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Fourth post in this series. The earlier ones used six tidy passages I wrote myself, which is a fine way to learn the mechanics and a terrible way to find out whether any of it works. This time I loaded a 323 KB file of my own working notes —…
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Oracle Database Appliance (ODA) 19.29 Patching: Understanding the Two-Stage Patching Process
Oracle Database Appliance (ODA) patching is a critical operational activity to ensure system stability, security, performance, and long-term supportability. With ODA 19.29, Oracle follows a…
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Oracle Grid Infrastructure (GI) 19c Installation and RU Patch 19.28
Note:Please follow the steps below carefully.You can skip any step if it’s already completed in your environment.Modify paths and variables as per your setup. 1.…
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Simplifying Oracle Database Appliance Configuration with odaconfigcli
With the release of Oracle Database Appliance (ODA) software 19.26, Oracle introduced a brand-new utility: odaconfigcli. This tool is designed to make configuration collection and…
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Fixing High %IRQ and Disk Utilization in Oracle RAC Labs: Why I Moved from Windows 11 to Linux
Introduction When I built my new desktop for Oracle RAC practice, I expected smooth sailing. Instead, I ran into persistent issues: high %irq, high %system…
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I’m Dhiraj Kumar, an Oracle RAC Database With over 15 years of experience, I’m passionate about building high-performance, scalable database solutions that support critical business operations.
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