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Welcome
to the Georgia Oracle Users Web Site.
Our group members are DBAs, developers, and other folks who are
interested in Oracle database technology. Our primary purpose is to
network and share information; you're welcome to join us!
Why
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Be a Presentor at GOUSER
Meeting!
GA Oracle
User Group is always looking
for people to give technical presentations at our monthly meetings.
Click here for
more information.
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May
2012 Monthly Meeting.
Date:
Thursday
May 10, 2012
Time: 7:00
PM
Speaker:
Jeff
Surretsky, Quest Software
Topic:
Planned Migrations, Upgrades, and Data
Replication
This presentation discusses near-zero downtime database migration in a
24x7 environment. Topics covered will include tools and
techniques that can be used to maximize the benefit and minimize
the costs compared to traditional Oracle migrations.
June
2012 Monthly Meeting.
Date:
Thursday
June 14, 2012
Time: 7:00
PM
Speaker:
Krishan
Chawla, UPS
Topic:
Transaction Concurrency Management
Features in Oracle
This presentation will discuss various approaches to leverage Oracle’s
scalability features.
We will cover the concepts and dictionary related to transactions and
various concurrency controls. We will discuss how Oracle achieves
concurrency using multi-versioning transaction model.
We will review 11g scalability features like Mutex implementation, fine
grained dependency management, adaptive cursor sharing , server result
cache, and partitioning enhancement.
Oracle is designed to be a scalable database but certain application
design and programming practices can cause significant locking and
inhibit scalability.
With the knowledge of oracle’s internal mechanism of concurrency
controls we should be able to avoid the performance issues related to
scalability and avoid many data integrity and consistency issues
related to deadlocks and lost updates.
New
Location information.
The
meeting will be held at the BIAS Corporation office (Same
building as Oracle).
1100
Abernathy Rd.
Suite 950
Atlanta, GA 30328
Click here for map
location
April
2012 Monthly Meeting.
Date:
Thursday
April 12, 2012
Time: 7:00
PM
Speaker:
Iftequar
Mohammed, User Group Member
Topic:
Implementing High Availability using
Oracle Clusterware
This will be a practical technical presentation in which we will see
how we can use Oracle Clusterware to make applications (database and
otherwise) highly available.
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