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Oracle inks deal with AWS to offer database services

CIO

The new offering announced at CloudWorld 2024, Oracle Database@AWS, will allow enterprise users to access Oracle Autonomous Database on dedicated infrastructure and Oracle Exadata Database Service within AWS.

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Different Types of Database Users

The Crazy Programmer

According to tasks performed on the database by different users, we can classify database users in 5 categories as given below: Database Administrator. Database Administrator (Super Users). A single person or a team of members can be a database administrator. Naive Users. Sophisticated Users.

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Take control of your Oracle unlimited licensing agreement

CIO

Keeping your Oracle Database properly cared for starts with a comprehensive health check that not only can revolutionize your database environment but can also ensure you’re in better control.

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Datavail Achieves AWS Service Delivery Designation for Amazon RDS

Datavail

Decreasing operational and administrative expenses through cost-effective, pay-as-you-go services. Automated database backups to protect your valuable data. You’re able to focus on optimizing your databases and other strategic and proactive goals. Many regions and availability zones to improve resiliency.

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Overall Structure of DBMS

The Crazy Programmer

Those who interact with the database. On the basis of how they use the database we can divide them into three categories: DBA: Database administrator have full control on database. They use Data Definition Language to pass on schemas and mapping constraints on database, which further passed to DDL processor.

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What Do You Do When You Can’t Afford a Full-time Database Administrator?

Datavail

What happens when you need a database administrator but a full-time employee is beyond your reach, or you have less than full-time workloads? Both situations are not ideal and cause issues that include: Poorly optimized database environments. IT staff burnout due to long hours and lack of backup coverage.

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6 Things to Look for in a DBA Managed Service Provider

Datavail

When choosing a database managed service provider, there are several things to look for to ensure you get the support and insights that address your particular challenges. Chances are your current database concern won’t be your last. based, Senior level (Tier 3) database administrator and a U.S.-based