In September of 2021 Oracle released their distribution of Java 17 under the No Fee Terms and Conditions (NFTC) license. This was most likely a response to the severe backlash from their April 2019 decision to start charging for Java licenses. Under this NFTC license Oracle Java was seemingly magically free again, although there were many Terms and Conditions that still needed to be adhered to. One of the conditions of note was that one
One thing our team hears frequently from customers is a variation on “I have to upgrade so that my database will be supported.” This statement
Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) is Oracle’s database level clustering technology that allegedly provides high availability. The intent is to make the RAC databases always
SQL Server ships with a default configuration that will absolutely get you up and running and capable of running many workloads. However, there are some
As the fun world of IT is always changing an update to this note is now needed. The updates are primarily related to the new
As DBAs we are constantly adapting to recent technologies. We are seeing an increase in organizations migrating to the cloud. However, there are some fundamentals
In this post, we will discuss integrating data that is housed in AWS S3 with SQL Server RDS. One of the advantages of running a database
Oracle Database Enterprise Edition comes bundled with a wide variety of options and management packs. The ability to track the usage of individual product features
This blog post is a continuation of Tactical Law Group’s series on litigating fraud and breach of contract claims related to failed Enterprise Resource Planning
Broadcom today confirmed the rumors of a few days ago that it was in acquisition talks with VMware. My reaction: anybody but Oracle. Before I
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