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Documentum – Custom facets not showing up after full reindex?
Beginning of the year, while performing a migration from a Documentum 7.3 environment on VM to Documentum 16.4 on Kubernetes, a customer had an issue where their custom facets weren’t showing up on D2...
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Documentum – xPlore online rebuild stopped because of “immense term”
In relation to my previous blog about custom facets not showing up after full reindex, a customer was doing a migration that just completed. After the full reindex, there were no facets because of what...
View ArticleDocumentum – IndexAgent can’t start in normal mode
Everybody familiar with Documentum knows that just starting the JBoss/WildFly hosting an IndexAgent isn’t really enough to have the indexing working: the IndexAgent must be started from the UI (or via...
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How to declare TNS entries in Oracle Unified Directory (OUD)
Using a LDAP server to store the TNS connection strings can be a single point of declarations for all client tools. Note that it can be a single point of failure too, thus, a High Availability LDAP...
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Using LDAP resolved connection descriptor in WebLogic JDBC data sources.
I got the question if it is possible to have a the WebLogic JDBC Data Source to be resolved by an LDAP entry. The answer is yes; since WebLogic 12.2.1.3 a JDBC connection pool URL declaration can point...
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Documentum – D2 doesn’t load repositories with “Unexpected error occured”
I had a case today where all Documentum components were up and running, including D2 but while accessing its login page, the repositories wouldn’t appear and a message “An unexpected error occurred....
View ArticleThe PostgreSQL shared/global catalog
A PostgreSQL instance (or cluster) can contain many databases, three of them (template0, template1 and postgres) are there by default. Over the last years we trained many people on PostgreSQL...
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Cross-cloud PMM: which TCP ports to open
By Franck Pachot . I recently installed Percona Monitoring & Management on AWS (free tier) and here is how to monitor an instance on another cloud (OCI), in order to show which TCP port must be...
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JBoss EAP 7 – Domain Configuration
In a previous blog I talked about the domain creation, we saw at the end that some server groups and servers are created by default which usually are not what we need. Through this blog, I will show...
View ArticlePostgreSQL 14: Automatic hash and list partitioning?
Declarative partitioning was introduced in PostgreSQL 10 and since then has improved quite much over the last releases. Today almost everything is there what you would expect from such a feature: You...
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Installing MySQL Database Service (MDS)
On a previous blog post, we saw how to create an account on the Oracle OCI using the Oracle Cloud Free Tier offer and then how to instal MySQL Server on the Compute instance. Some weeks later, the new...
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DynamoDB Scan (and why 128.5 RCU?)
By Franck Pachot . In the previous post I described the PartiSQL SELECT for DynamoDB and mentioned that a SELECT without a WHERE clause on the partition key may result in a Scan, but the result is...
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Convert private key generated via OCI Console to ppk
I am pretty new on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure technology, so maybe I am talking about something you already know. But anyway I prefer to share this case: it can help if you encounter the same...
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An Introduction to Pester – Unit Testing and Infrastructure checks in PowerShell
Introduction If you never heard of it, Pester is a PowerShell module, written in PowerShell. It’s a framework for writing and running unit tests, integration tests, and also infrastructure checks as we...
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Database announcements at re:Invent 2020
By Franck Pachot . This year is not very nice for conferences as everything is virtual and we miss the most important: meeting and sharing with people. But the AWS re:Invent is actually a great...
View ArticleEven faster data loading with PostgreSQL 14? wal_level=none
PostgreSQL is already very fast with loading loading large amounts of data. You can follow this post to get some recommendations for loading data as fast as possible. In addition you can create...
View ArticleIncremental materialized view maintenance for PostgreSQL 14?
Since PostgreSQL 9.3 there is the possibility to create materialized views in PostgreSQL. PostgreSQL 9.4 (one year later) brought concurrent refresh which already is a major step forward as this...
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Aurora Serverless v2 (preview) – RAM
By Franck Pachot . What is Aurora Serverless? That’s the RDS Aurora name for auto-scaling: instead of provisioning an instance size (from the burstable db.t3.small with 2 vCPU and 2GB RAM to...
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Aurora Serverless v2 (preview) – CPU
By Franck Pachot . This follows my previous post https://blog.dbi-services.com/aurora-serverless-v2-ram/ which you should read before this one. I was looking at the auto-scaling of RAM and it is now...
View ArticleA typical ODA project (and why I love Oracle Database Appliance)
Introduction You can say everything about Oracle infrastructure possibilities but nothing compares to experience based on the realization of real projects. I did quite a lot of ODA projects during the...
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