Why 12c How and Why Upgrade Now

Why 12c
How and why upgrade now

Andy Cleverly andy.cleverly@oracle.com
Director Database Technology
Oracle EMEA Technology
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(GA: Sep 2009)
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2010
(GA: Aug 2007)
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Oracle 11.1
Waived Extended
JUN 2021
Extended Support
Oracle Database 12c Release 2

Targeted for Release 1HCY2016
(MOS Note 742060.1 )
Sustaining Support
Extended Support for Oracle Database 11.2
Database Patch Set Roadmap

Release Schedule of Current Database Releases MOS Note.742060.1
1x 3x 1x
11.1.0.7
11.2.0.2
11.2.0.3
11.2.0.4
12.1.0.2
Oracle Database 12c Release 1 (12.1.0.2)

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Oracle Database 12c Overview
Oracle Database In-Memory
Oracle Database 12c for the Developer
Oracle Database 12c for Big Data
Oracle Multitenant
Other Improvements
Oracle Database 12c (12.1.0.1)

Oracle Multitenant
Database consolidation
Fast Provisioning
Manage many as one
Oracle Automatic Data Optimization
Smart Compression
Automate Tiering
Data Guard Far Sync
Zero data loss over large distances
Oracle Database 12c (12.1.0.1)

Application Continuity
Replay of failed transaction
Data Redaction
Masks application data dynamically
Transparent to application
Pattern Matching
Sophisticated inter row pattern analysis

Exploit memory to
improve
performance
Simplify access to
Big Data
Improve
application
developers
experience
Continue to
improve
consolidation

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Oracle Multitenant
Other Improvements
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Oracle Database In-Memory Goals

Real Time
Analytics
Accelerate OLTP
No Changes to
Applications
Exploit latest
generation
hardware
CPU
Row Format Databases vs. Column Format Databases

SALES
Row
Example: Insert or query a sales order

Fast processing few rows, many columns
SALES
Column
Transactions run faster on row format
Analytics run faster on column format

Example : Report on sales totals by region
Fast accessing few columns, many rows
Until Now Must Choose One Format and Suffer Tradeoffs

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Oracle In-Memory Columnar Technology

Pure In-Memory Columnar
Pure in-memory column format

Not persistent, and no logging
Quick to change data: fast
OLTP
2x to 20x compression
Enabled at table or partition

level
Available on all hardware

platforms
SALES
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Scans Billions of Rows per Second per CPU Core

Memory
REGION
Example:
Find all sales
in region of CA
Load
multiple
region
values
Scans use fast SIMD vector

instructions
Vector Register
CPU
Each CPU core scans local

in-memory columns
CA
CA
CA
CA
Vector
Compare
all values
an 1 cycle
Originally designed for

graphics & science
Billions of rows/sec scan

rate per CPU core
> 100x Faster

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Oracle Multitenant
Other Improvements
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Flexible Schema development
Oracle Database 12c
JSON
Via RESTful service
SQL
JSON
Via Native APIs
Data persisted in database

In JSON
Data analyzed via SQL
Querying JSON
Sample JSON in column customers.document
{
select
"firstName": "John",
lastName: "Smith",
"age": 25,
"address": {
"streetAddress": "21 2nd Street",
"city": "New York",
"state": "NY",
"postalCode": "10021,
"isBusiness" : false},
Simplified
syntax for
simple queries
c.document.firstName,
c.document.lastName,
c.document.address.city,
c.document.phoneNumbers
from customers c;
"phoneNumbers": [
{
{
"type": "home",
"number": "212 555-1234 },
"type": "fax",
"number": "646
555-4567 } ]
Oracle REST Data Services

Enabling RESTful access to Oracle Database
Provides data access consistent with modern App Dev frameworks
Can map standard http(s) URI RESTful gets and posts to SQL
Can declaratively returns results in JSON format
JavaScript framework friendly
Can support high numbers of end users
Services
HTTP(s) relational data access

Oracle JSON collection based schemaless access
Oracle NoSQL access over HTTP
Oracle APEX mid-tier, web toolkit applications, mod_plsql replacement
Formally known as Oracle APEX Listener

