Richard Foote Consulting

  Time is fast running out to enroll for one of my acclaimed seminars I’ll be running in London, UK in March 2020. The dates and registration links are as follows: 23-24 March 2020: “Oracle Indexing Internals and Best Practices” Seminar – Tickets and Registration Link 25-26 March 2020: “Oracle Performance Diagnostics and Tuning” Seminar […]

Places are filling up, but there are still some available at both of my acclaimed seminars that I’ll be running in London, UK in March 2020. The dates and registration links are as follows: 23-24 March 2020: “Oracle Indexing Internals and Best Practices” seminar – Tickets and Registration Link 25-26 March 2020: “Oracle Performance Diagnostics and […]

UPDATE: ALL TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE !! Attention Oracle Professionals in the United Kingdom !! I have now finalised all the dates and venues for a series of my popular and critically acclaimed “Oracle Indexing Internals and Best Practices” seminar I’ll be running in the UK in February 2018. I’m extremely excited as […]

Firstly, a huge thank-you to everyone who has enroled in one of my “Indexing Internals and Best Practices” Seminars running soon is Australia. The feedback and overall reaction has been extremely positive and I can’t wait to present all the material I’ve been putting together these past few weeks. There are currently limited places still […]

I’ll be running a fully revised and updated version of my acclaimed “Oracle Indexing Internals and Best Practices” seminar throughout Australia in Oct/Nov 2017. Previous versions of this seminar have been hugely popular and run in some 18 countries. This updated version will feature lots of new material including 12c related indexing capabilities and recommendations. […]

Today is the official launch of Richard Foote Consulting, my new independent company in which I’ll be providing specialist Oracle Database consulting and training services, focusing on database performance tuning, database problem resolutions and database health check assessments (at least until everyone moves across to the new self-tuning Oracle Cloud database). Based on all the […]