Monday, June 28th, 2004 by Mark Rittman
One or two people have mentioned to me that it’s sometimes difficult to find
content on this site after it’s been published, so with this in mind I’ve
reworked some of the site navigation to make things easier to find. It’s work in
progress at the moment (so you might find a few broken links) but I’ve
introduced a [...]
Monday, June 28th, 2004 by Mark Rittman
John Topley is putting together a series
of articles that teach the basics of Jakarta Struts development, using
Oracle JDeveloper as the IDE. Entitled "Jakarta Struts De-Mystified",
John introduces the series as:
"There are now many good books on the framework and the online documentation is quite mature for an open-source project; but in spite of this, I have [...]
Thursday, June 24th, 2004 by Mark Rittman
Well there you go. Only
the other day I was talking about there not being an application front-end
for Oracle Data Mining, and now Oracle go and release one. Oracle Data Miner is
a new end-user application for Oracle Data Mining 10g that has just been
made available on
OTN in a pre-release version.
"Oracle Data Miner is a graphical user [...]
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2004 by Mark Rittman
Controversial bit of news from Oracle on the forthcoming
10g OCP DBA certification path.
Certcities reports that Oracle are reducing the exam requirement for the 10g
OCP DBA to just two exams, from the current four required for the 9i DBA OCP.
"6/21/2004 — This weekend Oracle unveiled its 10g track of database
certifications, featuring a significant reduction [...]
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2004 by Mark Rittman
If you’ve got an interest in Oracle performance tuning, you’ll probably have
seen references to something called event 10046. Event 10046 is an undocumented,
but well known feature within the Oracle database that generates detailed
information on how a statement is parsed, what the values of bind variables are,
and what wait events occurred during a particular session. Activating [...]
