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Now in its fourth edition and covering Oracle Database 21c, this best-selling book continues to bring you some of the best thinking on how to apply Oracle Database to produce scalable applications that perform well and deliver correct results. Tom Kyte and Darl Kuhn share a simple philosophy: "you can treat Oracle as a black box and just stick data into it, or you can understand how it works and exploit it as a powerful computing environment." If you choose the latter, then you'll find that there are few information management problems that you cannot solve quickly and elegantly. This fully revised fourth edition covers the developments and new features up to Oracle Database 21c. Up-to-date features are covered for tables, indexes, data types, sequences, partitioning, data loading, temporary tables, and more. All the examples are demonstrated using modern techniques and are executed in container and pluggable databases. The book's proof-by-example approach encourages you to let evidence be your guide. Try something. See the result. Understand why the result is what it is. Apply your newfound knowledge with confidence. The book covers features by explaining how each one works, how to implement software using it, and the common pitfalls associated with it. Don't treat Oracle Database as a black box. Get this book. Dive deeply into Oracle Database's most powerful features that many do not invest the time to learn about. Set yourself apart from your competition and turbo-charge your career. What You Will Learn Identify and effectively resolve application performance issues and bottlenecks Architect systems to leverage the full power and feature set of Oracle's database engine Configure a database to maximize the use of memory structures and background processes Understand internal locking and latching technology and how it impacts your system Proactively recommend best practices around performance for table and index structures Take advantage of advanced features such as table partitioning and parallel execution Who This Book Is For Oracle developers and Oracle DBAs. If you're a developer and want a stronger understanding of Oracle features and architecture that will enable your applications to scale regardless of the workload, this book is for you. If you're a DBA and want to intelligently work with developers to design applications that effectively leverage Oracle technology, then look no further

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Get a practical introduction to CockroachDB. This book starts with installation and foundational concepts and takes you through to creating clusters that are ready for production environments. You will learn how to create, optimize, and operate CockroarchDB clusters in single and multi-region environments. You will encounter anti-patterns to avoid, as well as testing techniques for integration and load testing. The book explains why CockroachDB exists, goes over its major benefits, and quickly transitions into installing and configuring CockroachDB. Just as quickly, you'll be creating databases, getting data into those databases, and querying that data from your applications. You'll progress to data privacy laws such as GDPR and CCPA, and learn how CockroachDB's global distribution features can help you comply with ever-shifting data sovereignty regulations. From there, you'll move into deployment topologies, guidance on integration testing and load testing, best practices, and a readiness checklist for production deployments. What You Will Learn Deploy and interact with CockroachDB Design and optimize databases and tables Choose the correct data types for modeling your data Protect data with database and table encryption Achieve compliance with international data privacy regulations Scale your databases in a way that enhances their performance Monitor changes to the data and health of your databases Who This Book Is For Developers and database administrators who want to provide a secure, reliable, and effortlessly distributed home for their data; those who wish to use a modern tool to tackle the kinds of scaling challenges that have previously required dedicated teams of people to solve; anyone who wants to leverage their database to solve non-trivial, real-world challenges while protecting their data and users.

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