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The Future of Oracle DBA Work in a AI Era

Artificial Intelligence is entering a new era. What started as productivity assistance has now evolved into digital teammates capable of performing business tasks independently. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently outlined a three-phase roadmap that explains how AI will reshape workplaces in the coming years. This article breaks down these phases and explains how this transformation will impact Oracle DBAs specifically.   Phase 1: Copilot- AI as a Personal Assistant The first evolution in workplace AI began with tools like Microsoft Copilot. Copilot functions as a personal digital assistant inside daily-use applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, and coding tools.   What Copilot Helps With Drafting documents and emails Summarising long reports and meetings Analysing Excel data Creating PowerPoint slides Generating or reviewing code Automating routine writing tasks   Phase 2: Digital Labor - AI Agents as Virtual...

Understanding and Configuring PCP in Oracle EBS

  1. What is PCP? PCP stands for Parallel Concurrent Processing . It allows Concurrent Managers in Oracle E-Business Suite to run on multiple nodes instead of just one. Why use PCP? Load Balancing – Distributes workload across multiple nodes for better performance. High Availability – If one node fails, managers can failover to another node. Failover and Failback – Automatically moves managers to available nodes during failure and back when the node is restored.   2. PCP Setup Types RAC Database Setup – Commonly used with PCP. Non-RAC Setup – PCP can still work without RAC by using TNS aliases for connectivity.   3. How PCP Works Each node runs Concurrent Managers. Managers connect to the database using TWO_TASK (TNS alias) defined in: adcmctl.sh gsmstart.sh   4. Internal Monitor (IMON) Optional Service but recommended. Monitors the  Internal Concurrent M...