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This webinar will include an introduction to Big Data and topics like
Hadoop and NoSQL along with discussion of Oracle's Big Data Appliance and Oracle
R Enterprise for Big Data Analytics. Shyam will discuss the industry landscape
and use cases to benefit from the use of Big Data. Attendees will learn about
Oracle R and how to apply it for Big Data Analytics.
This presentation will expose the power of Oracle Application
Express, a powerful rapid web application development tool included at
no charge with every Oracle database since version 9.2. In less than an
hour, you will learn what APEX does extremely well and how to quickly
develop secure web based applications using this powerful tool.
Shown with live demos.
Application Express provides a lot of wonderful features with
Interactive Reports (IR) that allow end-users to develop their own
custom reports. The question for developers is how to "break-in" to the
black box to customize the interactive reports and use them the most
effectively. This presentation will show attendees how the interactive
reports are generated and managed by Oracle. In addition, discussion
will revolved around best practices and considerations when developing
with IR's.
In today's economic environment, organizations must be constantly
focused on managing performance. An emerging trend is the role of Chief
Performance Officer, a single point of focus for enterprise performance
management within an organization. Part technologist, part business
executive and part communicator, the CPO helps organizations to better
understand and take proactive measures in managing performance. In this
session, Tony Politano will outline the keys to successfully rolling out
performance management and BI in your organization and how an Oracle
platform can provide a scalable solution for any organization.
Oracle Database 11g is a revolutionary product release in terms of
the capabilities and features it brings to enterprise IT to reduce
costs, improve productivity, and enable IT to meet and in some cases
surpass the business drivers of many corporations. PL/SQL is no
exception to this revolution and is an often overlooked strength of the
platform. This presentation will cover 10 of the most compelling new
features and enhancements to the the PL/SQL language and development
platform.
There are a number of encryption schemes and data protection
technologies being marketed today. Do they offer the same levels of
protection? What risks to data exist in the different schemes? How can a
company decide between competing encryption technologies? This session
will review the latest methodologies and technologies, such as Type
Preserving Encryption, Data Masking, Tokenization and Database Activity
Monitoring. This session is focused on answering the question "How can
IT security professionals provide data protection in the most cost
effective manner in an Oracle environment?"
This presentation will show how to migrate a
Discoverer Metadata to an OBIEE environment. Eugene will discuss the
architecture and processing of OBIEE from a high level, and then explain
how to complete the migration. The demonstration will show how to move
the metadata using Oracle tools, and how to verify the success of the
migration.
Michael Richards, Oracle Subject Matter Expert
June 3, 2008
Star Transformation & Optimization
This presentation illustrates how to utilize the Star Schema for
performance advantages leveraging "Star Query Transformation" vs. the
traditional Third Normal Form Snowflake schema. Mike will explain how
the Oracle Optimizer prunes a query's result set with its conversion of
many logical joins into a single operation using Bitmap Indexes. He will
also answer the question of why Bitmaps should not just be used for low
cardinality and are up to 100 times faster than traditional indexes.
David Gnau, Senior Sales Consultant - Oracle Corporation
Learn about the evolution, benefits, and basic partition strategy in
Oracle from its introduction in 8.0 to our latest version in 11g. Learn
how partitioning can improve performance, simplify database
manageability and availability. David will review new partitioning
features in 11g, such as interval, reference, and virtual column based
partitioning. In addition, this presentation will touch upon how
partitioning can reduce the costs of ILM ( Information
Lifecycle Management).
Shyam Nath & Ratan Vakil, Oracle Corporation
August 17, 2006
An Inside Look at
Oracle OLAP with Advanced Analytics
The presentation covers the definition of OLAP and a comparison
of OLAP to OLTP technologies. A case will be made why organizations
require both OLTP and OLAP solutions. Examples of the wide ranging use
of OLAP tools across different industries, types of organizations and
expected business solutions will be highlighted.
The Oracle OLAP products are covered, together with a demonstration
of some of the OLAP tools.
