As stated in my previous post, it’s time for me to revisit some of my posts and check the relevance for 12c. Let’s start with the one on locks. As posted in late 2010 there are 202 different lock types in Oracle 11g. It’s actually 205 in 11.2.0.3 which was not out back then. Anyway, in 12.1 we have now 240 but still only 4 which are caused by user interaction, aka. SQL statements.
Tag: Oracle
Oracle 12c and the world part II
Here is a link to a great list from The Oracle Alchemist around Oracle 12c articles from the community: http://www.oraclealchemist.com/news/install-oracle-12c-12-1/
Oracle 12c and the world
Oracle Database 12c is out and the blogs out there are filled with the new features and improvements in the new version. For me it’s time to revisit some of my previous blog posts and compare them with 12c. Stay tuned….
Oracle 12c database is out!
After more than 5 years of development Oracle has released version 12c of its flagship product the database. With a New Features Guide of 128 pages containing 500+ new features this is one of the biggest releases ever. You can download it for Linux and Solaris on Oracle Technology Network.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Plug-in for Oracle Enterprise Manager
Oracle has released an Enterprise Manager Plug-In for AWS. This Plug-In enables you to monitor and troubleshoot your cloud-based databases alongside with your on-premise databases with one single tool. Especially in cloud-based environments it can be tricky and time consuming to identify issues with your database. However, by deploying this Plug-In within your OEM Cloud Control environment, you gain following management features:
- Monitor EBS, EC2 and RDS instances on Amazon Web Services
- Gather performance metrics and configuration details for AWS instances
- Raise alerts and violations based on thresholds set on monitoring
- Generate reports based on the gathered data
