As we all look forward eagerly to 2012, bloggers around the gblobe are writing about their insightful reflections on 2011. You’re also welcome to write your’s regarding to database arena in the comments, if you like. This Log Buffer Edition welcomes you to the new year with festive posts from Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL bloggers in Log Buffer #252.
Oracle:
Jonathan Lewis adds yet another item on his wishlist for the optimizer at the end of 2011. Someone should compile that list and send it to Oracle. It’s truly valuable and we might have a full blown Oracle database version, say, Oracle 14j, out of that…
When Charles Hooper reviews, it stays reviewed. In order to top up your holidays, the great book Oracle Core Essential Internals for DBAs and Developers is there and as an appetizer, you can read Charles review here.
One of the top Oracle experts and my favorite DBA, Marc Billete answers couple of million dollar questions. How much memory does my Oracle instance use? How much memory do my database connections use?
I have always wondered as who does SUDO report those invalid login incidents to? JL helps by pointing in this direction.
Tim Hall to everyone else: Happy holiday. Of course, if you don’t have a holiday this time of year I guess it’s just happy now. May be he has some friends who are oncall this weekend.
Richard Foote, the Index Guy, just wants to wish all a very Merry Christmas and a very happy, safe and successful New Year. So nice of him.
SQL Server:
Thomas LaRock is telling us about 11 things that never happened to him in 2011.
2011 was a crazy year for John Sterrett.
As 2011 is leavingus, Denny Cherry is back to basics.
Pinal Dave says Happy Holidays and Merry Xmas to all.
Jack Vamvas shares top 10 SQL Server posts for 2011.
MySQL:
Luca Olivari agrees that 2011 was a great year for MySQL.
Alexey Kovyrin blogs about a quick (and dirty) patch for Ruby Enterprise Edition 2011.03 to prevent Hash Collision Attacks.
Actively monitoring replication connectivity with MySQL’s heartbeat is shared by Miguel Angel Nieto.
Liran Zelkha guides as how to configure a HA environment for ScaleBase instance.
Ovais Tariq has a guide which will get you up and running with how to identify the bottleneck queries using the excellent tool pt-query-digest, and much more.
Happy Holidays!!!
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