Oracle Database

I am from Banda, Uttar Pradesh.

Currently, I live in Noida, working as a car pro sector as an Oracle database admin.

My job profile is like Oracle DBA.

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so i have spent five years in my that company i will very comfortable in that company so you know sir in my company you know dilly ncr region there was a even the company hr will also not speak in english so the reason behind this where i am starting the and my english will be polishing my my speaking skills and

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enhancing my skills I understand

so you're an Oracle engineer DBA okay you know what I used to execute DBA queries I mean DB queries In my job, it's part of my job as well.

Everybody had root.

And then when we needed Oracle, I just logged in as root.

And then I su'd to Oracle, right? Because we were big at Oracle environment.

And we did not have a culture of logging in as yourself and becoming root, right? Or using, I think sudo was a thing back then.

I think I remember I was at a bank and we had a regulation that required all, there was this thing that said all software will be purchased from an established vendor, which meant that open source software wasn't a thing.

You don't even ever become root or administrator, but it runs that particular command as root or administrator.

And so, yeah, that idea, Mike, of not logging in as...

Because if everybody logs in as root or Oracle or administrator, you've got no... accountability.

Historically, Postgres could, well, I use Postgres, but any Oracle, I mean, I used...

Many, many years ago and along in land far, far away, we had a coherence cluster, right? And we had Oracle database.

We were writing to Oracle, this is 20 years ago, right? And so we're writing to Oracle database and we had enough traffic on this website where the database Again, I love Oracle Database.

It's one of the best, if not the best out there.

But it couldn't handle the traffic.

... anything out-

Anything that can connect to an, a- an Oracle Database as it stands, um, can then connect to it.

'Cause at, at its source, at its heart, it's an Oracle Database being presented.

Yeah.

Under the covers, um, we're connecting out to all these different sources, uh, relational, uh, unstructured data files, different clouds.

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OCI.

They also apply equally, um, in Amazon, Google, and Azure through our Oracle Database at multi-cloud solutions as well.

CloudBilb now lets you update and rotate old or expired access tokens for second-generation Bitbucket and GitLab connections.

And Oracle Database at Google Cloud has reached GA for several database system and GoldenGate connection update permissions.

And that is a wrap for this week's Google Cloud Update.

We made it through quite a list.

Source right-pointing arrow transform right-pointing arrow sync but once the workload enters production, the real challenges quickly emerge.

What happens if a job has been running for several hours, processing tens or even hundreds of millions of records, and a worker suddenly fails? Where should the job resume? If the source has already read part of the data while the sync is committed only part of it, how can the system avoid duplicate writes when the job restarts? And in a CDC pipeline, how does the system know which MySQL binlog position, PostgreSQL LSN, Oracle SCN, or parallel read split has already been processed? This is one of the most important differences between a data synchronization system and a simple script.

C-Tunnel Zeta Engine's checkpoint and state mechanisms are designed to address state management and failure recovery for continuously running workloads.

A checkpoint records the state of a pipeline at a specific point in time, allowing a failed job to recover from the latest valid state rather than simply starting over.

For CDC workloads, this state can also be associated with information such as MySQL binlog positions, PostgreSQL LSNs, Oracle SCNs, and the processing progress of parallel read splits.

This means reliability in cTunnel is not simply about retrying automatically after a failure.

The fundamental difference is that retry means running the work again, while recovery means knowing what has already been completed and continuing from the correct position.