Supported feature of the Oracle Database since 2010
Ships with Oracle Database 12c Release 1 (12.1.0.2)

Schemaless development using JSON Collection API (12.1.0.2)
URI
JSON
Transform
JSON Collection API

Pass Back
Auto Generated SQL

JSON
Oracle Database
HTTP(S) client
Data stored in Oracle Database as JSON documents

App Developer make standard HTTP(S) calls to JSON Collection APIs

Serving JSON results from relational data
URI
JSON
Transform
Map and Bind

Transform to JSON
SQL
SQL Result Set
HTTP(S) client
Oracle Database
Data stored in standard relational tables and columns

Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) Developer defines URI<>SQL mapping
App Developer calls named URI over HTTP(S) gets and posts

Serving JSON results with Oracle NoSQL Database (ORDS 3.1)
URI
JSON
Transform
NoSQL API
Pass Back
Key-Value Lookup
JSON
HTTP(S) client
Oracle NoSQL
Database

Oracle REST Data Services provides HTTP(s) access to Oracle NoSQL

Oracle NoSQL is embedded within ORDS and can also access remote DB

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Oracle Multitenant
Other Improvements
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SQL is Critical
.the complexity of dealing with a
non-ACID data store in every part of
our business logic would be too
great, and there was simply no way
our business could function without
SQL queries.
Google, VLDB 2013
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/Find-out-why-Google-decided-4434815.S.273792742
[Facebook] started in the Hadoop

world. We are now bringing in
relational to enhance that. ... [we]
realized that using the wrong
technology for certain kinds of
problems can be difficult.
Ken Rudin, Facebook, TDWI 2013
http://tdwi.org/articles/2013/05/06/facebooks-relational-platform.aspx
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Oracle Support for Any Data Management System

Hadoop
NoSQL
Change the Business
Scale the Business

Scale-out, low cost store

Collect any data
Map-reduce, SQL
Analytic applications

Relational
Run the Business
Scale-out, low cost store

Collect key-value data
Find data by key
Web applications
Scale-out and scale-up

Collect any data
SQL
Transactional and analytic
applications for the enterprise
Secure and highly available

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Overcoming Barriers to Adoption of New Technologies

INTEGRATION
SKILLS
SECURITY
SQL
Engineered
Systems
SQL on
All Data
Database
Security on
All Data
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Oracle Big Data SQL
One fast SQL query, on all your data.

Oracle SQL on Hadoop and beyond
With a Smart Scan service as in Exadata
With native SQL operators
With the security and certainty of Oracle Database
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Accessing Big Data
Select w.sess_id,
w.cust_id,
w.page_id
From web_logs w
Where w.source_country = Brazil
And w.category = TV
And w.channel = Mobile
Without SQL Push Down
Request for Data
100s of Terabytes of Data
WEB_LOGS
Hadoop Cluster
Low utilization of
available resources
All columns and rows from the

table are returned
High load on
database server
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Big Data SQL Push Down
Select w.sess_id,
w.cust_id,
w.page_id
From web_logs w
And w.category = TV
With SQL Push Down

Big Data SQL Server
SQL shipped to BDA
10s of Gigabytes of Data

WEB_LOGS
Hadoop Cluster
Only columns and rows needed to

answer query are returned
Good utilization of
available resources.
SQL executed on
Hadoop cluster
Lower load on Server,

Faster response
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Select w.sess_id,
w.cust_id,
w.page_id,
c.name
From web_logs w, customers c
And w.category = TV
And c.customer_id = w.cust_id

With SQL Push Down
Big Data SQL Server
SQL shipped to BDA
10s of Gigabytes of Data

WEB_LOGS
CUSTOMERS
Hadoop Cluster

Good utilization of
SQL executed on
Hadoop cluster
Data joined between

CUSTOMERS and
WEB_LOGS on server
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Select w.sess_id,
w.cust_id,
w.page_id,
c.name
From web_logs w, customers c
And w.category = TV
And c.customer_id = w.cust_id

