Mentat Technologies is happy to announce the new version of DreamCoder for Oracle version 4.4, a powerful oracle database tool for administration and development.
Mentat Technologies announces the new minor update of DreamCoder for Oracle version 4.2.7.0.
Mentat Technologies announces the new minor update of DreamCoder for Oracle version 4.2.6.0.
The latest generation of the world’s number-one database builds on the innovations introduced in Oracle Database 11g to help organizations deliver better information throughout the enterprise, at a higher quality of service, and at much lower cost.
Mentat Technologies is happy to announce the new version of DreamCoder for Oracle version 4.2, a powerful oracle database tool for administration and development.
Its flexibility and compatibility, in addition to a low price-point, make it a must-have tool for application developers who are increasingly working with oracle databases.
In a previous blog I talked about turning triggers on and off using semaphores. I created a semaphore for every table I needed along with its programs to set and unset the semaphore and to get its current state. This was a rather cumbersome process, because for every new trigger I needed to add these programs to the package. Both the spec and the body need to be recompiled which renders all dependant code to become invalid. This week I came across a similar problem with a new project. I figured I could use roughly the same solution but I needed to find a better way to implement it.
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Currently I am working on an application that runs one or more listener threads using scheduled tasks (DBMS_SCHEDULER). When I want to compile a piece of code that is effectively locked by one of these processes my IDE locks up, until I shut down the tasks. The first couple of times I was wondering what was happening and why my code wouldn’t compile. In a later stage I found out that the scheduled tasks was the problem.
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