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The Skill Set of the Exceptional DBA

In my previous editorial on this topic, I stated that the An Exceptional DBA is defined more by what they do than what they know. Judging by the responses, there is little disputing this fact among DBW readers. However, before we accept technical knowledge as a "given", and move on, I'd like to consider the […]

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Multiple Sequence Values

How do I easily get the next 12 sequence values from a sequence object?

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