e i g h t - c u b e d . c o m, focused on OpenVMS

04-Aug-2003

Oracle FAQ site

While I'm not a DBA, I get to do a lot of work closely with them, so it pays to understand how database software works.

I've run lots of machines running the Rdb product, originally written by DEC, and now owned by Oracle. Now however, I am having to wrap my head around Oracle Classic.

Our lead DBA just pointed me to the Oracle FAQ site, which promises to keep me busy doing some reading. At first glance, it looks "comprehensive".

Heh.

Posted at August 4, 2003 4:30 PM

Tag Set: mlp Oracle

Comments are closed

C O N T E N T

A R T I C L E S

SAN Design with Brocade Switches: Tricks and traps when implementing a multi cluster SAN solution.
Planning for and installing a GS160: Considering the purchase of a Wildfire system? This article describes the site prep and some partitioning thoughts.
Pros and cons of gigabit ethernet: What factors need to be taken into account when switching to gigabit ethernet?
Reading a traceback dump: How to track down runtime errors in OpenVMS applications code.
Detecting and correcting alignment faults in OpenVMS IA64: How to detect potential alignment fault issues.
DCL coding standards: A personal set of standards for coding procedures in DCL.
Class scheduling: An introduction to class scheduling on OpenVMS.
Login speedups: How to do fast login procedures with 3GLs

S E A R C H

L I N K S

S T A N D A R D S

Why standards are important: Why these pages strictly adhere to W3C standards and recommendations.

Other standards maintained:

· Accessibility Statement
· Privacy Statement

S Y N D I C A T E