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Part 1: Configuring Centrally Managed Users with Microsoft Active Directory -> Password Authentication

An Oracle Database can authenticate and authorize Microsoft Active Directory users with the database directly without intermediate directories or Oracle Enterprise User Security.

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Part 2: Configuring Centrally Managed Users with Microsoft Active Directory -> Kerberos Authentication

For Kerberos authentication, first, we need to configure Kerberos in the Oracle Database that will be integrated with Microsoft Active Directory (AD).

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Exacs Database Creation Using dbaascli

Introduction OCI (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) provides robust automation capabilities for routine maintenance tasks such as patching, creating database homes, and server OS..

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A Bold Move Toward Autonomous Databases - Larry Ellison’s CloudWorld 2024 Keynote

Yesterday, at the 2024 Oracle CloudWorld, Larry Ellison made a significant announcement during his keynote speech. By the end of 2025, all Oracle applications will be powered by..

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Unlock Financial Efficiency with Oracle 23AI: A Game-Changer for CFOs

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) are constantly seeking innovative solutions to drive cost efficiency, enhance operational..

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Troubleshoot ODA Repo Issue

Introduction ODA virtualized upgrades are always challenging, with unexpected issues often arising. One consistent problem I've noticed in upgrades up to version 18.8.0.0 is the..

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Securing Your Oracle Database: Step-by-Step Guide to Configuring and Using DBSAT

Oracle Database Security Assessment Tool (DBSAT) is a popular command-line tool that helps identify areas where your database configuration, operation, or implementation..

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Oracle 23ai: Unrestricted Parallel DMLs

Overview: Oracle database allows DML statements to be executed in parallel mode by breaking the DML statements into exclusive smaller tasks. However, in releases prior to Oracle..

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Set up DELTA (DB Endpoint Latency Testing Ammeter) to Test the Latency from a Windows System using venv to an Oracle Database

What is the DELTA? DELTA (DB Endpoint Latency Testing Ammeter) is a tool or framework designed to measure the latency of database endpoints. It is used to assess the performance..

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