Mark rittman has an interesting weblog on the new 10- realease2 the features and what to expect. Definitely worth reading .
Mark rittman has an interesting weblog on the new 10- realease2 the features and what to expect. Definitely worth reading .
Mark rittman has an interesting weblog on the new 10- realease2 the features and what to expect. Definitely worth reading .
An interesting aggregation by pete on what the vulnerabilities of Alert 68 Are . this makes it easy for every DBA to understand how to manage and if patching is ncessary or not.
An interesting aggregation by pete on what the vulnerabilities of Alert 68 Are . this makes it easy for every DBA to understand how to manage and if patching is ncessary or not.
An interesting aggregation by pete on what the vulnerabilities of Alert 68 Are . this makes it easy for every DBA to understand how to manage and if patching is ncessary or not.
While readin thru dbazine i came thr u with this very interesting post about software engineering tactics by Joe Celko
Its a three part article about basic real life design issues that software developers face.
It sort of answered what i wa slookign for in one of my projects
The article is titled Mop The floor and fix The Leak
its a 3 part article on where should stuff be done ,
In the Application , i the database or both.
Which does pose seom interesting issues.
As Software design Evolves . It is soemtimes hard to give policy decisions in these matters due the the evoloving nature of the rdbms.
While readin thru dbazine i came thr u with this very interesting post about software engineering tactics by Joe Celko
Its a three part article about basic real life design issues that software developers face.
It sort of answered what i wa slookign for in one of my projects
The article is titled Mop The floor and fix The Leak
its a 3 part article on where should stuff be done ,
In the Application , i the database or both.
Which does pose seom interesting issues.
As Software design Evolves . It is soemtimes hard to give policy decisions in these matters due the the evoloving nature of the rdbms.
This article by Jonathan was based on a discussion in hte oracle-l mailing list the qestion was what if any is oracle’s limitation to the height of a btree index.
interesting article with interesting results.
How High Can You Go by Jonathan Lewis
This article by Jonathan was based on a discussion in hte oracle-l mailing list the qestion was what if any is oracle’s limitation to the height of a btree index.
interesting article with interesting results.
How High Can You Go by Jonathan Lewis
Orablogs has a reference to this wonderful article by Jonathan lewis . After reading thru the article it seems that 10g optimizer has some plusses . the minuses will only be known when application faithfully convert to 10g,
Its the old applications that are always the problem new applications can be tailedmade to the new version.
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