Log Buffer #341, A Carnival of the Vanities for DBAs

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Extreme performance is the key to excellence. One example of it is the winning of 34th America Cup by Team Oracle USA, another example is the Pythian’s legendary love of  data, and this Log Buffer edition loves the blogs again, as it does weekly.

Oracle:

The 10 commandments of being a good DBA manager.

Oracle ADF Mobile #{row.index} is Not Supported After Installing Upgrade Patch

With Oracle Real Application Clusters the Oracle database can be configured to restart as each node in the cluster is restarted.

The UK OUG Apps 2013 conference is a must attend for users of Oracle Applications.

Security requirements are usually relatively easy to manage when using local restrictions in conventional closed systems

SQL Server:

The SQL Crazy train continues chugging along this month.

The PASS Summit 2013  is almost here!

Shaun found a bug in SSMS that you may run into when modifying multi-step jobs.

What Queries are Causing My Waits? Answers John Sterrett.

I’ve refreshed a test database from prod but now the users can’t access it.

MySQL:

Here is the road to Percona Server 5.6.

Are you unsure of the steps needed to get your Continuent Tungsten cluster up-and-running?

Making full table scan 10x faster in InnoDB

The order in which Galera cluster nodes must be started has long been an unjustly controversial topic.

Time to install MEM 3.0, and get its built-in agent working.

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I have been in love with Oracle blogging since 2007. This blogging, coupled with extensive participation in Oracle forums, plus Oracle related speaking engagements, various Oracle certifications, teaching, and working in the trenches with Oracle technologies has enabled me to receive the Oracle ACE award. I was the first ever Pakistani to get that award. From Oracle Open World SF to Foresight 20:20 Perth. I have been expressing my love for Exadata. For the last few years, I am loving the data at Pythian, and proudly writing their log buffer carnivals.

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