Now official list of Oracle 11g new features is published. Here is page that contains more technical information on Oracle 11g.
Based on new features list I choose some that are very useful in project that I'm work now on, and I see them as important:
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Binary XML storage and XML path indexing for schema-less XML documents
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Result caches: improves speed of repeated execution of queries and function
calls that access read-only or read-mostly data.
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Database Resident Connection Pooling: enables faster connections to the
database for application, that do not provide connection pooling (ex. PHP).
- Faster triggers, including more-efficient invocations of per-row triggers
- Faster simple SQL operations
- SecureFiles: ti's new solution for storing large objects (LOBs) and datatypes such as XML
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Automatic compilation for PL/SQL and Java in the database: new “native”
compilation of PL/SQL that do not need C compiler.
New features that look interesting, and I want to play with them:
- Semantic Technologies: native support for Resource Description Framework (RDF) and Web Ontology Language (OWL) standards,
- Oracle Spatial enhancements: Richer, more-interactive map application development
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New partitioning capabilities:
- Partitioning by parent/child references,
- Partitioning by virtual columns,
- More composite partitioning options, including range/range, list/range, list/hash, and list/list,
- Interval partitioning, which allows you to automatically create new partitions based on intervals, such as every month or every day,
- Oracle Flashback Data Archive: enables fast query access to old versions of the data.
- Expanded support for standards, such as XML Query (XQuery) 1.0 and service-oriented architecture (SOA)
I'm waiting for Oracle 11g to be available for download...
Cheers, Paweł
4 comments:
In the meantime I will do my best to show some examples regarding XMLIndex,Binary XML, SecureFiles, the database as a SOA endpoint etc. on my blog. Hopefully we won't haveto wait to long for the final launch / download.
Thanks for the URL to the papers, Pawel. I've found that not all the 11g papers are at that URL though. They are still moving some over. I just made a blog entry about a paper covering the new Direct NFS feature on my blog at:
http://kevinclosson.wordpress.com/2007/07/11/manly-men-only-deploy-oracle-with-fibre-channel-part-vi-introducing-oracle11g-direct-nfs/
Hi Paweł
You proberly know but 11G is available for download for Linux under the OTN license
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/index.html
Hi Pawel, Your blog news are very useful for me, Thanks for giving lots of information in your blog, continue for posting these kinds of information.
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