Tina Yetman, Oracle Corporation
Enterprise BI for Better Decisions
A look at building a complete business intelligence architecture. Focuse
on key business scenarios that will lead you through a complete process
of transforming / loading data into a data warehouse (both relational
and multi-dimensional data structures). Covers building end-user reports
and deploying them through a custom dashboard. There are 3 zip files
for this presentation ORACLE BI PUBLISHER ENTERPRISE
REPORTING & DELIVERY ORACLE ENTERPRISE BI ORACLE BUSINESS ACTIVITY
MONITOR
Richard Solari, Senior Product Manager
of Data Mining Technologies, Oracle
Oracle9i
Data Mining 06/18/02 -PAPER [505K]PRESENTATION
[150K] - What is data mining and how it fits into the
world of business intelligence and more specifically, how it fits into
the Oracle 9i infrastructure.
Detailed focus will be on the 2 areas where data mining is being used
today.
1. The use of data mining technologies to solve business problems.
We will share some real world projects that we have used data mining
for.
2. The integration of data mining technologies into other applications,
such as CRM, to create analytical intelligence within these
applications.
When it comes to the backup and recovery infrastructure of the Exadata
Database Machine, conventional solutions often have only limited performance to
keep up with Exadata throughput, whereas Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance can be
configured as a very fast, capable, and easy-to-manage backup and recovery
solution for any Exadata environment. In this session Husnu Sensoy will describe
some of the configuration possibilities of the ZFS Storage Appliance to create a
flexible backup and recovery environment for Exadata, as well as various tuning
do's and dont's to maximize your backup and recovery performance.
This webinar will discuss the bare bones RMAN setup items that will
bulletproof your image backups. There are many emerging bells and whistles with
11gR2. This session will present the top 10 setup items that are fundamental to
writing recoverable RMAN backups from day one. After the basic setup, the
technologist can move on to leverage some of the new-fangled functionality of
this legacy but developing backup solution. Topics covered include: present
configuration and implementation items. use of a recovery catalog, block change
tracking, restore database validate, and the ultimate configuration requirement-controlfile
autobackup. If you read the fine print in the documentation, you would find
assumptions of setup items that are expected to be in place to allow feature XYZ
to work as documented. The nature of those assumptions is at the heart of this
webinar. The target audience is beginner to experienced.
For most database administrators, monitoring performance means checking
that nothing is horribly wrong with waits or locks or the top 5 SQL
statements by CPU, logical I/Os, or physical I/Os. For most developers,
the database is something fairly abstract, usually at the root of their
performance issues, for which the usual panacea is called "indexing".
When they meet, they have trouble reconciling their visions and looking
for solutions or improvements. But in fact Oracle can tell more about
the application it runs than the top waits or the top SQL statements -
even if you have to read between the lines. I'll try to briefly take you
through a few analysis that can be made and can help DBAs and developers
to discuss more effectively.
The default platform for Oracle database/application servers is rapidly
moving towards virtual machines. This is why virtualizing Oracle
Databases on VMware is one of the largest growth areas in the IT
industry. This presentation will show attendees the various
virtualization alternative technologies and how virtualization works
under the covers. Key features such as vMotion, Storage vMotion, DRS /HA
clusters and SRM will show attendees how virtualization is completely
changing how Oracle environments are being managed. Success recipes for
virtualization projects and virtualization best practices will be
covered.
An Introduction to Cloud Computing, fundamental concepts, principles,
benefits, and challenges. The session will start with an overview of
Cloud and help to define what cloud is and what it consists of. Jordan
will cover what makes cloud computing unique from its predecessor
paradigms and why the industry is so excited about moving companies and
data centers into the cloud. The session will also cover practical
approaches to implementing a cloud project, both as a cloud provider or
a cloud consumer-in other words a methodology for "entering the cloud".
Also discussed will be challenges, dispelling myths, and how to take
incremental steps for getting started with a cloud implementation.
Statistics can make or break performance. While it may help in many
cases, it may hurt as well. Pending stats in Oracle 11g solve the
problem by bringing a sort of try-before-you-buy concept into statistics
management. In this session attendees will learn how to enable, test and
promote deferred statistics, gather history, use it for a test database
and use SQL Plan management to fix a plan using the statistic gathered
to go around the inefficient execution plan. Shown with live demos.
