Scott Spendolini🍊

SQLcl Projects 26.1.0 adds stage.substituteSchemas — replace hard-coded schema names with Liquibase vars (e.g., hr → ${hr}). Stage once, deploy anywhere. Read more: danmcghan.hashnode.dev/schema-agnosti… #SQLcl #Liquibase @OracleDatabase

@andre_blu @OracleCloud @Oracle Fortunately, the APEX community offered a couple of workarounds that fixed the issue in the short term. Keep in mind, all APEX patches need to be tested and scheduled in the fixed ADB-S patch windows during weekends. Thus, we can't always "instanly" apply a fix.

@andre_blu @OracleCloud @Oracle That issue w/Chrome caught a lot of platforms off-guard - not just APEX. Fortunately, they have rolled it back for now, and by the time that they enforce it, patchset 15 should be applied to all ADB-S databases.

Not available for Oracle Cloud OCI Autonomous customers. It is unbelievable that Oracle still cannot deploy patch bundles properly on its own managed servers #orclapex @OracleCloud

@andre_blu @OracleCloud @Oracle What's not "normal"? Most customers who use ADB-S understand that Oracle will manage patches, and aren't concerned with the specifics. Thus, the OCI console shows high-level data. If you need more details, you can query DBA_CLOUD_PATCH_INFO b/c you cannot run opatch on ADB-S.

@sspendol @OracleCloud Thank you, but that is not normal behavior. I shouldn’t have to go around just for simple questions like this. I think @Oracle should be as efficient and effective as they are laying off people, that is very autonomous.

@andre_blu @OracleCloud Login as ADMIN and you can run this to see what was applied: select * from DBA_CLOUD_PATCH_INFO where patch_version = 'ADBS-25.7.2.2'

@sspendol @OracleCloud Patch was applied last Saturday, and the next one is next Saturday. I can't see what is coming or what was applied.

@martin_mirenic @orclapexworld Good to hear!

@sspendol @orclapexworld It was available after some time, (I checked hour and a half after the initial tweet)

Just like RB racing team this weekend 😬 #orclAPEX

@sspendol 👏👏👏 now where’s the apexlang? 😁

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New Blog: Surfacing Invisible Business Rules with SQL Assertions & AI spendolini.blog/surfacing-invi… #orclapex

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@sspendol Between this and kscope in June , 26.1 has to drop then ?

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Using AI to write prompts that will be used by AI to generate applications that will run AI is too meta for me... #orclapex

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I've always had a hunch this was the case, but now that I've imported my TripIt data into @Flighty, there's no reason to doubt it anymore. [barking dog sounds]

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Folks in the NYC area: Hopefully by mid-April, the snow will be gone and it will be a lot easier to make it to the Javits Center to attend this event!