iPhone, BI and Hyperion, Apps Troubleshooting, New Book
Oracle on an iPhone
Well, no, not the RDBMS, yet, but you can read about iPhone and Oracle Business Indicators - First Impressions over at the Vlamis Software Solutions blog.
BI and Hyperion
At Business Intelligence - Oracle, a multipart article (this is part two) on Drilling from HFR to BI EE passing parameters.
Apps
A good article describing the process of troubleshooting a problem with iProcurement catalog bulk load over at the Oracle Apps blog.
New Performance Book
There's a new Oracle performance book out, and it comes with a recommendation from Cary Milsap, and you can't do better than that. While you're over at Cary's blog, read everything. He's a genius.
Turf Wars
Finally, next time you have a grandiose turf war over a product release between IT and Sales, just settle it with nurf weapons like in this video.
Official, Youbetcha Legalese
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