Marshall Presser
David Partridge
Oracle Corporation
June 1, 2010
The new Exadata V2 database machine goes beyond
data warehousing to also deliver extreme performance and scalability for
online transaction processing applications (OLTP). Oracle Exadata
Storage Servers combine Oracle's smart storage software and Oracle's
industry-standard Sun hardware to deliver the industry's highest
database storage performance. To overcome the limitations of
conventional storage, Oracle Exadata Storage Servers use a massively
parallel architecture to dramatically increase data bandwidth between
the database server and storage. In addition, smart storage software
offloads data-intensive query processing from Oracle Database 11g
servers and does the query processing closer to the data. The result is
faster parallel data processing and less data movement through higher
bandwidth connections. This massively parallel architecture also offers
linear scalability and mission-critical reliability. Marshall Presser
and David Partridge will provide a technical overview of the Exadata
hardware and software platform. An Exadata demo will also be featured.
The presentation provides guidance for selecting the optimal number of
hash or range index partitions in OLTP databases. The presented method
focuses on the height of the index partitions, and can deliver index
scan improvements of up to 12%. Experimental results and practical hints
are reviewed and discussed.
A vital element of all enterprise database environments is the
underlying management of storage. Before Oracle 10g, storage management
components below the database were left for others to provide. Vendors
often developed general solutions that did not account for essential
requirements of large databases. Many point solutions addressed certain
problems, but created weaknesses in other areas. Furthermore, some of
the most difficult problems involved databases in clusters.
Consequently, Oracle developed ASM in response to these shortcomings.
This presentation discusses some of these challenges and how ASM
addresses them.
Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control is a robust web-enabled
systems management product, having matured considerably since its OEM 9i
client/server roots. Accompanying this expanded functionality is a more
complex installation and configuration process. This presentation begins
with installation issues, including Grid Control architectural design
considerations and recommendations for high availability and disaster
recovery. The second half of the presentation deals with configuration
matters -- notification rules, Agent configuration tips, metric tuning
recommendations, job and user-defined metrics examples, Grid Control
backup recommendations and methods, and recovery configuration settings
and procedures.
Oracle Database 11g contains many new features and
enhancements that are beneficial for DBAs, developers, and end-users.
This presentation will describe some of the most popular new features
for DBAs, including hot patching, Snapshot Standby, Active Data Guard,
Real Application Testing, Oracle Total Recall, and a few others. At the
end of this session, attendees will have a high-level understanding of
the change management functionality along with some other features to
help simplify the upgrade of existing databases to Oracle Database 11g.
Tom Kyte describes common SQL
techniques he has encountered and utilizes day to day to tune query
performance. Features such as scalar subqueries, using rownum (yes, to
'tune'), analytics, some hints and more will be demonstrated. Emphasis
is on when they work (where the 'trick' applies) as well as when they
don't work and where they do not apply. Care is taken to show these not
as a "top 10 things to do" but rather techniques to keep in mind when
looking at problems in general. ZIP FILE
Jeff Holt and Gary Goodman, Hotsos
Enterprises, Ltd.
Using
10046 trace data to resolve Oracle performance issues - A review of
three case studies Paper ;Presentation -
This is a very interactive presentation where we will review 3 actual
case studies from the last year. We will examine our client's
performance problems and how the Hotsos method was utilized to rapidly
determine and repair the root cause issues. We will use these case
studies to show the effectiveness of using 10046 level 8 trace data as
the basis for Oracle optimization. We will close with a brief
discussion of Hotsos and a short demo of the Hotsos Profiler.
Oracle Data Integrator
(ODI) seems slow when it is installed out-of the box. Since it has to comply
with different versions of the databases and operating systems, this default
installation is not the optimal choice. ODI is a flexible product can be
customized for specific requirements and to implement new features of the
database or operating systems. Attendees will learn how to easily create a
customized ODI environment. This presentation will demonstrate the flexibility
of the Knowledge Module, configuration best practices, and the best query
response time tips and techniques. It will include information about how to load
an extensive number of files quickly with a special algorithm, as well as how to
define new or customized data types and analytical functions.
This session
presents actual IT case studies and reference architectures for integrating
Solid State Disk (SSD) into
existing storage infrastructures to boost performance and enable
virtualization especially in big data environments where data volumes
are growing rapidly, and applications and users are demanding high-speed
concurrent access. Attendees will see how large Oracle environments can
be more strategic in their deployment of SSD and reap 10-fold
performance acceleration without the need to reconfigure or move
applications or data, without forklift hardware upgrades, and without
changing data protection policies.
