Thursday, August 21, 2014

Oracle Priority Service Infogram for 21-AUG-2014


OpenWorld

Each week leading up to OpenWorld we will be publishing various announcements, schedules, tips, etc. related to the event.

This week:

The OpenWorld Facebook page.

RDBMS

Oracle Restart to autostart your oracle database, listener and services on linux, from the Amis Technology Blog.

Removing passwords from Oracle scripts: Wallets and Proxy Users, from the DBA Survival Blog.

Restore datafile from service: A cool #Oracle 12c Feature, from The Oracle Instructor.

Performance

A list of excellent past postings on Execution Plans from Oracle Scratchpad.

Fusion

New Whitepaper: Building a Custom Fusion Application, from Fusion Applications Developer Relations

SOA

Setup GMail as mail provider for SOA Suite 12c – configure SMTP certificate in trust store, from AMIS Technology Blog.

APEX

From grassroots – oracle: APEX Printer Friendliness using CSS Media Queries.


Big Data Appliance

Rittman Mead and Oracle Big Data Appliance, from….Rittman Mead, of course.

WLS

Setting V$SESSION for a WLS Datasource, from The WebLogic Server Blog.
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