You’re invited to a NoCOUG conference where the spirit of CloudWorld 2024 will be alive with new innovations, insights, and discussions in the world of Oracle Database
Date: November 21, 2024
Where: Oracle Pleasanton, 5815 Owens Dr, Pleasanton
10 AM–11 AM
Mission Critical Data Engine Technologies in Oracle Database 23ai
Chinmayi Krishnappa
Enterprise applications are in the midst of a rapidly evolving landscape of AI and data driven decision making. In this talk, we will look at some of Oracle Database 23ai's Mission Critical Data Engine Technologies, and learn how they enable enterprises to adapt to the growing performance, scalability, and reliability requirements of modern OLTP and Analytic applications
11 AM–Noon
JSON Relational Duality
Shashank Gugnani
Today's applications represent and manipulate data in very different ways from relational databases. Over the years, multiple attempts have been made to bridge this mismatch, but each option traded one set of limitations for others. This session introduces a novel JSON Relational Duality approach that successfully bridges the mismatch and delivers better documents than document databases and more powerful operations on relational data.
1 PM–2 PM
AI Vector Search: Semantic Understanding of Enterprise Data
Agnivo Saha
Abstract: Vector Search represents a paradigm shift in how we approach information retrieval in the era of Artificial Intelligence. By transforming data into high-dimensional vectors and leveraging similarity metrics, vector search enables more nuanced and semantically meaningful search capabilities than traditional keyword-based approaches. Oracle AI Vector Search enables enterprise companies to build modern, generative AI applications using simple SQL primitives. The support includes addition of a new Vector datatype, approximate vector indexes, and new SQL operators for supporting an end-to-end semantic search pipeline. AI Vector Search is fully integrated with Oracle’s enterprise-grade functionality, such as transactions, Real Application Clusters (RAC), and Oracle Exadata.
2 PM–3 PM
Blocking SQL Injection and stolen login credentials with SQL Firewall
Chi Ching Chui
Abstract: SQL injection is one of the oldest and most frequently encountered database attack patterns on web applications. Join this session to explore the new Oracle Database security approaches, kernel-resident SQL Firewall (built into Oracle Database 23ai) to help mitigate the risks of SQL Injection and protect your database deployments.
