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Concluding my review of 2004, today going from July through to December.
July
July started with
an explanation of Oracle’s
new Information Architecture, "a model that describes how Oracle’s
products can be used to create a ‘modern, real-time enterprise’. It uses the new
10g server technology (database, application server) together with the
e-Business Suite and the new Customer Data Hub, with application [...]

It’s traditional at this time to do a "review of the year", so here’s a look back at this blog
during 2004, starting today with January through to June.
January
January started
off with an article by Seth Grimes that compared XML/A and JOLAP, the two
competing standards for OLAP querying. According to Seth, "I believe that
JOLAP will prove a [...]

It’s
almost that time of year again, and in a couple of days we’ll be off to Ireland
for the Christmas break to stay with Janet’s family (Note to burglars – the
house has an alarm and the neighbours are in next door)
As I’ll be banned from taking the laptop (and no doubt my

"Oracle10g OCP New Features For [...]

It’s
almost that time of year again, and in a couple of days we’ll be off to Ireland
for the Christmas break to stay with Janet’s family (Note to burglars – the
house has an alarm and the neighbours are in next door)
As I’ll be banned from taking the laptop (and no doubt my

"Oracle10g OCP New Features For [...]

Nicholas Goodman is
running another article in his

Oracle Warehouse Builder "Paris" early review series, this time on the

data profiling feature within "Paris".

It’s a pretty in-depth look at the profiling feature, and also comes with a
number of screenshots that show off the new Oracle Business Intelligence 10g
"look and feel". According to the article, "The new Data
Profiling features [...]