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Orcas in the internet

On this page you will find a collection of articles and documents, which report on Orcas.

German blog articles about Orcas

  • Approaches for the database schema management or how do Continuous Integration for the database by Olaf Jessensky on the 30th June 2015
  • Getting Started with Orcas or easy Continuous Delivery for the database by Olaf Jessensky on the 4th of August 2015

Whitepaper about Orcas

  • Orcas: Continuous Delivery for the database by Olaf Jessensky
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About Orcas

Orcas is an Open Source Deployment framework for transferring an existing database schema into a target state defined by Orcas. Orcas stands for Oracle adaptive schemas” and is only compatible with Oracle RDBMS.