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Data Modeling Zone, Düsseldorf 2017

Data Modeling Zone, Düsseldorf 2017

The European Data Modeling Zone (DMZ) took place in Düsseldorf from 23-OCT-2017 to 25-OCT-2017. The location was well-chosen as reachability by train or plane was good. Overall the conference was worthwhile for me as topics like Data Vault or Data Integration...

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DBCA causes ORA-27104

DBCA fails with error message ORA-27104 on Linux [ 2017-09-03 20:49:06.137 CEST ] Creating and starting Oracle instance DBCA_PROGRESS : 1% DBCA_PROGRESS : 2% [ 2017-09-03 20:49:07.366 CEST ] ORA-27104: system-defined limits for shared memory was misconfigured...

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DB2 is now Db2

Some IBM name changes for DB2:   Old name New name DB2 for LUW Db2 DB2 for z/OS Db2 for z/OS DB2 for z/OS Db2 for i DB2 on Cloud Db2 Hosted dashDB for Transactions Db2 on Cloud dashDB for Analytics Db2 Warehouse on Cloud...

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SQL Tuning – filtered rows percentage method

SQL Tuning – filtered rows percentage method

Kevin Meade is the author and publisher of his own book "Oracle SQL Performance Tuning and Optimization" - It's all about the cardinalities". His book is rather unknown as there is not much marketing about it. Unfortunately. Because it is a great book for the SQL...

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Schemaless revolution and data migration burden

The need to model all data up front caused developers to tag relational databases with attributes like inflexible, dated, annoying, painful, etc. It is often not possible anymore to define a schema that remains stable for some revisions in case of continuous...

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Lambda Architecture, Master Dataset and Data Vault

Lambda Architecture, Master Dataset and Data Vault

The Lambda Architecture got known after Nathan Marz' and James Warren's book about Big Data. The authors describe a data processing architecture for batch and real-time data flows at the same time. Fault-tolerance and the balance of latency vs throughput are main...

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SQL – Only the Strong Survive

There are tons of tech predictions at the end of every year. Eric Knorr lists "The incredible SQL comeback" in his 9 enterprise tech trends for 2017 and beyond. An old, mature programming language as the prevailing trend for 2017 and later?After years of NoSQL...

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