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Outliers, high-entropy and flex columns in JSON-to-Duality | Julian Dontcheff's Database Blog
Fun fact: by coffee consumption by country in 2024, Finland is #1 in the world. If you are familiar with JSON and still wondering about the meaning of the words in the title, then that's fine - these are relatively new concepts related to arguably the most important feature of Oracle Database 23ai: JSON Relational…
Enhancing performance of Amazon RDS for Oracle with NVMe SSD hosted Smart Flash Cache and Temporary Tablespaces | AWS Database Blog
In this post, we discuss temporary tablespace and Flash Cache features with local NVMe SSD-based instance storage, configuration options, typical use cases, and feature availability by engine and storage configuration. We dive deep into the tiered cache capability and how it can improve the query performance of latency-sensitive workloads. We also provide an overview of the temporary object capability.