With SQL Push Down
Big Data SQL Server
SQL Push Downs supported by Big Data SQL

SQL shipped to BDA
WEB_LOGS
Hadoop scans (InputFormat, SerDe)

JSON 10s
parsing
of Gigabytes of Data
WHERE clause evaluation
Column projection
Bloom filters for faster join
Hadoop Cluster
CUSTOMERS

Good utilization of
SQL executed on
Hadoop cluster
Data joined between

CUSTOMERS and
WEB_LOGS on server
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New Data Sources for Oracle External Tables

CREATE TABLE web_logs
(click VARCHAR2(4000))
ORGANIZATION EXTERNAL
( TYPE ORACLE_HIVE
DEFAULT DIRECTORY Dir1
ACCESS PARAMETERS
(
com.oracle.bigdata.tablename logs
com.oracle.bigdata.cluster mycluster)
)
REJECT LIMIT UNLIMITED
New set of properties

ORACLE_HIVE and ORACLE_HDFS access drivers
Identify a Hadoop cluster, data source, column
mapping, error handling, overflow handling,
logging
New table metadata passed from Oracle DDL

to Hadoop readers at query execution
Architected for extensibility
StorageHandler capability enables future support
for other data sources
Examples: MongoDB, HBase, Oracle NoSQL DB
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Oracle Multitenant
Other Improvements
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Oracle Multitenant
New architecture for consolidating databases and simplifying operations
DW
ERP
CRM
Self-contained PDB for each application
Applications run unchanged

Rapid provisioning (via clones)
Portability (via pluggability)
Common operations performed at CDB

level
Manage many as one (upgrade, HA, backup)

Granular control when appropriate
Shared memory and background

processes
More applications per server
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Multitenant Provides Agility for New Projects

Fast Provisioning, Snapshot Clones
Seed
PDB
New PDB
From Seed
Original
PDB
Time Taken to Provision New Database

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Clone
of PDB
Snapshot 20
Clone of PDB
15
10
5
New
GL
GL-2
GL-3
0
Non CDB
PDB
Snapshot Clone
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Multitenant for Provisioning

Fast cloning of PDBs
GL-1
GL
GL-2
OE
AP-1
AP
AP-2
PO-1
PO
PDBs can be cloned from

within the same CDB

remote CDBs

non-CDBs
Thinly provision snapshot

clones in seconds
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Multitenant Cloning Types and Platforms

Flavors
Subset Clone
Remote Clone
over DB link
Multitenant Cloning
Metadata
Only clone
Types
Full Clones
Supported on all platforms
File System Agnostic

(CloneDB=TRUE)
Source in Read-only if child
exists
Exadata Sparse clones
Snapshot clones
ACFS
ZFSSA
Copy-on-write - Source
opened in read write after
clone is created
Snapshot clone syntax:

create pluggable database PDB2 from PDB1 snapshot
copy
Netapp
EMC
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Copy-on-Write Basics
Much more efficient storage of substantially similar files
my_file
File is collection of data blocks

And headers
Copy file requires only copy of header
Much more efficient storage
Minimal IO to create copy
Only copy block when changed

my_file_copy
cp my_file my_file_copy
Multitenant New Features in 12.1.0.2
Cloning
Subset by tablespace
Metadata-only clone
Remote clone (including

snapshots)
File system-agnostic cloning via

dNFS (clonedb = true)
New standbys clause
PRIMARY
SQL
New SQL clause to aggregate

data across PDBs
select ENAME from
containers(scott.EMP)
where CON_ID in (45, 49);
Cross PDB Queries
(all | none)
Nologging clause at PDB level
STANDBY
Standby & Logging
Additional
Features
Flashback data archive
Temporal SQL Support
Compatible with DB In-Memory
Maintains state of PDBs

between CDB restarts
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Oracle Multitenant
Other Improvements
40
Performance Improvements
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Advanced Index Compression

Compresses indexes to reduce their overall storage requirement
Less space required on disk
Better use of the database cache
Indexes are compressed by between 1 3 times

