Thursday, September 30th, 2004 by Mark Rittman
Richard Foote :
"Yet
Another Presentation On Extended SQL Trace". See also - David Kurtz :
"tkprof: Who? What? How? When? Where? Why? -or- SQL Trace: All of the Questions
and None of the Answers"
I went along to
Cary
Millsap’s talk at the UKOUG UNIX SIG the other day, and have spent quite a
bit of time since then tracing code and […]
Thursday, September 30th, 2004 by Mark Rittman
Creating a map portlet for Oracle
Portal : "I was asked the other day to provide and example of how one
might integrate Oracle Location technologies and mapping with Oracle Portal.
Although there are many ways to do this, my immediate thought was, well, what
kind of information does this portal already provide? […]
Thursday, September 30th, 2004 by Mark Rittman
Microsoft
Unleashes a Deluge of BI Goodies : "ORLANDO, Fla. Microsoft
Corp. is flooding the BI market yet again.
This time around, the company is announcing new SQL Server Report Packs
for Exchange and Business Solutions CRM; Report Builder, a tool that opens up
simple report creation to the masses; and a rechristened version of DTS (Data
Transformation […]
Wednesday, September 29th, 2004 by Mark Rittman
In interesting new aspect of Oracle s recent data warehousing product
announcements has been an emphasis on real-time, and near-real-time, data
warehousing. So what is real-time and near-real-time data warehousing all about,
why might your business users start asking for it, and how would you implement
them using the Oracle 10g database and Oracle Warehouse Builder? Find […]
Wednesday, September 29th, 2004 by Mark Rittman
A couple of years ago I helped put together a
discussion forum
application using the PL/SQL Web Toolkit. We released two versions of it and
put it up on sourceforge,
and for a while it was used as the internal discussion board within our company.
If you’re familiar with PL/SQL, using the Web Toolkit is
actually quite fun, and it’s pretty […]
