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SQL Server: ranking your data
This is the kind of query that kills some servers – ranking. It’s a bit hard to make programmers understand how important the performance of their code can have a big impact on server speed – they all seems to … Continue reading
Posted in BI, MongoDB, MySQL, Oracle, SQLServer
Tagged Database Tuning, DevOps, ETL, Performance, Reports, Training
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Talk about MS-SQL, Oracle, NoSQL and Babylonian accounting tablets
Looking at the past can teach us a lot of things. This is a great way to know more about the things you like. And this is a great article about some fundamental characteristics of the major database systems today. … Continue reading
Oracle: Error ORA-00955 name is already used by an existing object
Sometimes things just won’t work as expected. You know, programming has its quirks and the like. Normally this error alone would mean you are creating some object with a name that is already in use. But what if you just … Continue reading
Virtualizing your databases guide
Recently the guys at SQLServerCentral published a great article about SQL Server virtualization. But it is usefull for SQL Server, Oracle or any other DB technology that must run “on the cloud”. So here is the link to it: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Stairway+Series/112555/ … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, MongoDB, MySQL, Oracle, SQLServer, VMware
Tagged Cloud, Virtualization, VMware
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Oracle: save output to file
Ok, so I’ve been on a streak to NOT talk about Oracle for a little while now. Actually I tried to avoid it, but as this software is more.. hmm… complex than MS-SQL we must talk about it a lot … Continue reading
Disaster Recovery: Unteachable Techniques
Today I’ll link a great article about Disaster Recovery: http://www.simple-talk.com/sysadmin/general/unteachable-disaster-recovery-techniques/ And that’s it. It is too big to quote here, but it is too good to miss the oportunity of sharing with you. And because this subject is related to ALL … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, MongoDB, Oracle, SQLServer, VMware, Windows
Tagged BCP, Disaster Recovery
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Oracle world: Installing the client on Windows 7 – part 1
Well, this blog is not only about MS SQL Server, but about Oracle and MongoDB too. As I need to set-up a new environment to manage a small number of Oracle databases, I decided to post the steps involved in … Continue reading