Blogger of Note
We frequently post items from Jonathan Lewis, so he is our 'Blogger of Note' this issue. He lets us know his wish for a more efficient way to gather stats (Dev, are you listening?): I wish. While you are there, don't miss his home page with its great list of quotes: Oracle Scratchpad.
EBS
From the Oracle E-Business Technology blog:
SQL
A very seasonal approach to SQL over at the So Many Oracle Manuals, So Little Time blog, based on the old Christmas song and starting from relational algebra: The 12 Days of SQL: 12 Things Every Oracle DBA and Developer Should Know About SQL (Day 1)
Also in the wonderful world of SQL is this posting on Factorial in Oracle SQL – using both new Recursive Subquery and classic Connect By approach from the AMIS Technology blog. Complex and useful.
Continuing the theme of complexities of SQL, here is a posting from Triggers Considered Harmful, Considered Harmful: "Workarounds" for ORA-04091
Performance
Some good solid material on the Challenges and Chances of the 11g Query Optimizer at the Striving for Optimal Performance blog.
SQL Developer
A couple of good postings on SQL Developer over at the That Jeff Smith blog:
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BI
Check in once in a while on the EPM / BI Information Center, as pointed out in this posting at the Proactive Support EPM and BI blog.
ATG
Using ATG? Looking at Exalogic? Here's a whitepaper where the two come together.
Big Data
Some videos on Big Data from the experts at The Data Warehouse Insider.
New Releases
Really Cool Stuff Department
I never did anything more audibly amusing in the old days than putting an AM radio next to my 286 AT to listen to the RF coming out of it, but this is several levels of magnitude better than that: (Making a scanner sing) To all those old geeks out there at the Annals of Oracle's Improbable Errors blog.
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