Having the user interface and the terminal window for access to the command line means that there are a couple of ways to navigate through Linux and do what needs to be done. In previous examples of using the command line, files were edited, users were added, and parameters were set up. In managing some […]
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Pluggable databases are the new kid on the block, one of the newfangled features of 12c. According to the documentation, a pluggable database (PDB) is a portable collection of schemas, schema objects, and non-schema objects that appear to an Oracle Net client as a separate database. One or more PDBs together are called a container database […]
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This topic could fill an entire book, but for our purposes here, we’ll focus on the most important aspects. This article highlights concepts and provides a general overview of the players that deliver this proprietary database management system. These players fall into three main categories: Shared memory A section of the host server’s memory through which all […]
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Learn from Oracle experts about the myths and realities of what causes poor Oracle database performance and tips for improving it.
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