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Top 5: blog posts of December 2025

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With the end of December comes the end of 2025. Here is my selection of articles that I believe are essential to read, with a focus on those that offer us new information or tackle familiar problems in an approachable and entertaining way.

Without further ado, here it is. I hope you like reading it as much as I did!

More good reasons to use bind variables in cursors in Oracle
Martin explains the advantages of bind variables for application performance.
I want to read it!
Oracle dbms_scheduler vs dbms_job: Time to adopt dbms_scheduler
Mouhamadou explains how to use dbms_scheduler in place of dbms_job in a practical way.
I want to read it!
ORA-15041: Diskgroup Space Exhausted — How to Diagnose & Fix
Syed reveals what to do when a disk group's remaining space is insufficient.
I want to read it!
Complete Step-by-Step Guide to Convert Physical Standby to Snapshot Standby
Himanshu explains Snapshot Standby in detail.
I want to read it!
Automatic fetch size tuning in Oracle 23c/26ai JDBC driver
Priit illustrates how to allow Oracle JDBC to choose the right fetch size value.
I want to read it!

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