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oug_scot: Oracle DB In Memory Presentation

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This is the presentation I gave at the Scotland OUG back in June 2015 (Yes, I know I’m late).

The presentation was interrupted by a fire alarm (you can read all about it here).

This is a customer case study on a proof of concept we did with a customer a while ago. The PoC was successful and we are now waiting for the application to catch up and go to Oracle 12c so we can implement it in production environment.

I would like to thank the guys at Clarizen for allowing me to present their test case and to everybody who came to hear me talk.

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Live Blogging: Oracle User Group Conventions Israel and Scotland

Just a quick note – I was quite busy in the last few days – first there was the Israeli ilOUG convention (it’s still on) but I had to leave early since today I’m speaking at Scotland!

So today I’m speaking at 15:25 – my session is about “Adding Real Time Reporting to Your Database: Oracle In Memory Option”. This is a great session I gave last year in ilOUG SIG group and I added the PoC part we did at Clarizen. I will upload the presentation later today and I will be available to questions on that if you’ve got any.

My seconds session is a joint session with ACE Director Oded Raz – “SQLcl: The Next Generation of SQL*Plus?”. I wrote about SQLcl just a few weeks ago and now we’re presenting it. I will upload the presentation and the live demo document as well.

I hope everything will go okay today – I was told the room we are speaking at is not very big (and that’s a good thing for me). I will upload some pictures later and if you want to read more about my adventures in lovely Scotland on Twitter… 🙂

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Database In Memory presentation from the ilOUG SIG meeting

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A few weeks ago, I was invited to give a lecture at the Israeli user group meeting (ilOUG DBA SIG). The presentation topic was the new Oracle 12c feature – the Database In Memory (aka In Memory Option).
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