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Our partners at Dbvisit have launched a brand new feature for their Disaster Recovery solution for Oracle Standard Edition (SE), Standard Edition One (SE1) and Standard Edition Two (SE2). With the new Dbvisit Standby Snapshot Option, users can use their standby database to create an exact replica of their production database at a moment in time.

The rapidly expanding cloud arena is showing no sign of slowing down, with McAfee reporting that around 80% of organisations are already using cloud services in some way. There is no shortage of options available to businesses when it comes to the cloud, with DBaaS, IaaS, PaaS being just a few. It can be difficult enough to decide which is right for your needs, but how do you decide when is the right time to move your databases to the cloud?

The Oracle DBA’s Guide to Disaster Recovery eBook helps to answer these questions whilst providing an introduction to DR and helpful tips on planning a solution that fits your environment, the budget, and meets the SLAs of the business unit as well as where to start when putting a business continuity plan in place.

With 2020 just around the corner, we’ve put together a roundup of what you can expect from Oracle over the next year. Oracle roadmap

4th November 2019 saw Microsoft finally release SQL Server 2019, having first previewed it back in September 2018. It seems to have been a long time coming but now it’s here and available, there are some really interesting new features/enhancements to existing features.

As of 1st January 2020, Oracle has announced a change to their licensing which means Real Application Clusters (RAC) are no longer included in Oracle Database Standard Edition 2 (SE2).

We are delighted to announce we have been nominated in two categories at this year’s Oracle UK & Ireland Partner Awards!