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Using Oracle 11g client result_cache with ODP.NET
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With Oracle 11g OCI clients can store result sets on the client. I was wondering how ODP.NET will use this feature and if there are any coding constraints. Required setup: The feature must be enabled server side by setting the init.ora parameter client_result_cache_size (restart required) to the amout...
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Do, Apr 24 2008
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Oracle Query Notification revisited
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A few month ago I compared the .NET query notification possibilites between SQL Server and Oracle. At that time Oracle could only dectect changes at table level; not at row level. With the new release of ODP.NET 11.1 and Oracle 11g Oracle enhances the Query Notification support. Change detection can...
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Mi, Apr 23 2008
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HA Events vs. TAF with RAC and ODP.NET
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Lately I had a question in this Blog about an ORA-25408. My first thought was, that TAF and HA events should not be mixed. In order to confirm this, I wrote a small application with 3 connection possibilites 1. Normal connection 2. TAF connection with or without HA events 3. Connection with HA events...
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Mi, Dez 5 2007
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Array Insert with ODP.NET
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ODP.NET supports array insert in two ways: 1. Binding arrays using ArrayBindCount cmd.Parameters.Add("firstname", OracleDbType.Varchar2, firstNames, ParameterDirection.Input); where firstNames is string[] 2. Binding to PL/SQL associative Arrays OracleParameter pFirstname = new OracleParameter...
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So, Nov 18 2007
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RAC FAN and FCF
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After the successfull RLB tests with RAC FAN events we re-tested the FCF with both Java and ODP.NET Startup As soon as the DBA puts an additional instance into a RAC service the client receives a FAN / FCF event. Both Java and .NET use the additional ...read more
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Di, Mai 15 2007
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More on RAC and RLB
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My last RAC tests with runtime load balancing and .NET were not successful. ODP.NET always distributed the workload in a round robin manner. Now I know why: It is a AQ bug. I had more than one IP address defined (my real one and one for my vmWare). Since ...read more
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Di, Mai 15 2007
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Linked Server Performance
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Stefan Frutiger from Trivadis has extended my performance tests with linked server between SQL Server 2005 and Oracle 10g. First the hardware setup was enhanced: - 2 IBM laptops (T41 and T42) with W2003 and 1GB RAM - crossed cable as dedicated network ...read more
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Mi, Mrz 7 2007
Blog Post:
Linked Server to Oracle
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Because of some performance problems with Linked Severs between SQL Server and Oracle, I did some additional tests. I tested Microsoft SQL Server 2005 - 9.00.1399.06 (Intel X86) Oct 14 2005 00:33:37 Copyright (c) 1988-2005 Microsoft Corporation Developer ...read more
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So, Dez 24 2006
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CLB_GOAL LONG or SHORT?
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With Oracle 10g R2 FAN and FCF we can load balance connections and requests over a "service". The service is defined to be run on one or more instances on the RAC. Services take a CLB_GOAL LONG or SHORT and are created with DBMS_SERVICE.CREATE_SERVICE ...read more
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Mi, Okt 4 2006
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Oracle 10g RAC load balancing
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Lately we have done some tests with Oracle 10g R2 load balancing and connection failover for RAC. Both features are mainly useful for application servers. The bottom line: the JDBC driver from Oracle works, the ODP.NET provider not yet. Load balancing ...read more
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Di, Okt 3 2006
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