Thursday, March 27, 2014

Oracle Priority Service Infogram for 28-MAR-2014


OOW Proposals Now Open

Time to get your 15 minutes of fame at Oracle OpenWorld: Submit your proposal for a presentation at OpenWorld.

And from Market Wired: Oracle Announces Call for Proposals for MySQL Connect @ OpenWorld 2014.

Support

From Ardent Performance Computing this handy tip: Command Line Attachment to Oracle Support Service Request.

Performance

Oak Table member Kyle Hailey discusses Oracle : buffer busy wait.

From DBASOLVED: COMBAT WITH AN ENQUEUE WAIT EVENT (ENQ: HW–CONTENTION).

ASM

Long White Virtual Clouds posts on: Choosing the Right ASM Allocation Unit for a Virtualized Oracle Database.

Linux and Java

From WEBUPD8: HOW TO INSTALL ORACLE JAVA 8 IN DEBIAN VIA REPOSITORY [JDK8].

Linux

From LifeHacker: Learn Basic Linux Commands with This Downloadable Cheat Sheet

APEX

From (YABAOAE) Yet Another Blog About Oracle Application Express: Faster Rendering of Charts in Oracle Application Express.

OID

What Hashing Algorithm OID uses to store user Password : SSHA or MD5, from Online Apps DBA.

SOA and ADF

ADF Unleashed posts about: Consuming Async SOA in a WebService Proxy.

From the Oracle Developer Community: Oracle Forms on iPad using ADF Mobile: ODTUG Webinar.

WLS and OBIEE

From INTEGRIGY: OBIEE Security and WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST).

Simple Sample Custom Database Authenticator for Oracle Weblogic Server 11g by middleware wonders from WebLogic Partner Community EMEA.

Business Computing


From Forbes: Oracle's Secret Sauce: Why Exadata Is Rocking the Tech Industry.

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