Tag: pl/sql
Database Pipes have been around in Oracle Database since release 7. In memory, light weight, non-persistent, fast and a little low level. Somewhat brittle: the contents of a pipe …
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 …
Oracle Database Release 7 – end of 1993 – introduced PL/SQL as language for Stored Procedures, Functions and Triggers. This was just before I joined Oracle Corporation, in May …
Syslog is a standard for message logging, often employed in *NIX environments. It allows separation of the software that generates messages, the system that stores them, and the software that …
One of the relatively new features available with Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse is Oracle Machine Learning Notebook. The description on Oracle’s tutorial site states: “An Oracle Machine Learning notebook …
AMIS is part of the Conclusion ecosystem of over 20 companies, each with their own specialty and identity. Several times per year, we organize Conclusion on Stage – a …
In this article, I will share some of my personal findings and discoveries as I start out building a small APEX application. No experienced developer is likely to learn …
My challenge: my wife wants to set up a system for some of our friends and relatives to let each other know about appliances and things they can share …
As part of my 50 Shades of Data presentation, I talk about CQRS – Command Query Responsibility Segregation. The idea that you can have one or more read only …
Yesterday, at the Oracle ACE Directors Product Briefing, I received a gift. It is called QuickSQL. And it is a free online service that generates SQL DDL and DML …