Rich Niemiec, Oracle Ace Director and a co-founder and CEO of TUSC
November 16, 2010
This presentation discusses which 11g new features should be
investigated for use. Most of the features covered are relevant for DBAs,
but there will also be a few outside that realm. There will be simple
examples to show the basic functionality of the following new features:
Start Me Up €“ Using Memory Target, The Buffer Cache & The Result
Cache
Virtualized hardware is all the rage in enterprise IT. However, is a
purely virtualization-focused, Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)
approach really the right one for enterprises and government? What is
becoming clear is that virtualization is but one piece of a much bigger
strategy for fast, self-service deployment and ultra-efficient
operations, referred to as €œplatform as a service€ (PaaS). PaaS
leverages a wider set of middleware capabilities to enable application
deployment in minutes rather than days and reduces operational costs by
up to 90%. This general session will compare and contrast the IaaS and
PaaS approaches, discussing architectural and operational considerations
for PaaS using examples of best practices. It's a must-attend session
for anyone considering building a private cloud.
Marshall Presser
David Partridge
Oracle Corporation
June 1, 2010
The new Exadata V2 database machine goes beyond
data warehousing to also deliver extreme performance and scalability for
online transaction processing applications (OLTP). Oracle Exadata
Storage Servers combine Oracle's smart storage software and Oracle's
industry-standard Sun hardware to deliver the industry's highest
database storage performance. To overcome the limitations of
conventional storage, Oracle Exadata Storage Servers use a massively
parallel architecture to dramatically increase data bandwidth between
the database server and storage. In addition, smart storage software
offloads data-intensive query processing from Oracle Database 11g
servers and does the query processing closer to the data. The result is
faster parallel data processing and less data movement through higher
bandwidth connections. This massively parallel architecture also offers
linear scalability and mission-critical reliability. Marshall Presser
and David Partridge will provide a technical overview of the Exadata
hardware and software platform. An Exadata demo will also be featured.
Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control is a robust web-enabled
systems management product, having matured considerably since its OEM 9i
client/server roots. Accompanying this expanded functionality is a more
complex installation and configuration process. This presentation begins
with installation issues, including Grid Control architectural design
considerations and recommendations for high availability and disaster
recovery. The second half of the presentation deals with configuration
matters -- notification rules, Agent configuration tips, metric tuning
recommendations, job and user-defined metrics examples, Grid Control
backup recommendations and methods, and recovery configuration settings
and procedures.
This Presentation will provide an overview of how Datawarehousing Administration Console (OBIEE DAC) abstracts underlying
Complex ETL, handles the Incremental Extraction & Load processes. It
also discusses advantages of Micro ETL of DAC and best practices in
customizing existing or creating the new DAC and ETL processes . You
will learn how Oracle DAC is used in scheduling & managing the ETL runs
and its role in ETL performance tuning and OBIEE.
Oracle Database 11g contains many new features and
enhancements that are beneficial for DBAs, developers, and end-users.
This presentation will describe some of the most popular new features
for DBAs, including hot patching, Snapshot Standby, Active Data Guard,
Real Application Testing, Oracle Total Recall, and a few others. At the
end of this session, attendees will have a high-level understanding of
the change management functionality along with some other features to
help simplify the upgrade of existing databases to Oracle Database 11g.
Business consumers of an Oracle-based application
measure the success of "the system" based on the metrics of
availability, response time, and throughput.
Technical support staff measure that same system success using metrics
of utilization and transactions per second. These two views use
different vocabulary which often leads to miscommunication, ineffective
problem management, substandard performance, and over utilization of
hardware resources. This presentation suggests how "the system" can be
modeled as a factory, and common metrics can be established and shared
among all stakeholders in simple and meaningful ways.
Characterizing Workload thru an Oracle Database
Prabhu Shanmugam
Arrow Electronics
June 27, 2006
LI & Web SIG Meeting
Currently, application frameworks are very
prominent in software development whether you work with
home grown or COTS-based applications. This presentation
will describe the changes from function-oriented to
object-oriented to service-oriented development.
Attendees will learn how having a framework helps
application development with focus on some of the MVC
(Model-View-Controller) based frameworks, and how
component oriented development helps you work in the
service-oriented framework world. Application
Frameworks
Migrating
From Unix To Linux - An Oracle's Journey - Yomi discusses
his trials and tribulations migrating his Oracle Databases from Solaris
to Linux. He discusses topics such as cost justifications for doing it,
resources necessary, critical success factors, installation process,
lessons learned.
