Rust as Oracle External Procedure
Inspired by a little chat with Frits Hoogland about the future of programming languages I challenged myself to learn a bit of Rust and show how to create a shared library to send emails and attach it to Oracle
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Inspired by a little chat with Frits Hoogland about the future of programming languages I challenged myself to learn a bit of Rust and show how to create a shared library to send emails and attach it to Oracle
This short article is a result of the following Twitter activity: So let’s do it! First of all, you have to install GoLang: https://golang.org/doc/install Once this is done, we can create a Go program to send e
Remember my post, regarding dumping the SGA to read encrypted blocks? What if I tell you, that you can do the same, while being a KVM host administrator with no credentials to a VM itself? Let’s prepare our sec
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So apparently this cloud-thing is here for good. You may even say that it became endemic 😉 With cloud there is one potential problem – the bigger and heavier it is, the more possible is the leak. Cloud after a
Parse it 🙂 Simple, right? But for sure we are not going to use tkprof for 14 000 trace files, are we? We don’t have Diagnostic Pack and we just started a complete database tracing for an hour or two, because t