Swingbench 2.7
Swingbench 2.7 So I finally found some time to get a new build of swingbench done. The big change is that swingbench now only supports JDK-17 and above. Now,...
Following quickly on the heels of the update to MonitorDB I’m releasing a new build of DBTimeMonitor. This is a simple update using the latest Oracle jdbc drivers and a simple fix to show any connection errors in the chart.
As with MonitorDB you’ll need a minimum of JDK 17 to run this version. You can find details on how to configure and run it in the DBTimeMonitor page
In the mean time you can download it here.
Swingbench 2.7 So I finally found some time to get a new build of swingbench done. The big change is that swingbench now only supports JDK-17 and above. Now,...
Hybrid Partitioned tables continues to be one of my favorite features of Oracle Database 19c and they’ve gotten better over time as we’ve introduced new feat...
Following quickly on the heels of the update to MonitorDB I’m releasing a new build of DBTimeMonitor. This is a simple update using the latest Oracle jdbc dr...
I’ve just updated MonitorDB. It’s never going to replace Grafana but if you need a quick solution to monitor a few values inside of the Oracle Database and y...
This short blog isn’t about best practices when conducting benchmarks. I think there are plenty of formal papers on the subject available with just a quick G...
I’ll make a confession. I don’t own a Microsoft Windows Machine. I never have and probably never will. This means that I generally never get the oppertunity ...
A New Release of Swingbench… Along with a new website, I’m rolling out a new build of Swingbench. This release is a little embarrassing for me, as it include...
A New Start… Quite a lot has changed since I last posted on this website. I had just left Oracle to join Google… A year and a half later I returned to Oracle...