Thursday, June 27, 2013

Oracle Priority Service Infogram for 27-JUN-2013

RDBMS

It’s here! 12c, that is, and there are lots of posts and pointers to it showing up:

From Pythian: Oracle 12c RAC On your laptop, Step by Step Guide. To which I say: Fine, putting 12c RAC on your laptop. Pretty cool. But can you put it on a tablet?

From That Jeff Smith:

Oracle Database 12c By Example – SQL Developer and Multitenant  

From Upgrade your Database - NOW!: Oracle Database 12c is available for download now!

as well as this one: New White Paper about Upgrade to Oracle Database 12c.

Performance

Pythian asks the question: Do you know if your database is slow? I’d say it’s from all the people on the phone yelling at you, but they actually go into a bit more detail.

RAC

From Jaffar's (Mr RAC) Oracle blog: Rejoining a node to a 2 node cluster on Windows Platform - Yet another learning experience.

SOA

At OTN: Service Categories: Canonizing a Language for Architecture: An SOA Service Category Matrix.

Fusion

From RittmanMead: Using OBIEE SampleApp 305 in VM Fusion.

At the Oracle A-Team Chronicles: How to perform a Technical Setup for HR2HR Integration in Fusion HCM on-premise.

Linux

From OTN Garage: How to Get Started Using DTrace on Oracle Linux.

Solaris

Opentext releases Opentext Archive Storage Server 10.5 on Solaris 11, at the Solaris and Systems Information for ISVs blog.

Staying Entertained the Oracle Way


At Oracle Technology Network's Blog: It's Not TV- It's OTN: Top 10 Videos on the OTN YouTube Channel.
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