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An Oracle database is a collection of data treated as a unit. The purpose of a database is to store and retrieve related information. A database server is the key to solving the problems of information management.Many companies has implemented their data in Oracle. Most of them are mission critical. So Oracle database concept need to be very clear to manage these mission critical things. At the same time Oracle database needs to deliver high performance also. A database server also prevents unauthorized access and provides efficient solutions for failure recovery.

Below section I have tried to present all the important features in Oracle Database management

Oracle 23c Database New Features

Oracle 23c is the latest Release of Oracle Database. Oracle has introduced lot of new features in it. Here are the Top Features Developer-Friendly Features Oracle has been adding features to make developers’ lives easier, such as SQL and PL/SQL enhancements, JSON improvements, REST interfaces, etc. SELECT without FROM clause You can now run SELECT …

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Explain plan in oracle

We have already posted on Autotrace in Oracle, tkprof, and sql trace. Here we will be looking for the Oracle Explain Plan utility and how we can effectively use it to tune the Oracle sql statement What is Explain Plan in Oracle Oracle database internally creates a query execution plan in order to fetch the …

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Top SQL Patch Queries in Oracle Database

Here are some of the Top Useful Queries for SQL Patch in Oracle Database Query to find the hints associated with a SQL Patch select cast(extractvalue(value(x), ‘/hint’) as varchar2(500)) as outline_hints from xmltable(‘/outline_data/hint’ passing (select xmltype(comp_data) xml from sys.sqlobj$data where signature = (select EXACT_MATCHING_SIGNATURE from v$sql where sql_id = ‘&SQL_ID’))) x; How to find all …

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