EBS
The latest from the Oracle E-Business Suite Technology blog:
Eddie Awad
linked to this posting by Alex Antonatos
in his Twitter feed: More
Tips on Upgrading from EBS R11 to R12.
Exadata
The guru of all that is indexed, Richard Foote, posted his second in a series on Exadata
Storage Indexes Part II – Differences With Database Indexes (Space Dementia).
Exalytics
It's all in the ex's. A good series from Rittman Mead Consulting on: Oracle
Exalytics, Oracle R Enterprise and Endeca Part 2 : Oracle Endeca, the Advanced
Analytics Option and Oracle Exalytics.
WLS
SPARC
Who put the snap in Superman's cape? SPARC, apparently: What Makes
SPARC SuperCluster Super.
And from the Oracle
EMEA Value-Added Distributor News: eSTEP
Techcast "An Update on OVM Server for SPARC".
Cloud Control
A good post over at Database
Journal on Oracle
Enterprise Manager 12c Cloud Control - Incident Manager - Part One.
And from the SOA
& BPM Partner Community Blog: Learning
Library – Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c: Best Practices for Middleware
Management.
MySQL
OOW
The first wave of the post-OpenWorld stories is upon us,
as in this summation from Amis Technology
Blog: OOW 2012
– The Big Stories.
Coding
Over at Gorban.org
there's a rather inspirational Software
Architecture cheat sheet. It has items like 'Testable', 'Orthogonal', etc.
All very laudable. Very unlike my architecture cheatsheet from the time, years
ago, that I was a developer. That one ran: "Do they pay me enough for this
grief? Yes --> Code it. No --> Distract the client by pointing up and
saying 'Look, an eclipse!' and run out of the room."
…And Finally
As we wrote earlier, there are teams of scientists working
on a warp drive. Now there’s another group developing dilithium
crystals. The 3-d printers are a
long way from being replicators, unless you want ‘Tea, Earl Grey, Plastic’, but
we seem to be getting closer to Star Trek by the week.
And if you are going to start building Data the android
you might want to look at David
Deutsch’s views on artificial intelligence. He’s one of the great minds of our
age, so it’s worth a read.
Is your organization spread all over the globe (though
not the galaxy, yet)? Robin King found a very handy utility
for finding meeting times for people in a variety of time zones.
Over at Lifehacker,
something clever, verging on devious. I like that. Make
a Coughing Ringtone to Go Unnoticed When You Forget to Silence Your Phone.
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