Thursday, March 28, 2013

Oracle Priority Support Infogram for 28-MAR-2013


TTS

I was researching an issue for an upcoming move for a customer and found this excellent summation on transportable tablespaces at Oracle DB/EM Troubleshooting: Master Note: Transportable Tablespaces (TTS) -- Common Questions and Issues.

RDBMS

From the charmingly named Triggers Considered Harmful, Considered Harmful blog: And what about table constraints?

Some magic from The Oracle Alchemist: Cloning Your Oracle Installation.

OEM

From Oracle Enterprise Manager by way of Eddie Awad's tweet: Using Advanced Notifications in Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c.

WebCenter

At Oracle WebCenter & ADF Architecture Team (A-Team): Java Object Cache in a clustered WebCenter Spaces environment.

Support

At the Get Proactive—The Insider's Track blog: Improve Your Hardware Support Experience.

WLS

The WebLogic Partner Community Newsletter March 2013 is available from the WebLogic Partner Community EMEA blog.

Linux

A new Oracle Linux blog is out there: Oracle Mainline Linux Kernel Development.

Solaris

Video from the lab where older Solaris gear is tested for performance. From OTN.

EBS

Oracle EBS 12.1.3 JDBC Connection Lock Issue is discussed by Pythian.

At the Oracle Apps Blog: R12 Cloning: adcrdb.sh missing from file system.

BI

A small, cold cup of water cast into the face of the report users lined up at your desk from Rittman Mead: Report Flexibility, or Split-Second Performance : Pick One or the Other.

SOA

From the Oracle SOA Suite - Team Blog, some wisdom on Oracle Event Processing for Oracle Java Embedded: Push Fast Data to the Edge.

...And Finally

Okay, it's not often you say: 'Wow, cool spreadsheet, dude!', but here it is: This epic accountant turned your dull Excel spreadsheet into an awesome RPG, at TNW The Next Web.

Eddie Awad recently tweeted this article: 12 Most High-Powered Ways to Use Google Search Queries in Daily Life.
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