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This week I performed an Oracle database upgrade from 19.22.0.0.0 to the brand new 23.26.1.0.0 (Oracle AI Database 26ai). The target was a CDB with one PDB (FINDB) running on a Linux 9 server. I decided to use the AutoUpgrade tool (version 26.2) to make the process as smooth and automated as possible. In this ...
Step-by-step instructions for enabling Fast Recovery Area and Flashback Database in Oracle RAC environment
OverviewThis guide demonstrates how to configure Oracle Flashback Database feature along with Fast Recovery Area (FRA). Flashback Database allows you to quickly revert the entire databa...
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The Power of Modern Data Movement Within the realm of Oracle database administration, a good data transport mechanism is not an optional functionality but a requirement for smooth operation of activities such as migrating, upgrading, performing disaster recovery, and testing. Enter Oracle Data Pump, the high-speed dat...
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“Patching and upgrading Oracle databases is essential for security reasons, for better performance, and for stability. But this is not easily achieved.” In this blog entry, I will provide a step-by-step process of upgrading an Oracle database from version 19.3 to 19.29 with the help of Oracle AutoUpgrade Patching.
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Maintaining synchronization between the primary and backup databases in Oracle Data Guard settings is critical for disaster recovery. When a backup database lags behind or has problems, restoring it straight from the primary utilizing database services is a quick option. This blog shows a real-world recovery technique ...