This is a far more opinionated post than usual. It is not meant to inflammatory, my goal for this post is to have something tangible that I can point to the next time an Oracle Developer thinks they want or need to “do” incremental commits. In this post an incremental commit is defined as code […]
Looks like the first technical book for 2018 I will be reading has already be decided. Pete Finnigan has a new book coming out in early January. More details from the publishers, Apress can be found here. At the time of this post there was no preview available. Fortunately the listing on Amazon does so […]
I can’t remember using the PL/SQL construct where current of in code I have written so along with my usual article style of how use to use this feature, this is also an experiment to find out if there are any other reasons to use where current of. The code examples in this post have […]
The goal of this post is to build a prototype that demonstrates the auditing capabilities of Flashback Data Archive in Oracle 12c. Although the documentation mentions that Flashback Data Archive provides the ability to track and store transactional changes to a table I was struggling to see how this functionality actually worked and what audit […]
Since dbms_utility.format_error_backtrace has been available from Oracle 10g this isn’t another what it ishow to use it post. Instead I will be taking this opportunity to discuss a nuance of dbms_utility.format_error_backtrace that you may not be aware of. dbms_utility.format_error_backtrace reports the call stack back to the exception or the last raise statement which if you […]
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