DOAG 2016
I had a great time at DOAG 2016. It’s one of the best run conferences I’ve been to! I did a quick cameo during the keynote to talk about performance in Oracle’s cloud. Nothing like being on stage with a guy wearing a tie. 🙂 Thanks Andrew for inviting me to say a few words.
Oracle Cloud Performance Testing Results
That was fun!
Then I did a couple of technical talks.
The first was on SQL Translation Framework. The second was supposed to be a workshop where I just logged on to a system and ran through some of my scripts for controlling execution plans. Unfortunately the computer gods were not with me and I had to fall back to power point instead. So I did an abbreviated version of my Controlling Execution Plans (without touching the code) talk instead.
Anyway, I had a great time. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Hi, seen both of your talks at DOAG 2016. Very well done and interesting for me as well (I asked for outlines due to there relevance in standard edition – you might remember). Anyhow, I’d like to encourage you (as well as the other “guru’s” from overseas such as Tanel P.) to come back. Those talks make a difference for me.
Thanks for the positive feedback Robert. I’ll definitely try to come back to DOAG next year. Maybe I can talk Tanel into coming as well. 🙂
Kerry
Kerry –
Is there a corresponding paper that includes more of the technical details and assumptions that went into the Cloud Performance document that you linked to? Thanks.
Not that is publicly available.
Kerry
I’ve done a lot of work on the J2EE project and the ORACLE stored procedure, and I’ve been looking for books about ORACLE, PLSQL programming, and Oracle optimization. I found the “pro Oracle SQL”, although I read the Chinese translation version. But thank you very much for your efforts. At first I saw the blog address in the book. I didn’t think I could access it, because there was a Chinese the Great Wall firewall in China that blocked some foreign websites, but now it seems to be accessible. Ha-ha