You might know Martin Bach from his current role of talking about the new JavaScript engine in Oracle Database 23ai. But long before that, Martin has been a well respected professional in the Oracle community, with many a DBA being in debt to his knowledge and assistance.

In the final part of this 3 part series, Martin and I talk about working for Oracle, the latest release Oracle Database 23ai, and the role of Artificial Intelligence in general. Also, do we have any frustrations with the Oracle technology that we would like to improve?

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You might know Martin Bach from his current role of talking about the new JavaScript engine in Oracle Database 23ai. But long before that, Martin has been a well respected professional in the Oracle community, with many a DBA being in debt to his knowledge and assistance.

In this episode, Martin and I talk about the role of social media (blogs, video etc) in technical education, and cover the database books he has authored or co-authored over the years. And along similar lines to co-authorship, how Martin came to be working with Enkitec, a company renowned for having some of the best minds in the Oracle Database community.

If you like this episode, be sure you hit the Like button and share it with your colleagues. Catch me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/connor_mc_d if you have comments or questions.

You might know Martin Bach from his current role of talking about the new JavaScript engine in Oracle Database 23ai. But long before that, Martin has been a well respected professional in the Oracle community, with many a DBA being in debt to his knowledge and assistance.

In this episode, Martin and I talk about the beginnings of his Oracle career and how we had a lot in common with our experiences in the United Kingdom, even working for the same company at some point.

If you like this episode, be sure you hit the Like button and share it with your colleagues. Catch me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/connor_mc_d if you have comments or questions.