Little or no discernable overhead
Compression Advisor extended to describe the possible benefits of this
feature
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Attribute Clustering
Ordering of data so that rows are stored near one another based on column values
Benefits :
Improved query performance and concurrency
Reduced physical data access trough smart IO
Significant IO reduction for highly selective operations
Optimized space utilization

Less need for indexes
Improved compression ratios through data clustering
Full application transparency

Any application will benefit
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Zone Maps
Persisted storage index
Stores minimum and maximum of specified columns

Analogous to a coarse index structure
Much more compact than an index
Zone maps filter out what you dont need, indexes find what you do need
Significant performance benefits with complete application transparency

IO reduction for table scans with predicates on the table itself or even a joined table
using join zone maps (a.k.a. hierarchical zone map)
Benefits are most significant with ordered data

Used in combination with attribute clustering or data that is naturally ordered
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1,2,3...
Approximate Count Distinct

Not every query requires a completely accurate result
How many distinct individuals visited our website last week?
New SQL function for approximate results for COUNT DISTINCT aggregates
APPROX_COUNT_DISTINCT()
Approximate results can be significantly faster and use less resources than
exact calculations
5x to 50x ++ times faster (depending upon number of distinct values and complexity
of SQL)
Accuracy > 97% (with 95% confidence)
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Rapid Home Provisioning
Oracle Rapid Home Provisioning

Install Once Use Many
Patching is complex and time consuming

Even when automated
New way to deploy upgrades

Create reference homes on Centralized Home Server
Apply patches once (Enterprise) on Home Server
Distribute homes on-demand or policy
Fast and Efficient

Rapid distribution (network efficient)
Space efficient (snapshots)
Local caches
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Oracle Rapid Home Provisioning

Oracle Enterprise Manager
Database Cloud
Provisioning
Cluster
Monitoring and Configuration
Cluster
Capacity and Resource

Patching
Cluster
Performance and Tuning

Service Level
NFS Mount
Application
Cluster
Cluster
Cluster
Database
Grid
Service
Catalog
S/W Distribution
Grid Home
Server
Local Gold Image
Differential Copy
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Some of Tom Kytes favourite 12c features

More online operations
Easier Reorgs
32k Strings
Application continuity
Adaptive exectution plans
SqlCL ***New***
More Online Operations
DROP INDEX ONLINE

DROP CONSTRAINT ONLINE
SET UNUSED COLUMN ONLINE
ALTER INDEX UNUSABLE ONLINE
ALTER INDEX [VISIBLE | INVISIBLE]
Easier Reorgs
In a single command you canI
Move table tablespaces

Move index tablespaces
Move lob tablespaces
Implement table compression
Implement index key compression
Implement lob compression
Convert to securelfile
Easier Reorgs
ops$tkyte%ORA12CR1> begin
2 dbms_redefinition.redef_table
3 ( uname
=> user,
4
tname
=> 'T',
5
table_compression_type => 'row store compress advanced',
6
table_part_tablespace => 'TEST' );
7 end;
8 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
32k Strings
Varchar2, NVarchar2 and Raw datatypes may be upto 32k in size, like in
PL/SQL
Compatible = 12.0.0.0 or higher
Max_String_Size init.ora set to EXTENDED (default is not this)
Not supported in clustered and index organized tables
Will be stored out of line (LOB) but work just like long strings to your
program
Transaction Guard
FIRST RDBMS to preserve COMMIT outcome
1. Request
5. Guaranteed Outcome
2. Calls
4. Enforce Outcome
3. FAN or errors
Known outcome for every

transaction
At-most-once transaction execution
Used by Application Continuity
Available for JDBC-thin, OCI, OCCI,
ODP.net
Without Transaction Guard, retries
can cause logical corruption
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Application Continuity
First RDBMS to mask planned/unplanned outages
Improves end user experience
1. Request
5. Success
Improves developer productivity

Application transparent when
using Oracle stack
2. Calls
4. Replay
3. FAN or errors
Enabled with WebLogic Server,

