Wednesday, February 8, 2012

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Cloud Computing

The Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control blog informs us that Cloud Management documentation has been enhanced and released.

The Oracle Enterprise Manager blog tells us about Delivering Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) with Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c.
 

RDBMS

Rulegen dives into some of the mechanics of how triggers fire during a merge: Statement-level constraint validation: MERGE + MTI.

Over at Triggers Considered Harmful, Considered Harmful is a posting on Where TK agrees with TK (or: why are triggers harmful). So between the title of the article and the title of the blog, figuring out what I should think of triggers makes me wish I paid more attention in algebra class so I could parse the whole thing out.
 

SQL Developer

SQL Developer 3.1 production is now available.   
SQL Developer on OTN

...and the That Jeff Smith blog provides you with Your Guide to New Features in Oracle SQL Developer version 3.1.

SOA

The A-Team - SOA (didn't they have a TV show?) are pleased to announce that the SOA 11G Database Growth Management Strategy white paper (the 'purging' whitepaper) is now available.

Trace

We don’t usually share links that involve buying things (at least not things we don’t sell. But Cary Milsap recommends this site/product in a Tweet. If you can’t trust Cary Milsap, who can you trust? get your traces - yourself at berxblog.

PeopleSoft and MOS 

Sometimes it's hard to find the patches you need in MOS. Here's a document to assist on PeopleSoft patches in particular: Searching using the Certifications Application.

 Oracle Support

The Proactive Support EPM and BI blog has a pointer to a good note on Hot Topics on MOS and patches.

Performance

Jonathan Lewis has his new book out: Oracle Core: Essential Internals for DBAs and Developers.

At his blog this week there is an engaging experiment in Index naming.

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