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Running PostgreSQL on ZFS on Linux

ZFS for Solaris is around for several years now (since 2015). But there is also a project called OpenZFS which makes ZFS available on other operating systems. For Linux the announcement for ZFS being...

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SQLSaturday #546 Porto – Troubleshooting scenarios with availability groups

J-1 before the next SQL Saturday 2016 in Portugal. I usually promote this event in France but this time this is for SQL Server Portuguese community. I will have the chance to talk about SQL Server...

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Running PostgreSQL on ZFS on Linux – Fun with snapshots and clones

In the last post we looked at how to get a ZFS file system up and running on a CentOS 7 host and how to enable the auto mount of the ZFS file systems. In this post we’ll look at two of the features ZFS...

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Oracle 12c and RMAN automatic datafile creation

A lot of new features popped up with RMAN 12c, like  Expansion of Multi-section support, or Simplified cross-platform migration and many many more. However, in this post I would like to highlight a...

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Running PostgreSQL on ZFS on Linux – Compression

In the last posts in this little series we looked at how to get a ZFS file system up and running on a CentOS 7 host and how snapshots and clones can be used to simply processes such as testing and...

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Oracle 12cR2: DDL deferred invalidation

In a previous post I described the new V$SQL views about rolling invalidation. I did the example with dbms_stats which is able to do rolling invalidation since 11g. But more is coming with 12.2 as you...

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Oracle 12c and RMAN switch datafile to copy, is it really so easy?

Oracle incrementally updating backups are used quite often because they are easy to setup and restoring a datafile is very fast. It is very fast because you are not really restoring a datafile, you are...

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Apache Cassandra overview

Apache Cassandra is one of the most popular NoSQL databases http://db-engines.com/en/ranking. It is used by many big companies as Facebook, Netflix and many others. Initially the project was initiated...

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How to patch Postgres Plus Advanced Server

As with any other software there comes the time when you need to patch your Postgres Plus Advanced Server instances. Is that different from patching Community PostgreSQL? Yes and no The difference is...

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Running a Cassandra cluster in a single server

This blog post is about the configuration of Apache Cassandra for running a cluster of 3 instances on a single host. Basically C* is not really made to run it in a multi instances environment, but for...

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Fun with PL/SQL code reviews – Part 1

For quite a long time I did not work anymore with PL/SQL and was quite happy when I had the chance to review some code at a customer. The status today: I am not that happy anymore Let me explain why...

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SQL Server 2016: TRUNCATE PARTITIONS with sliding Windows scenarios

Some time ago, I had to deal with a new partitioning scenario that included sliding windows stuff for mainly archiving purpose. Regarding the customer context, I used some management scripts that...

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How to patch Postgres Plus Advanced Server in a Standby configuration

In the last post we looked at how you can patch a Postgres Plus Advanced server. Wouldn’t it be nice, in a standby configuration, to patch the standby first without touching the master, then do a...

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Oracle – Suspending/Resuming an Oracle PID with “oradebug suspend/resume” or...

Sometimes, if you kick off a huge load or transformation job, your Archive Destination might right full faster than your RMAN backup job cleans up the destination. To avoid an Archiver Stuck in such...

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Documentum story – Build and manage a Documentum Platform

Documentum story. What is behind this story? Normally I should write Documentum Platform story. Indeed dbi services is involved to build and manage a worldwide Documentum Platform. Our part covers all...

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Documentum story – Management of DARs and unexpected errors

During a recent project at one of our customers, we often saw the message “Unexpected errors occurred while installing DARs”. In our case, this message happened when installing, migrating or upgrading...

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OTN Appreciation Day : Transportable tablespaces

Tim Hall had the idea that as many people as possible would write a small blog post about their favorite Oracle feature and we all post them on the same day. Here is my favorite feature that I...

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Documentum story – Manual deployment of X DARs on Y docbases

In a previous blog (click here), I presented a common issue that might occur during the installation of some DARs and how to handle that with what Documentum provides but there are some limitations to...

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Oracle 12c – Managing RMAN persistent settings via SQL

RMAN persistent settings can be managed in two different ways. Via the RMAN interface – e.g. RMAN> CONFIGURE BACKUP OPTIMIZATION ON; Via SQL – e.g. VARIABLE RECNO NUMBER; EXECUTE :RECNO :=...

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OTN Appreciation Day : ADVM

Tim Hall had the idea that as many people as possible would write a small blog post about their favorite Oracle feature and we all post them on the same day. Here is my favorite feature: ADVM – The...

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