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Performance issue : Handling SQL Version Count Issues with High-Volume Kafka Inserts on ExaCS
Introduction We are in the era of AI, where increasing processing power is crucial for handling growing and complex workloads. As enterprise systems continue to scale, database..
SQL Server Always On Across Two Data Centers with Dual Witnesses and DNS CNAME – Part 1
Introduction In our existing SQL Server Always On configuration, we had a two-node setup, with each node hosted in a separate data center, and a single witness located in the..
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ZDM Troubleshooting Part 1: VM Causes ZDM Service to Crash (Plus fix)
The Introduction Zero Downtime Migration (ZDM) is the ultimate solution to migrate your Oracle database to Oracle Cloud. I recently started using it quite a lot. On-Prem to..
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Oracle Database 23ai: SQL Firewall – Part 1: Intergrate SQL-Firewall with Data-Safe
Introduction We live in the data era, where every organization invests significant resources in securing its IT infrastructure. Protecting data is crucial because modern..
Restore a Database in the MS SQL Server Always On Availability Group
Prerequisites 1. Backup File: Ensure you have a valid full backup of the database you want to restore. I used AdventureWorks2019.bak for my test. 2. Availability Group..
Encrypt an Existing MS SQL Server 2019 Database in always on Environment using TDE
Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) in SQL Server protects data at rest by encrypting database data and log files on disk. It works transparently..
MySQL: Updating the Configuration of a MySQL DB System on OCI
Overview: A MySQL configuration is a collection of variables that define the operation of a MySQL DB system. It is analogous to the my.ini or my.cnf files that you use in..
MySQL: Creating a MySQL Configuration on OCI
Overview: A MySQL configuration is a collection of variables that define the operation of a MySQL DB system. It is analogous to the my.ini or my.cnf files that you use in..
