Java – Gerald on IT

Monitor Linux Systems with Ease: Introducing SysMonitor, a new open-source UI tool

I’ve spent my fair share of time wrestling with terminal commands to monitor Linux systems, trying to piece together performance

Every time I try to create a copyright profile in IntelliJ (or PyCharm), I find myself googling around the web

Today 25 years ago Java made its first public appearance. Back then, Java promised to be a general-purpose programming language

Oracle has published its Oracle Database JDBC client libraries on Maven Central. From now on you can find Oracle Database

I find myself once again in the situation that I have to install the Oracle JDBC driver into my local

I got into more coding again lately and that is a good thing I think. I’m a believer of the

In the last post of my “Loading data fast” series I showed how DML error logging can be used to

In the last post of my series “Loading data fast” I showed how batch inserts can actually make a huge

In my last post I talked about how persisting data can become the bottleneck on large high scale systems nowadays.

It has been a while since my last post and I’m very sorry for that but I’m currently very busy

A few days ago I had a nice discussion with one of our developers here in the office. The subject:

Since 8i you can write stored procedures also in Java. But what is the advantage of writing a procedure in