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<description>We take a look at some of the alerting concepts and settings available within Oracle Database 11g. </description>
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<description>In addition to performing replication, GoldenGate can also be used to dump the contents of a table into a formatted file. </description>
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<description>Oracle Enterprise Manger (OEM) is a good place to begin when addressing performance issues.</description>
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<description>Steve Callan takes a look at configuring Oracle GoldenGate and discusses what takes place within Oracle GoldenGate in terms of how data gets from the source database to the target database.</description>
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<description>If you consider &quot;normal&quot; recovery as anything having to do with RMAN (and what it replaced), then you&#39;re actually limiting yourself in terms of what Oracle has to offer. Recovery - in the traditional sense - isn&#39;t just recovery anymore, but more like recovery plus various flashback options.</description>
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<description>Interviewing for a PL/SQL developer position may turn into a quiz, specifically about writing SQL and extracting information from a set of tables. The following questions are actual questions the author has been asked when interviewing for both a DBA position and a PL/SQL developer position.</description>
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<description>Table partitioning can help DBAs key database performance areas including i/o balancing, contention reduction, SQL statement performance improvements and even data availability. New table partitioning methods found in Oracle Database 11g can be implemented to help to achieve some of these goals.</description>
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<description>Oracle Business Intelligence 11g has been available since August 14 and many people are digging into the new features. Rather than repeating what is readily available elsewhere, this article looks at a history of the product, comparing the 11g version with the 10g version, so that you can better appreciate the changes.</description>
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<description>It&#39;s important to understand how well the underlying I/O architecture is performing versus its expected I/O rates, before tuning an Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11gR2) for optimal I/O performance. Jim Czuprynski discusses how to implement a suitable extra-database I/O performance test and then capture the actual I/O performance results.</description>
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<description>Interviewing for a PL/SQL developer position ultimately will turn towards talking about database structures and objects. This article goes beyond the basic table and index questions that you might expect and offers a tip or two designed to impress the interviewer.</description>
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<description>SQL Plan Baselines are a new feature in Oracle Database 11g that helps to prevent repeatedly used SQL statements from regressing because a newly generated execution plan is less effective than what was originally in the library cache. Read on to learn more...</description>
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<description>James Koopman discusses how to give/take/study for an Oracle Database PL/SQL developer position, with a look at the top five questions he would ask potential Oracle Database PL/SQL Developers to help assess his/her basic knowledge.</description>
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<description>Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11gR2) makes it easier than ever to isolate and identify potential root causes of poor I/O performance. This article focuses on the various Oracle and non-Oracle tools to generate sample workloads to provide sufficient metrics for detection and eventual resolution of performance bottlenecks within the databases underlying input/output (I/O) subsystem.</description>
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