Thursday, October 9, 2014

Oracle Priority Support Infogram for 09-OCT-2014


Looking Back on OpenWorld

The first wave of impressions and information from OpenWorld are rolling in. Soon the wealth of articles will follow.

The keynotes and other key presentations from OOW.

Mobile Highlights from OOW14, from Oracle Fusion Middleware.

From Oracle's Virtualization Blog: Friday Spotlight: Highlights from Oracle OpenWorld 2014

From AMIS TECHNOLOGY BLOG: Major take-aways from Oracle OpenWorld 2014 – some relevant conclusions

From Shay Shmeltzer’s Blog: An OOW Summary from the ADF and MAF perspective

RDBMS

Chris Warticki pointed this valuable resource out on Twitter: Oracle Database 12c In-Memory Series

Big Data

Adding Oracle Big Data SQL to ODI12c to Enhance Hive Data Transformations, from Rittman Meade.

MySQL

MySQL 5.7.5: GROUP BY respects functional dependencies!\, from Roland Bouman's blog.

OID

From Frankie goes to Hollywood, Oracle DIP Filtering

WLS

From the WebLogic Server Blog: WebLogic Server 12.1.3 on JDK 8.

Analytics

From Business Analytics - Proactive Support: Business Analytics Monthly Index - September 2014

Solaris

Have Solaris? Need patching? There’s a blog for that: Solaris SRUs, patches, and IDRs available on MOS for bash vulnerabilities CVE-2014-6271, CVE-2014-7169, CVE-2014-7186, CVE-2014-7187, from Patch Corner.

Security

From CIO: 3 Scary, But True, Security Tales

EBS

From the Oracle E-Business Suite Support Blog:

Attention iProcurement Users! Patch 19289104:R12.ICX.B has been obsoleted



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