Tag: flashback
My challenge: replicate changes from database A to database B, once per day. The tables involved are pretty big (100M records). I really would not want to process them …
Today is PI Day. March 14 or: 3-14 in the US. Of course it can be March 14th 2015 – 3-14-15 – only once but for some reason March …
Time has always been an important dimension for data in any database with topics like when was data created, when are records valid, how did records evolve over time, …
A few days ago, I presented a session at Oracle OpenWorld 2014 about the most useful features for application developers in Oracle Database 12c (12.1.0.1 and 12.1.0.2). The main …
I am currently attending the OUGF 2014 Harmony Conference in a beautiful setting on a Finnish lakeside. This conference has a great line up in terms of speakers and …
Flashback started out as a feature in Oracle Database 9i. Although to be honest it is just the opening up of a mechanism that has been at the core …
I have just completed my first ever presentation on the Expertezed.com network – http://www.expertezed.com/ , a reprise from my session on Oracle OpenWorld 2012. This presentation includes a number …
Database development in the Oracle Database is crucial for creating well balanced multi tier applications. This presentation describes a number of useful facilities and application architecture considerations around the …
In the recently published blog article Database Transaction Recorder – Adding Who to When and What to make Flashback take over from Journalling tables (https://technology.amis.nl/blog/10911/database-transaction-recorder-adding-who-to-when-and-what-to-make-flashback-take-over-from-journalling-tables) I have discussed how …
In previous articles, I have suggested that the arrival of the Flashback Data Archive in Oracle RDBMS 11g allowed us to finally say goodbye to journalling tables. Keeping track …
When we were doing the APEX vs. ADF session at the last day of the ODTUG Conference yesterday, Dimitri showed a nice feature in APEX that allows you to …
One of the new features in the Oracle 11g database is called Oracle Total Recall. This is called marketing! I have read some weblogs where people – mostly DBAs …
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