Thursday, April 30, 2015

Oracle Priority Support Infogram for 30-APR-2015


Linux

From Oracle’s Linux Blog: Friday Spotlight: Oracle Linux 7 - Optimizing Deployment Flexibility and Increasing ROI.

And from the same source: The April 2015 Oracle Linux Newsletter is Now Available

Fusion

From Fusion Applications Performance Issues, How to Increase Performance With Business Events in Fusion Applications

And from Fusion Applications Developer Relations: JDeveloper Versions Revisited

Java

Less Noisy NetBeans, from Geertjan’s Blog.

Mobile Computing

Oracle Database Mobile Server 12c (12.1.0.0.0) Released, from Oracle Partner Hub: ISV Migration Center Team.

SOA

Implementing Coherence and OWSM out-of-process on OSB, from the SOA & BPM Partner Community Blog.

Social Technology

What Does Facebook’s API Change Mean?, from Oracle Social Spotlight.

MySQL

From Oracle’s MySQL Blog: Importing and Backing Up with mysqldump

Demantra

From the Oracle Demantra blog: The table_reorg procedure ran for SALES_DATA errored due to lack of tablespace. Can I delete the RDF segments?

EBS

From the Oracle E-Business Suite Support blog:

Critical Update to the EBS Procurement Approvals Analyzer (Version 200.3)

So really why should I apply the March 2015 12.1.3: Procurement Family Update - Rollup Patch?

From the Oracle E-Business Suite Technology blog:

High Availability Configuration for Integrated SOA Gateway R12.2

Database Migration Using 12cR1 Transportable Tablespaces Now Certified for EBS 12.1.3

Best Practices for Optimizing Oracle XML Gateway Performance

…and Finally


Now you can listen to Wikipedia. No, not sounds on Wikimedia, but the sounds of edits being entered in various languages on Wikipedia itself. There’s a list on the bottom to add and remove languages to the stream.

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