Oracle’s Multicloud Expansion: New Opportunities for Flexibility and Efficiency
Oracle multicloud presents a new era of flexibility. Our database experts evaluate why this development gives new freedom in the cloud, and how Xynomix can help!
Navigating Database Upgrades: Does Stability Outweigh Innovation?
Xynomix evaluates the tough decisions businesses face when considering whether to upgrade their SQL Server or Oracle database infrastructure.
Xynomix welcomes third local council authority in as many months
Xynomix upgraded Euro Car Parts’ database to Oracle version 19c, to ensure compliance, security, and longevity.
LKQ Euro Car Parts – Oracle Database Upgrade
Xynomix upgraded Euro Car Parts’ database to Oracle version 19c, to ensure compliance, security, and longevity.
What’s Next for Your Virtualised Oracle Database Tier?
Recent uncertainty about VMware’s strategic future might already have given you plenty to think about, if you have a major investment in their virtualisation tools. But for Oracle database workloads
What Is a Database Health Check and When Should You Get One?
Your database is one of the most important parts of your business, and keeping it healthy is essential to ensuring that your staff can be efficient and keep your customers
Why Is Database Security So Important In 2022?
Your database is the heart of your company, but with the exponential growth of big data, it has become increasingly difficult for businesses to ensure their data is safe and
Oracle 12c Reaching End of Life July 2022
Are you currently running Oracle 12c (version 12.2.0.1) and have heard that it is soon to reach end of life? Released in 2013, it may be a surprise to find
Oracle Versions – The Complete Breakdown For The Last 20 Years
Version History 9i This release is mentioned for the i as opposed to the g and lately the c after the database versions. i stands for Internet, G represents Grid
SQL Server 2012 Is Reaching End-of-Life By July 2022
If you are currently using SQL Server 2012, then you may be aware of some big changes coming up for your organisation – after July 2022 you will no longer
Oracle Security Alert Advisory – CVE-2021-44228/CVE-2021-45046
Last updated 17:00, 21st December 2021 On December 10th, Oracle released Security Alert CVE-2021-44228 in response to the disclosure of a new vulnerability affecting Apache Log4j prior to version 2.15.
The Essential Guide to Oracle Licensing
Table of Contents The chances are, if your estate runs on an Oracle database, you’ve probably been approached by Oracle’s internal License Management Services (LMS) or Global Licensing Advisory Services