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September 5, 2008

VLDB 2008 proceedings, Oracle optimizer plan stability, adaptive cursor sharing and SecureFiles

Filed under: Design, Internals, Oracle, Oracle 11g — Tanel Poder @ 8:11 pm

If you’re interested in leading edge database research, the VLDB 2008 proceedings are publicly available now.

Multiple Oracle-specific presentations are available on the industry track page

Here are direct links to them:

Enjoy! :)

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2 Comments »

  1. That SPM thing is just what the doctor ordered: only been asking for it for 10 years, finally made it to the “bleeding obvious” stage!
    Better late than never, I suppose.
    Thanks for the notice, Tanel: this will definitely make a change in our schedule to go 11g, making it much more likely to happen next year.

    Comment by Noons — September 7, 2008 @ 8:56 am

  2. Cheers,

    There’s still an interesting thing with the plan stability which I want to test: how well does the plan management work when you do DDL on underlying objects themselves (as opposed to just gathering stats or patching database version.

    Comment by tanelp — September 7, 2008 @ 9:07 pm

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