Thursday, April 17, 2014

Oracle Priority Service Infogram for 17-APR-2014


RDBMS and Performance

Frequently Misused Metrics in Oracle, from The Oracle Alchemist.

Some notes from Tyler Muth on Oracle Database 10.2 De-Supported.

Also from Tyler Muth, a quick posting on Create Bigfile Tablespace – Oracle Managed Files (OMF).

Recovering a standby over the network in 12c, from Martin's Blog.

Data Pump Enhancements in Oracle Database 12c, from the ORACLE-BASE Blog.

DBAAS

From the dbi services blog: Implementing Oracle Database as a Service (DBAAS).

GoldenGate

MONITORING ORACLE GOLDEN GATE FROM SQL DEVELOPER, from the DBASOLVED blog.

SOAP

How to restrict data coming back from a SOAP Call, from Angelo Santagata's Blog.

Oracle Internet Expenses

Oracle Fusion Expenses - Mobile app for R12, from the Oracle Internet Expenses blog.

APEX

APEX 5 first peek - Themes & Templates, from grassroots oracle.

EPM Mobile

A new video introducing EPM Mobile is available on YouTube. You can find this video, and other EPM videos, here: http://www.youtube.com/user/OracleEPMWebcasts

Security


CVE-2013-5211 Input Validation vulnerability in NTP, from the Third Party Vulnerability Resolution Blog.

...and Finally

From the ever-useful LifeHacker: This Tipping Infographic Shows Who Expects Tips, and How Much.

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