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Today’s video shows me using some of my existing Docker builds with Podman. Specifically a 19c database container and an Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) container.

For those with an understanding of Docker, it should look really familiar, but it does introduce a twist in the form of a pod.

The video is based on this article.

• Podman : A Basic Example of Using Podman With Dockerfiles (Oracle Database and ORDS) on Oracle Linux 8 (OL8)

You can see more information about containers here.

In today’s video we’ll take a look at installing Podman on Oracle Linux 8 (OL8).

This is based on the article here.

• Install Podman on Oracle Linux 8 (OL8)

You can see more information about containers here.

Today’s video is a demonstration of the NTH_VALUE analytic function.

This is based on this article.

• NTH_VALUE Analytic Function

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In today’s video we demonstrate how to format query results in SQLcl using query comments and the SQLFORMAT setting.

For those of you that prefer to read, the video is based on this article.

• SQLcl : Format Query Results with the SET SQLFORMAT Command

The star of today’s video is Charles Wilson, who I got chatting with at the OTN lounge at a previous OpenWorld.

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Today’s video demonstrates how to expand SQL references to views using the DBMS_UTILITY.EXPAND_SQL_TEXT procedure. This functionality was introduced in Oracle 12.1.

The video was based on this article.

Today’s video demonstrates the online conversion of a non-partitioned table to a partitioned table. This functionality was introduced in Oracle 12.2.

The examples in the video are taken from this article.

In today’s video we demonstrate the invisible columns feature introduced in Oracle 12.1.

The video is run through of the examples in this article.

I caught up with friend Rob Lockhard who is doing interviews with community members. He asked me about the future of IT and what is in store for the the budding IT professional coming out of college/university.

In today’s video we demonstrate how to move, or rebuild, a table as an online operation.

This video was done as a response to some questions about the previous video on shrink operations. As usual, the video is based on some stuff I’ve written previously.

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