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Netflix & Co., Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Linux, *BSD,
OUP (Oracle Uncertified Professional) seit 8.0.5
#noAfD
Netflix & Co., Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Linux, *BSD,
OUP (Oracle Uncertified Professional) seit 8.0.5
#noAfD
Ben@oraclebase nobody left to build the critical patch updates?
Oracle OPatch: Cleanup After patching
https://blog.martinscloud.com/oracle-cleanup-after-patching-in-place/
https://blog.martinscloud.com/oracle-cleanup-after-patching-in-place/
Oracle: cleanup after patching (in-place)
Patching your Oracle systems is essential for a stable, secure and up-to-date environment. Oracle recommends to patch out-of-place, which means that you just add another software home and switch to it. But in many environments, traditional (in-place) patching is still needed. So the software needs to be stopped, the patch
Many years ago, before Smartphones were available and affordable, I needed to have something electronical to manage my calendar and appointments…
Flashback: Compaq/HP iPAQ
Many years ago, before Smartphones were available and affordable, I needed to have something electronical to manage my calendar and appointments. One of these devices was an HP/Compaq iPAQ 3630 - the one with the lowest specs in the 3600 family: * 206 MHz Intel StrongARM * 32 MB RAM * Slot
Oracle: prevent Active DataGuard from being used
Using a standby database is a good way to increase availability and redundancy to an Oracle database. Switching over the database to another host and/or data center also helps to decrease outages for patching. Best practise for a database installation is to always have Grid Infrastructure (GI) installed. Sure
