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connor-mcdonald.com
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| | | | | One of the cool features in Oracle AI Database 26ai is the ability for sessions to have different levels of priority for their transaction locks. I've covered how the feature works in the video below In a nutshell, a session can nominate whether their locking priority is LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH. When a session tries... | |
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mikedietrichde.com
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| | | | | It is time to move on to a platform which allows us to exchange tech information, stay in touch and have useful conversations: BlueSky :) | |
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flashdba.com
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| | | | | Over the course of the last few blog posts, we've looked at how an increasing number of database workloads are migrating to the cloud, how there is more than one path to get there... and why overprovisioning is one of the biggest challenges to overcome. We're talking about business-critical application workloads here: big, complex, demanding,... | |
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jonathanlewis.wordpress.com
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| | | I have mentioned transitive closure in the past, and the commentson this blog item go into some depth about some of the effects of transitive closure. However, arecent incoming link has prompted me to point out a couple of further details about the appearance (or non-appearance) of transitive closure. We start with three (virtually) identical... | ||
