I have started working with object types and “mining” the data dictionary views for related information so I can generate useful reports. For the most part, the views are clear and helpful. I am stumped, however, when it comes to determining the kind of method found in the object type (static, constructor or member). How can I get this information?
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This post was written by techhair on November 20, 2008
I just took a new job and discovered that the development team edits and saves our source code directly in the database. In all previous positions, we saved source code to files, and used the database as the platform testing and, of course, deployment. My new teammates argue that by storing code in the database it is easier to deploy over to the test and production instances. In addition, they say it is easier to share among all developers, since access is controlled by the schema into which we connect. And, besides, they’ve always done it this way. What would you recommend?
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This post was written by techhair on November 20, 2008
Database Backup and Recovery expert Brian Peasland explains why Oracle FTP utility cannot be used for importing data from Oracle 11g into 10g.
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This post was written by techarchitect on September 11, 2008
An expert explains when and how Oracle ANALYZE command should be used and provides examples to help you avoid complications when using command.
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This post was written by techarchitect on September 11, 2008
Database Backup and Recovery expert Brian Peasland explains how to complete an Oracle installation on Linux including how to migrate and export an Oracle 8i production database.
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This post was written by techarchitect on September 11, 2008
Oracle will acquire ClearApp, a maker of composite application monitoring and management software, to round out its service-oriented architecture portfolio.
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This post was written by techarchitect on September 11, 2008
Database Backup and Recovery expert Brian Peasland explains how to complete an Oracle installation on Linux including how to migrate and export an Oracle 8i production database.
Posted under Databases, Oracle, Software development
This post was written by techarchitect on September 11, 2008
Oracle will acquire ClearApp, a maker of composite application monitoring and management software, to round out its service-oriented architecture portfolio.
Posted under Databases, Oracle, Software development
This post was written by techarchitect on September 11, 2008
More than five years after Siebel first created Siebel OnDemand, Oracle is now offering a pre-built, packaged integration between on-demand and on-premise systems.
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This post was written by techarchitect on September 11, 2008
More than five years after Siebel first created Siebel OnDemand, Oracle is now offering a pre-built, packaged integration between on-demand and on-premise systems.
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This post was written by techarchitect on September 11, 2008
SearchOracle talks with Floyd Teter from Oracle Applications User Group about BEA-related content to expect at Oracle OpenWorld 2008. Discover what Teter thinks Oracle and BEA customers should look for at conference, what he expects to hear from Oracle about BEA and what he looks forward to personally.
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This post was written by techarchitect on September 11, 2008
SearchOracle talks with Floyd Teter from Oracle Applications User Group about BEA-related content to expect at Oracle OpenWorld 2008. Discover what Teter thinks Oracle and BEA customers should look for at conference, what he expects to hear from Oracle about BEA and what he looks forward to personally.
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This post was written by techarchitect on September 11, 2008
One of the great benefits of the Oracle-BEA integration has been a tremendous influx of new blogging (and Twittering) talent. (This process has only just begun in fact.) Here are just a few of the new stars in the Blogs.Oracle.com firmament (there are others on the way), most I would think formerly of Dev2Dev:
Aseem Bajaj (WebLogic Server)
Sean Boiling (Middleware)
Bob Rhubart (Architecture)
Michael Stamback (SOA Governance)
Chris Tomkins (Service Bus)
I also want to welcome some other new blogs and bloggers, not specifically BEA-related:
Social CRM Blog
Oracle Developer Tools Blog
Oracle Certification Blog
Oracle OpenWorld Blog
Visualize This (Enterprise Visualization Blog)
Pervasive Computing Blog
May I remind any new bloggers reading this post, BTW, that we need your name here (and here for Tweeters). This is a wiki-based self-service process now, so get to it.
Signing off for now and for the following week, as I intend to be drinking Tecates on the beach, with no digital connections whatsoever.
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This post was written by techhair on September 8, 2008
This primer aims to guide you through the basics of architecting an event-driven SOA by introducing the concepts underlying EDA, and by describing how they can be applied to SOA.
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This post was written by techhair on September 8, 2008
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