Peoplesoft, Fusion Apps,
Siebel(possibly)
Adaptive Execution Plans

HJ
Table scan
T2
Threshold
exceeded, plan switches
NL
Table scan
T1
Index Scan
T2
HJ
Table scan
T1
Plan decision deferred until

runtime
Final decision is based on

statistics collected during
execution
If statistics prove to be out of

range, sub-plans can be swapped
Bad effects of skew eliminated
Table scan
T2
Time to turn back the clock a bitto 1985

We release Oracle Database version 5
The client-server model is born
And a little program makes it debutIwith roots going back to 1982
SQL*Plus?
Statement completion?
SqlCL
SQL History?
SqlCL
Upgrade/Migrate Older Oracle Releases

Oracle 5/6/7/8
exp/imp
Less
Downtime?
Near-Zero
Downtime?
Oracle 8i
Oracle 9i
Transportable
Tablespaces
Same platform only
Oracle 9.2
Oracle 10.1
+Golden Gate
Upgrade Options to Oracle Database 12c

Oracle 10.2
expdp/impdp
Less
Downtime?
DBUA
Transient
Standby
Oracle 11.1
catctl.pl
Oracle 11.2.0.2
Oracle 11.2.0.3/4
HW
Logical
Standby
Near-Zero
Downtime?
Golden
Gate
Transportable
Tablespaces
Full Transportable
Export/Import
RMAN Inc
Bck
Migration Options to Oracle Database 12c

Oracle 10.2
Less
Downtime?
expdp/impdp
Near-Zero
Downtime?
CTAS, COPY
Oracle 11.1
SQL*Loader
Oracle 11.2.0.1/2
Oracle 11.2.0.3/4
TDB
Only same
Endianness
Transportable
Tablespaces
Full Transportable
Export/Import
Golden
Gate
RMAN Inc
Bck
Concept Transportable Tablespaces

impdp
"'"sys/sys
as sysdba
sysdba"'"
"'"
expdp
"'"sys/sys
as sysdba"'"
TRANSPORT_DATAFILES=
TRANSPORT_TABLESPACES=TS1,TS2
TTS feature available since Oracle 8i

Cross platform support since Oracle 10g
Read Write
Self Contained?
Read Only
75TB
75TB
Oracle 10.2.0.4
48 hrs
IBM AIX
Oracle 11.2.0.4
OL5.8 64bit
Concept Transportable Tablespaces xTTS

Cross platform support
V$TRANSPORTABLE_PLATFORM
LITTLE ENDIAN PLATFORMS

HP IA Open VMS
HP Open VMS
HP Tru64 UNIX
BIG ENDIAN PLATFORMS
Linux IA (32-bit)
Linux IA (64-bit)
Linux x86 64-bit
Microsoft Windows IA (64-bit)
Microsoft Windows x86 64-bit
Microsoft Windows IA (32-bit)
Solaris Operating System (x86)
Solaris Operating System (x86-64)
Apple Mac OS
RMAN
FILE
COPY
CONVERT
HP-UX (64-bit)
HP-UX IA (64-bit)
FILE
AIX-Based Systems (64-bit)

IBM zSeries Based Linux
IBM Power Based Linux
COPY
Solaris[tm] OE (32-bit)
Solaris[tm] OE (64-bit)
Upgrade/Migration: Transportable Tablespaces

Rebuild meta information
(views, synonyms, trigger, roles etc)
SOURCE Database 10.2.0.4
DESTINATION Database 11.2.0.4

VIEWS
VIEWS
Read Only
SCOT
T
HUGO
SYSTEM
SYSAUX
UNDO
TEMP
CODE
PRIVS
SCOT
T
HUGO
SYSTEM
SYSAUX
UNDO
TEMP
CODE
PRIVS
Speed Up Transportable Tablespaces

Usually the biggest pain points with TTS
Downtime due to:
Duration to copy very large amounts of data
Duration to convert many tablespaces cross Endianness
New technique: Avoid the copy & convert phase

RMAN can convert incremental backups cross platform
Available since Oracle 11.2.0.3 for Exadata only

Available for Linux x86-64 with Oracle 11.2.0.4
Available on all platforms starting with Oracle 12c
See MOS Note:1389592.1 for description and Linux perl scripts
Transportable Tablespace with Incremental Backups

impdp"'"sys/sys
"'"sys/sysasassysdba"'"
sysdba
sysdba"'"
"'"
expdp
TRANSPORT_DATAFILES=
TRANSPORT_TABLESPACES=TS1,TS2
Convert and apply

backups
Downtime!!!

