Thursday, January 9, 2014

Oracle Priority Service Infogram for 09-JAN-2014


RDBMS

An exercise in troubleshooting from Pythian: Disabling Triggers in Oracle 11.2.0.4.

Oracle Internals

From Oracle Scratchpad this week: CR Trivia.

Releases

It's fresh from the oven! 12c Release 1 at Technet.

SQL Developer

From that JEFF SMITH: Oracle SQL Developer 4 and the Oracle Client.

Webcasts

Partner Webcast – Oracle Engineered Systems & Partner Service Opportunities, coming up on Jan. 16.

3rd Dimension of Performance Management, from The Performance Institute and Oracle, coming up on 23 January.

OEM

From the Oracle Enterprise Manager blog: Create a Database Instance without DB Control Schema.

Linux

Migrate Oracle Database from HP-UX to Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Storage

Randy Martineau explains the future of Oracle's tape storage solution.

Data Integration

From the Exadata Partner Community - EMEA blog: Partner webcast Jan.14th - New data integration product releases: Oracle Data Integrator 12c and Oracle GoldenGate 12c.

BI

From RittmanMead: Customisations in BI Apps 11.1.1.7.1 Part 1: Category 1 Changes.

Oracle Support

The latest from Chris Warticki’s All Things Oracle.

Ops Center

Notifications, from the Ops Center blog.

EBS

From the Oracle E-Business Suite Support Blog:

Are you thinking about Upgrading to Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.2?

Webcast: Oracle Subledger Accounting (SLA) Basics: Overview, Setup & Data Model

ATG Webcast:Business Intelligence (BI) Mobile App Designer Overview

Mark Your Calendars for January HCM Webcasts

Teleservice Timezone Functionality (R12.2.2)

Webcast: Understand & Resolve AutoInvoice Validation Errors With The AutoInvoice Post-Process Validation Report

Oracle Enterprise Manager: Advanced Management of Oracle E-Business Suite

From the Oracle E-Business Suite Technology blog:

Java (JDK) 7 Certified with E-Business Suite 12.2 Servers

Which JDeveloper Version Works With Your EBS Release?

Security

We've mentioned this before at the Infogram, but those of you who place your trust in the inherent good of human nature may need to start keeping an eye on the folks in the break room when it comes to security. Not only are internal employees carrying out security breaches, this article at InformationWeek lets us know that it is more than one third of the instances: Think Hackers Are IT's Biggest Threat? Guess Again.

The 7 best habits of effective security pros, from CSO Online.

Big Data

From Oracle PartnerNetwork News: The Future of Data Warehouses in the Age of Big Data.

...And Finally


Thomas Edison would be pleased: Researchers Are Making A 3D Printer That Can Build A House In 24 Hours.

From the ever fun lifehacker: Why Music Helps You Memorize Items.

Who would have thought something so nasty could look so cool: Harmful Viruses Made of Beautiful Glass, at Visual News.

And a neat article on fonts (this from an editor whose font scheme is usually: Times New Roman. That is all: The science behind fonts (and how they make you feel).

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