Tag: NoSQL

Quest Forum Digital Event 2020

Demystify the world's 5th most popular Database engine!  If you don't support MongoDB now, chances are that you will in the future. This session will explain the basic concepts of MongoDB in terms that an Oracle DBA will readily understand. It will also review how to install and administer MongoDB, and give some simple DML and DDL examples, and show you where to find more information about MongoDB.

Quest Forum Digital Event 2020

In this session join Oracle Database Product Management to learn more about using JSON in the Oracle Database. Learn about some of the new innovative ways that the Oracle Database can be used to load, store, and manage JSON and take advantage of the enterprise class features that Oracle provides so well.

We will also take a look into the unique Oracle Database features to leverage memory-persistent technologies for fast ingestion and retrieval of attribute-value pair data.  Other topics that are covered include the SQL language enhancements for complete flexibility and ease of use when working with JSON.

The session will also be discussing some of the enhancements being released in Oracle Database 20c for addressing the use of JSON.

7.9.13 In this presentation Nanda will dive into: • The most popular topics from this year's COLLABORATE 13 conference • Answers to your real-time questions (via the Twitter hashtag #IOUGInsider) • Big Data for Oracle Professionals If you ever wondered what Big Data is but were inundated with buzzwords like Hadoop, MapReduce, Hive and Pig…

This is a two-part session that will take place on Monday and Tuesday. The database landscape is evolving as new, scalable data stores emerge. Key value stores, large tabular stores, and document-oriented databases offer a compelling alternative to the traditional relational database. By removing joins and loosening ACID constraints, this new class of non-relational or…

SQL is arguably the world's most popular programming language today, and SQL database servers and systems are used in the majority of mission-critical business applications. However, many applications need capabilities such as transactions, concurrency, and high performance usually associated with database servers, without the query flexibility or overhead of SQL. Oracle Berkeley Database transactional key-value…

This is a two-part session that will take place on Monday and Tuesday. The database landscape is evolving as new, scalable data stores emerge. Key value stores, large tabular stores, and document-oriented databases offer a compelling alternative to the traditional relational database. By removing joins and loosening ACID constraints, this new class of non-relational or…