For a customer i needed to call a external REST webservice to update an external database with some specific information.
With the use of the utl_http package Oracle has made this very simple.
I tried to make the procedure i made, self-explaining.
For me, myself and I (as a reminder) :-) I needed to calculate the difference between a log entry and the previous log-entry to be able to investigate where performance was dropping: With alittle bit of help here and here…
Wow. I have broken my thoughts about this for a loooooong time. In the end stuff can be so simple: When you get the errormessage that it cannot start the DBConsole do this: Make sure you have the MS loopback…
If you want to install an Oracle database on a notebook, then it is essential that beforehand you install the MS Loopback adapter. This is a “virtual” network adapter. After installation assign it a fixed IP-addres (192.168.99.99 for example) and…
