Recently I had to battle a new issue with the quite-new Oracle Database RAC Version 12.2.0.1 on Linux x86_64. The idea of RAC is, to compensate the loss of a node or service by restarting services on other nodes. But in my case, when one node in a two-node-Cluster was down (or the crs stack […]
Tag: RAC
Looking forward to speaking at COLLABORATE16 IOUG Forum
Yes, I did it again, submitted and got two papers accepted – speaking at COLLABORATE16 in Las Vegas (#C16LV) is always a highlight of the year! This time, it will be: The Bad One In Your Crop – SQL Tuning Analysis For DBAs 4:30 PM–5:30 PM Apr 11, 2016, Palm-A Oracle Core: 12c InMemory Column […]
Featured by Oracle Magazine
The Oracle Magazine featured me in its January / February 2016 issue. I really feel honoured and would like to say thank you for the opportunity! For details, please see the Performing Databases Blog post about the publication. […]
DOAG noon2noon RAC & Dataguard – Quick Report
There’s always something to learn – for example about Oracle RAC (Real Application Clusters) and Dataguard. And the old-school frontal teaching concept is boring, and more important, ineffective after a few hours of passive listening. So the German Oracle Users Group DOAG organized a “noon2noon” event: “Oracle RAC and Dataguard” this week in Würzburg (January 2 1st-22nd 2016). It was the […]
How to disable Oracle ACFS drivers / registry resource
Sometimes an installed ACFS can cause trouble, especially if we don’t or can’t use it (e.g. when not using an UEK Linux kernel, like with SuSE Linux Enterprise Server SLES). There’s lots of documentation how to create and maintain ACFS file systems, but how to get rid of ACFS at all wasn’t so easy to […]
Oracle dbms_workload_repository awr_global_report_text fails with ORA-06553 PLS-307
My last post was about generating AWR reports from SQL – not a very complicated case. “But” – little word, big meaning. And suddenly we get a strange error message. In my example, I was especially interested in a Real Application Cluster’s “global” report. The subprogram call for that purpose is dbms_workload_repository.awr_global_report_text(), accepting the DBID, begin […]
How to create an Oracle AWR report with SQL and PL/SQL
AWR is a great tool (but needs diagnostics pack). It can create very useful reports for performace analysis over a given period. Most people will pull the AWR Report from the OS level, with ‘@?/rdbms/admin/awrrpt.sql” (or one of the other scripts there). But sometime it’s not possible to access a database server’s OS level, or […]
DOAG BI Conference: Oracle Core (for Beginners): In-Memory Column Store
On Thursday, April 23rd I’m speaking at DOAG BI 2015, the leading Oracle Business Intelligence Conference in Germany. (#DOAGBI15) My contribution is: “Oracle Core für Einsteiger: In-Memory Columns Store”. The lecture will show, how the Oracle Database In-Memory option works “under the hood”, and how it is used to the best effect. Please find the presentation […]
Martin Klier in DOAG.tv Interview: Oracle Standard Edition
A while ago, DOAG.tv interviewed me about Oracle’s Standard Edition and database system migrations. The material was published just recently, so I’d like to share it. Enjoy, and if there are questions, just let me know! http://www.doag.org/home/aktuelle-news/article/oracle-database-standard-edition-versus-enterprise-edition.html I have to add a corrigenda: SE RAC is not – at least not at the moment – limited […]
DOAG Presentation: Oracle Standard Edition RAC
Wednesday last week, I had a presentation for my regional Oracle Users Group (DOAG Regio Nürnberg). The month before I was asked to display the difference between Enterprise Edition and Standard Edition RACs. Here comes the presentation (German), for questions and suggestions just let me know. Stay highly available Martin Klier […]