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Session Title
In this session, youll get hands-on experience with Oracle Database Cloud. Learn how to
create a cloud database from scratch with a few clicks of the mouse, then change access
rules with the compute console enabling web, monitoring, and command-line entry. Oracle
Database Cloud then scales up in real time adding memory and CPU. Finally, youll
understand the various application development, database monitoring, and administration
console capabilities available via web access.
JSON as a data exchange format has become more and more popular over the last years.
With Oracle 12c you can now handle JSON documents natively within the Database. We
will show you what JSON looks like, how you can store it using Oracles open source
collection API and how to leverage the power of SQL over those documents.
For many applications, the relational model will be the optimal format to store data. But
these days, front-end developers want their data in JSON format. Cant we have our cake
and eat it too? With Node.js this is no problem! In this session, attendees will get an
overview of how the Oracle Database driver for Node.js can be used to convert data to and
from the relational model and JSON. In addition to the basics, well explore some gotchas
and interesting use cases, such as working with hierarchical data.
Session Title
Oracle ACE Director Arup Nanda presents best practices for Performance Tuning in Oracle
Database 12c. In this session, learn about the SQL Tuning Advisor feature in Oracle
Database, and how to use it effectively and interpret the results for superior performance in
the context of the real world presented by a real-life DBA.
Session Abstract MySQL Track
Improve Performance by 3x
with MySQL 5.7
By Geir Hydalsvik
Sr. Software Development
Director, Oracle
MySQL 5.7 is an exciting new version of the worlds most popular open source database
that is 3x faster than MySQL 5.6 and offers improved manageability & security. Join this
session to learn about the key MySQL 5.7 enhancements including native JSON support,
InnoDB performance and scalability improvements, replication enhancements, performance
schema, the MySQL SYS schema, security, GIS, optimizer improvements and more.
Performance of SQL queries plays a big role in application performance. If some queries
execute slowly, these queries or the database schema may need tuning. This session
covers how the MySQL optimizer chooses a specific plan to execute SQL queries. We will
show you how to use tools such as EXPLAIN (including the JSON-based output) and
Optimizer Trace to analyze query plans. We will also review how the Visual Explain
functionality available in MySQL Workbench helps us visualize these plans. The
presentation will contain several examples of how to take advantage of the query analysis
to improve performance of MySQL queries.
This session provides an overview of how to use the latest release of Oracle Enterprise
Manager for MySQL Database to monitor database connections, index usage, replication
status, compliance scores, and other key configuration and performance metrics.