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October 26, 2017

Solvaria’s Oracle Practice Lead Selected to Speak at the East Coast Oracle Conference

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May 16, 2017

Oracle 12c: The Online Datafile Move

One of my favorite new features in Oracle 12c is probably the online datafile move. Previously, a tablespace had to be offline to move a datafile – which can be difficult to do with a live, busy production database. Getting downtime on a 24/7 system for a maintenance task can take quite a bit of time. Not to mention the numerous
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May 12, 2017

Resolving ORA-00054 Error: Resource Busy with NOWAIT

Oracle’s RDBMS as a product is comprised of thousands of tweakable settings and parameters. Even for someone who works with it every day and actively reads articles on Oracle-related topics and features, useful stuff often still slips through the info net until something hits the wall and you have to dig into a specific usage scenario or error. Here’s what
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May 5, 2017

Oracle 12.2 “On Premises” Now Available

Yes folks, it is out there!  
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November 7, 2016

SQL Server 2016: A Look Inside the Stretch Database

Many industries require keeping records that go back for several years.  However, in reality, only records going back one or two years are often accessed.  These non-accessed records are referred to as “cold data.” Cold data, while rarely accessed, still takes storage space and processing speed. 
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