MyBatis has a long standing history of enabling developers to connect to databases using a lightweight approach on top of JDBC. This post shows how to use it to...
MyBatis has a long standing history of enabling developers to connect to databases using a lightweight approach on top of JDBC. This post shows how to use it to connect to an Oracle Autonomous Database.
MyBatis has a long standing history of enabling developers to connect to databases using a lightweight approach on top of JDBC. This post shows how to use it to connect to an Oracle...
In this post, we'll look at the new features in Micronaut 2.1 including some exciting framework enhancement for the Oracle Cloud.
“It’s a Wrap”: Oracle Groundbreakers Tour 2020 Latin America
A conversation with Avi Miller, Sr. Product Manager, about the Linux and Open Source.
In this post, we'll talk about a new module to provide powerful integrations between the Micronaut framework and Oracle Cloud.
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An overview of the Oracle Groundbreakers Tour 2020 Latin America
In the search for a lightweight data mapper in Go I found jmoiron/sqlx. This post describes how you can connect and query Oracle databases with it.
In a recent blog post I illustrated how to use the OCI Command Line Interface (CLI) in shell scripts. While the OCI CLI is comprehensive and powerful, it may...
In a recent blog post I illustrated how to use the OCI Command Line Interface (CLI) in shell scripts. While the OCI CLI is comprehensive and powerful, it may not be the best solution when you need to handle a lot of data in shell scripts. In such cases using a programming language such as Python and the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Python SDK makes more sense. Data manipulation is much easier, and the API is —as expected— more complex. In an attempt to demystify the use of the...
In a recent blog post I illustrated how to use the OCI Command Line Interface (CLI) in shell scripts. While the OCI CLI is comprehensive and powerful, it may not be the best solution when you need to...
