This Log Buffer Edition picks few of the informative blog posts from Oracle, SQL Server, and MySQL fields of database.
Oracle:
g1gc logs – Ergonomics -how to print and how to understand
In Solaris 11.2, svcs gained a new option, “-L”. The -L option allows a user to easily look at the most recent log events for a service.
ADF Thematic Map component from DVT library was updated in ADF 12c with marker zoom option and area layer styling
When cloning pluggable databases Oracle gives you also SNAPSHOT COPY clause to utilize storage system snapshot capabilities to save on storage space.
It is normal for bloggers including myself to post about the great things they have done.
SQL Server:
In six years Microsoft has come from almost zero corporate knowledge about how cloud computing works to it being an integral part of their strategy.
A brief overview of Columnstore index and its usage with an example.
The Road To Hell – new article from the DBA Team
Encryption brings data into a state which cannot be interpreted by anyone who does not have access to the decryption key, password, or certificates.
How to test what a SQL Server application would do in the past or in the future with date and time differences.
MySQL:
MySQL for Visual Studio 1.2.3 GA has been released
An approach to MySQL dynamic cross-reference query.
The MySQL replication and load balancing plugin for PHP, PECL/mysqlnd_ms, aims to make using a cluster of MySQL servers instead of a single server as transparent as possible.
Picking the Right Clustering for MySQL: Cloud-only Services or Flexible Tungsten Clusters? New webinar-on-demand.
Collation options for new MySQL schemas and tables created in MySQL for Excel
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