Log Buffer #464: a carnival of the vanities for DBAs

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This Log Buffer Edition delves deep into the realms of Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL while gathering up some nifty blog posts for this week.


Oracle:

Speed, Security, and Best Practices in the Cloud: Oracle Releases Market-Leading Retail Demand Forecasting Solution

OBIEE 12c – Your Answers After Upgrading

Using the SQL ACCESS Advisor PL/SQL interface

How has JD Edwards EnterpriseOne 9.2 Transformed your Business?

In the article you will have a look at an example of configuring Fast Start Failover (FSFO).

SQL Server:

How to show Quarters Dynamically in SQL

Azure SQL Data Warehouse is a fully-managed and scalable cloud service. It is still in preview, but solid.

The occasional problems that you can get with POST and GET are typical of the difficulties of separating any command and query operations.

4 Convenient Ways To Run PowerShell Scripts

10 New Features Worth Exploring in SQL Server 2016

MySQL:

Maintaining mission critical databases on our pitchfork wielding brother, the “Daemon” of FreeBSD, seems quite daunting, or even absurd, from the perspective of a die-hard Linux expert, or from someone who has not touched it in a long time.

Planets9s: Sign up for our best practices webinar on how to upgrade to MySQL 5.7

Using jemalloc heap profiling with MySQL

Sometimes a Variety of Databases is THE Database You Need

Taking the new MySQL 5.7 JSON features for a test drive

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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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