Oracle Database Programming

Lucas Jellema April 17, 2023
Live Handson Environment for Modern Oracle Database Programming

My fellow Oracle ACE Directors and former AMIS-colleagues Patrick Barel and Alex Nuijten have co-authored an impressive book: The book discusses many of the wonders of SQL and PL/SQL – the well and lesser known things you can (and should) do when programming in and against the Oracle Database. Part […]

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Get Going with SQL Developer against Oracle Database 23c Free

Lucas Jellema April 17, 2023
Get Going with SQL Developer against Oracle Database 23c Free

In an earlier article, I showed how to quickly get going with an Oracle Database 23c Free instance in a Gitpod workspace – cloud based, ephemeral, quick start, zero install environment. As part of that workspace, you have access to both SQL*Plus and SQLcl as command line interface to work […]

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Oracle Database 23c–Fine Grained Locking–Lock Free Reservations

Lucas Jellema April 15, 2023
Oracle Database 23c–Fine Grained Locking–Lock Free Reservations

This should surprise if not baffle you. Session 1 inserts a record and commits it. Session 1 performs an update on this record. And does not yet commit its transaction. Session 2 tries to update that same record …. and is able to! It does not run into a lock. […]

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Get going with Oracle Database 23c Free

Lucas Jellema April 14, 2023
Get going with Oracle Database 23c Free

A new major Oracle Database release is a special occasion. I joined Oracle in May 1994 just after the Oracle7 release (December 1993) although I worked with Oracle6 for a long time after that. I remember the launch of Oracle 8 (with OO support!) in 1996 and the excitement of […]

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