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Michael Braunstein Company: SAP Austria
Database Backup to the cloud using brbackup Cloud computing is gaining momentum and can be quite easy used in existing infrastructures. This blogs demonstrates how a database backup to the clould can be done with brbackup. May. 25, 2009 Comments: 1 Rank: 10688 Page Views: 751 (Stats updated nightly)
Chasing Oracle deadlocks part II - block level locks Deadlock are one of the most frequent and most feared errors. Let's tame the beast by having a look at analysis techniques and different types of deadlocks. Nov. 29, 2007 Comments: 1 Rank: 6588 Page Views: 2397 (Stats updated nightly)
Chasing Oracle deadlocks part I - row level locks Deadlock are one of the most frequent and most feared errors. Let's tame the beast by having a look at analysis techniques and different types of deadlocks. Nov. 23, 2007 Comments: 0 Rank: 7161 Page Views: 2263 (Stats updated nightly)
Debugging the MaxDB Kernel on Unix - How to get a Call stack from hanging tasks Ever thought about using gdb to get a deeper insight into the internals of our MaxDB database? This blog will show you how to do this. Nov. 18, 2007 Comments: 0 Rank: 8399 Page Views: 1795 (Stats updated nightly)
DB connect mechanisms in Oracle and SAP - Part III Connecting to the Oracle database - a detailed look into the basis administrator's everyday tasks Nov. 8, 2007 Comments: 0 Rank: 5998 Page Views: 2603 (Stats updated nightly)
DB connect mechanisms in Oracle and SAP - Part II Connecting to the Oracle database - a detailed look into the basis administrator's everyday tasks Nov. 1, 2007 Comments: 0 Rank: 5800 Page Views: 2674 (Stats updated nightly)
DB connect mechanisms in Oracle and SAP - Part I Connecting to the Oracle database - a detailed look into the basis administrator's everyday tasks Oct. 28, 2007 Comments: 0 Rank: 4547 Page Views: 3164 (Stats updated nightly)