August 2017
Feature Description
Sparse PDB clones in DBaaS Monitor
(Base image 17.3.3) When you use DBaaS Monitor to clone a pluggable database (PDB), you can now choose to create a sparse clone instead of a full clone. For more information, see "Cloning a Pluggable Database" in Using Oracle Database Cloud Service.
High Performance Block Storage support
If you have a metered subscription and your identity domain is enabled for regions, you can now allocate database block storage on solid state devices. For more information, see the element Use High Performance Storage in "Create Service: Service Page" in Using Oracle Database Cloud Service.
Instructions for upgrading older deployments to Oracle Application Express 5.1
In June 2017, new database deployments of single-instance databases began including Oracle Application Express (APEX) 5.1. Additionally, the installation location of APEX was changed so that you could install other versions of APEX and have different pluggable databases (PDBs) use different versions of APEX.
Using Oracle Database Cloud Service now includes instructions for upgrading older database deployments to use APEX 5.1 and the new installation location. See "Using Oracle Application Express in Database Cloud Service".
| Feature | Description |
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Sparse PDB clones in DBaaS Monitor
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(Base image 17.3.3) When you use DBaaS Monitor to clone a pluggable database (PDB), you can now choose to create a sparse clone instead of a full clone. For more information, see "Cloning a Pluggable Database" in Using Oracle Database Cloud Service.
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High Performance Block Storage support
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If you have a metered subscription and your identity domain is enabled for regions, you can now allocate database block storage on solid state devices. For more information, see the element Use High Performance Storage in "Create Service: Service Page" in Using Oracle Database Cloud Service.
|
Instructions for upgrading older deployments to Oracle Application Express 5.1
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In June 2017, new database deployments of single-instance databases began including Oracle Application Express (APEX) 5.1. Additionally, the installation location of APEX was changed so that you could install other versions of APEX and have different pluggable databases (PDBs) use different versions of APEX.
Using Oracle Database Cloud Service now includes instructions for upgrading older database deployments to use APEX 5.1 and the new installation location. See "Using Oracle Application Express in Database Cloud Service".
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