As mentioned on OracleCommunity.net, Oracle SQL Developer 1.5 Early Adopter 1 (EA1) is now available for download. As with any new release, there are new features and bug fixes. But, they are not yet detailed in the release notes.
However, I know that the one feature that I have been eagerly waiting for is finally here, […]
I have so far avoided writing such pointer blog posts which only refer you to another article, but I have to do it with this one. Adrian Billington has written an excellent article on performance of Oracle 11g PL/SQL function result cache. His article is a good example of a thorough, well organized and well […]
For the second time in less than a year, I’ve seen an OTN forum posting regarding how/where to acquire Oracle’s Wire-Level Network Protocol documentation. As such, I’ll address a couple things here in my blog that I’ve posted on various locations on the Internet.
Where can I get Oracle’s Wire-Level Protocol Specification?
Oracle. Outside of Oracle, […]
Imagine, if you will, a situation where your Oracle database has become corrupted and your backup could either not be restored or was too out-of-date to be worth restoration. Unfortunately, this situation isn’t as hypothetical or as rare as one would think.
While poor backup strategies set the stage for this situation, hardware failures are […]
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