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Oracle : Database Links - Create, Use and Drop

 Atikh Shaikh     12c, oracle, Oracle 12c, oracle19c     No comments   

A database link is an important schema object in the oracle database, we should know details about it in order to implement it in real-time applications, Assume you have two different applications with two different databases, and while generating reports, you need to fetch and merge data from both the database, it’s a good idea to use a database link,...
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Snowflake : Different editions of snowflake

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 As we know, the snowflake is a very hot data warehouse technology today. we will see a different aspect of a snowflake in different articles, here we will discuss its different editions available for use.  The below image gives an...
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Snowflake : Introduction and Architecture

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Snowflake is a very trending data warehouse technology due to its benefits and features over traditional database technology, here we will have a brief introduction to snowflake data warehouse and its architecture  Snowflake is true software...
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AWS : Setup free demo account

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We have discussed the basics of AWS in a previous article, now let's create an amazon web service free demo accountPre-requisites A valid email idA valid payment option such as a credit or debit card once you are ready, open https://aws.amazon.com...
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Flashback query in oracle

 Atikh Shaikh     oracle, Oracle 12c, oracle 19c     No comments   

You must have heard about the time machine in movies or magazines, just think of an oracle providing the same feature with its databases, and that is called a flashback.  We can go back in time to query data from the table, of course, there are certain limits to it, but it’s possible, we will learn this with an example.  Here is the table employee, with...
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pfile and spfile in oracle database

 Atikh Shaikh     12c, oracle, Oracle 12c, oracle 19c     No comments   

 In this short article, we will discuss the server parameter file and initialization parameter file i.e., spfile and pfile   pfile - parameter file, is a text-based file, readable and editable with any text editor spfile- server parameter file, binary file, readable with only some utility and can not be edited.   pfile is called...
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using nid to change oracle database SID or oracle database name

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In this article, we will discuss using the nid utility to change database sid or database name without dropping and recreating the database, before starting this activity make sure you have a good backup of the database as a rollback strategy.  current database name:        technodb new database name:   ...
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