Thursday, October 16, 2014

Oracle Priority Support Infogram for 16-OCT-2014


RDBMS

From Pythian: Log Buffer #391, A Carnival of the Vanities for DBAs

Services

A good metaphor on services at LinkedIn from Albert Barron: Pizza as a Service.

Why you should use Application Services with your Oracle Database, from The Oracle Instructor.

SQL Developer

Real Time SQL Monitoring Support in Oracle SQL Developer [Video], From that Jeff Smith.

EBS

New Innovative Learning Solution for Oracle E-Business Suite, from Oracle University.

Java

From Across the Universe: JavaOne presentations available

OEM

Using JVM Diagnostics (JVMD) to help tune production JVMs, the Oracle Enterprise Manager blog.

Security

From Securelist: Mobile Cyber-threats: A Joint Study by Kaspersky Lab and INTERPOL.

Business

10 Body Language Tips Every Speaker Must Know (Infographic), from Entrepeneur.

Books


An interesting new marketing approach: Fluent Python is being published by O’Reilly as an early release.

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