One thing that has always amazed me is the way that all of our decisions, big or small, have an impact in our life. Sometimes you can’t notice the fork in the roads that those decisions have caused, but sometimes they are as clear as
Recovery Manager or better known as RMAN, is an Oracle client utility that is installed with the Enterprise or Standard edition, you can also find it with the Admin option when installing the Oracle Client. In it’s most basic form, the RMAN client connects, an
First I want to start disclosing that I have an idea on how this happened, but haven’t been able to recreate this issue, also that I was lucky enough that the tablespace that had the issue was a DUMMY tablespace so it didn’t cause an
So the other day I was doing an install of the 11.2.0.3 Clusterware binaries and came around that with the cluvfy tool in 11.2.0.3 comes now with a health check option for the Database. For this option to work you have to install or setup
For whoever that has worked with the 11gR2 version of RAC , has ran into the startup sequence diagram, this diagram is just disturbing to see, I don’t know about you, but for me is just unhelpful and not KISS. Then there is the second
Due to several dinners and a few concerts, I didn’t post on day three , but here is more data regarding the new version of Oracle’s Database 12c . Regarding backup and recovery in this new version, you will see a great new feature in which
So the second day of Oracle Open World has come and gone, and the news about the 12c Version of Oracle’s signature Database keep coming in, in a General session in which Oracle Tech Guru Tom Kyte did a 15 minute feature presentation, a few
So today was my first time attending Oracle Open World (OOW) , and I can’t say anything but good things about the whole experience , I don’t know if the upcoming sessions how will they be, but the User Groups Sessions rocked. A little bit
Last weekend I was involved in a DRP/BCP (Disaster Recovery Plan/Business Continuity Plan) for a client, which is basically planning out your worst case scenario , e.g. your Data site being hit by a tornado and loosing everything there, and what actions would you take