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DOAG 2014, Nüremberg visited
Traveling to Nuremberg, anticipating three days of Oracle submersion. There are so many speaker heading over there it cannot be anything but successful. This will be the first conference I will attend...
View ArticleA new form of on-line data protection
In the last few years I have been active with data replication solutions in the Oracle realm as you may know. This data replication field is one that has many angels, so there is something new to learn...
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OUGN15, The “boat conference” revisited
Reflections on OUGN Sometimes things in life can change quickly! It is only two years ago that I came to Oslo for the first time to join the Scandinavian Oracle crew on a boat trip to Kiel. At that...
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Register redo-log manually with Divisit Replicate
For those of you who haven’t been working with on-line data replication; in short, it is a way to copy data from a source database to a target database and do this on-line (both databases are active)...
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Introducing FETCHER in a running replication process
This is no regular bit of work and it will probably (and hopefully) never hit you in a production setup… The prerequisite is that you know how on-line data replication in general, and Dbvisit...
View ArticleMy picks, no, Agenda… for UKOUG_Tech15
I went over the agenda for UKOUG_Tech15 and took my picks & suggestions. Then I thought, why not share these… MONDAY The Oracle Database In-Memory Option: Challenges & Possibilities Christian...
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#OOW16, San Francisco
This year, 2016, is turning out to be an amazing year again, with #OOW16 being once again on of the apices! Looking back After the discovery of the Oracle community in 2012, as a result of a very...
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Riga Dev Days 2017, new experiences in many ways.
Riga Dev Days 2017 General It has been a while since my last blog-post. One of the reasons is my shift from closed to open source software, databases more specifically. More on that in a later...
View ArticleEnterpriseDB Summerschool 2017
I have been meaning to write a lot of posts, meanwhile. With the new challenges, and all, it just hasn’t happened. But!! although I don’t tend to do much advertising here, I really do need to share...
View ArticleAdding flexibility to your PostgreSQL clusters – Using EDB Failover Manager
Using PostgreSQL in enterprise environments gets more and more popular. And why not? This extremely stable and performant database can compete with ease with almost all enterprise database...
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