Read Write
VIEWS
VIEWS
Read Only
SCOT
T
HUGO
SYSTEM
SYSAUX
UNDO
TEMP
CODE
PRIVS
Data Pump
SCOT
T
HUGO
SYSTEM
SYSAUX
UNDO
TEMP
CODE
PRIVS
Full Transportable Export/Import

Combining:
Transportable Tablespaces with
Data Pump taking care of all meta information with optional
RMAN incremental backups to decrease downtime
One
Command
Migration FULL=Y TRANSPORTABLE=ALWAYS
impdp
VERSION=12
This works:
Cross platform
With or without Oracle Multitenant
Source can be Oracle 11.2.0.3/4 or newer
Target must be at least Oracle 12.1.0.1
Full Transportable Export/Import with Copies
VIEWS
VIEWS
Read Only
SCOT
T
HUGO
SYSTEM
SYSAUX
UNDO
TEMP
CODE
PRIVS
Data Pump
SCOT
T
HUGO
SYSTEM
SYSAUX
UNDO
TEMP
CODE
PRIVS
Full Transportable Export/Import with Backups

Convert and apply
backups
VIEWS
VIEWS
Read Only
SCOT
T
HUGO
SYSTEM
SYSAUX
UNDO
TEMP
CODE
PRIVS
Data Pump
SCOT
T
HUGO
SYSTEM
SYSAUX
UNDO
TEMP
CODE
PRIVS
Summary
Oracle Database 12c (12.1.0.2) will have premier support into 2018
Upgrading to Oracle Database 12c gets you lots of new features
Oracle Database 12c is stable and in production at customers worldwide
Resources
Download slides from:
http://blogs.oracle.com/UPGRADE
Oracle Database 12c New Features Guide

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E16655_01/server.121/e17906/toc.htm
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(GA: Aug 2007)

Oracle Database 12c Release 2

Extended Support for Oracle Database 11.2

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Database Patch Set Roadmap

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Oracle Database 12c Release 1 (12.1.0.2)

Oracle Database 12c Overview

Oracle Database In-Memory

Oracle Database 12c for the Developer

Oracle Database 12c for Big Data

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Oracle Database 12c (12.1.0.1)

Manage many as one

Oracle Automatic Data Optimization

Data Guard Far Sync

Zero data loss over large distances

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Oracle Database 12c (12.1.0.1)

Replay of failed transaction

Masks application data dynamically

Sophisticated inter row pattern analysis

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Oracle Database 12c Release 1 (12.1.0.2)

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Oracle Database 12c Release 1 (12.1.0.2)

Oracle Database 12c Overview

Oracle Database In-Memory

Oracle Database 12c for the Developer

Oracle Database 12c for Big Data

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Oracle Database In-Memory Goals

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Row Format Databases vs. Column Format Databases

Example: Insert or query a sales order

Transactions run faster on row format

Analytics run faster on column format

Until Now Must Choose One Format and Suffer Tradeoffs

Oracle In-Memory Columnar Technology

Pure in-memory column format

Enabled at table or partition

Available on all hardware

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Scans Billions of Rows per Second per CPU Core

Scans use fast SIMD vector

Each CPU core scans local

Originally designed for

Billions of rows/sec scan

> 100x Faster

Oracle Database 12c Release 1 (12.1.0.2)

Oracle Database 12c Overview

Oracle Database In-Memory

Oracle Database 12c for the Developer

Oracle Database 12c for Big Data

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Oracle Database 12c Release 1 (12.1.0.2)

Data persisted in database

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