Rob Edwards, Dulcian
Oracle 9i Data
Warehouse Review - Oracle9i Server presents
the latest move by Oracle in establishing a data warehouse platform for
supporting e-business intelligence applications. This new version
release of Oracle Server lays the foundation for a "Data Warehouse
Platform" that adds integrated OLAP services, data mining, an ETL
infrastructure, and additional analytical SQL functions to the
relational database. The new Oracle Warehouse Builder 3i, with its new
mapping architecture and enhancements, will also be reviewed.
Howard Horowitz
Oracle
Certification Preparation (OCP) - Attendees
are introduced to general Oracle Certification Professional (OCP) exam
info, what's needed to pass the exams and an overview of each exam. This
45 minutes to one hour session is divided into two parts. First part
focuses on what OCP is and how it can help you in today's
market/economy. It examines the resources used to prepare for the exam
and discusses the structure of the exams and strategies used to pass
them.
The second part of the presentation discusses each section of the exam
and focuses on various topics
from each of the six sections. Exams discussed: (1Z0-001-Intro to SQL
and PL/SQL,
1Z0-023- Oracle 8i Architecture and Administration, 1Z0-025- Oracle 8i
Backup and Recovery,
1Z0-024-Oracle 8iPerformance and Tuning, 1Z0-026- Oracle 8i Network
Administration,
1Z0-030-Oracle 9I New Features).
Most BI tools require a dimensional model but how do you go about designing that
kind of model? What's a star schema, fact or dimension table? In this session we
will start with the basics of dimensional modeling including a retail
dimensional model example. Then we will take a look at building the model in
Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler. This free tool from Oracle has basically all
of the same features as licensed data modeling tools. By the end of this
session, you should be comfortable building a simple dimensional model in Oracle
SQL Developer Data Modeler.
This presentation will expose the power of Oracle Application
Express, a powerful rapid web application development tool included at
no charge with every Oracle database since version 9.2. In less than an
hour, you will learn what APEX does extremely well and how to quickly
develop secure web based applications using this powerful tool.
Shown with live demos.
Application Express provides a lot of wonderful features with
Interactive Reports (IR) that allow end-users to develop their own
custom reports. The question for developers is how to "break-in" to the
black box to customize the interactive reports and use them the most
effectively. This presentation will show attendees how the interactive
reports are generated and managed by Oracle. In addition, discussion
will revolved around best practices and considerations when developing
with IR's.
Tony Politano
Senior Director in Oracle's Enterprise Solution Group
August 10, 2010
Joint BI/DW- Web SIG Meeting.
In today's economic environment, organizations must be constantly
focused on managing performance. An emerging trend is the role of Chief
Performance Officer, a single point of focus for enterprise performance
management within an organization. Part technologist, part business
executive and part communicator, the CPO helps organizations to better
understand and take proactive measures in managing performance. In this
session, Tony Politano will outline the keys to successfully rolling out
performance management and BI in your organization and how an Oracle
platform can provide a scalable solution for any organization.
Oracle Database 11g is a revolutionary product release in terms of
the capabilities and features it brings to enterprise IT to reduce
costs, improve productivity, and enable IT to meet and in some cases
surpass the business drivers of many corporations. PL/SQL is no
exception to this revolution and is an often overlooked strength of the
platform. This presentation will cover 10 of the most compelling new
features and enhancements to the the PL/SQL language and development
platform.
There are a number of encryption schemes and data protection
technologies being marketed today. Do they offer the same levels of
protection? What risks to data exist in the different schemes? How can a
company decide between competing encryption technologies? This session
will review the latest methodologies and technologies, such as Type
Preserving Encryption, Data Masking, Tokenization and Database Activity
Monitoring. This session is focused on answering the question "How can
IT security professionals provide data protection in the most cost
effective manner in an Oracle environment?"
There are a number of encryption schemes and data protection
technologies being marketed today. Do they offer the same levels of
protection? What risks to data exist in the different schemes? How can a
company decide between competing encryption technologies? This session
will review the latest methodologies and technologies, such as Type
Preserving Encryption, Data Masking, Tokenization and Database Activity
Monitoring. This session is focused on answering the question "How can
IT security professionals provide data protection in the most cost
effective manner in an Oracle environment?"
This presentation introduces the ways
in which Oracle SQL Developer, Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler and
Oracle Application Express (APEX) work together to aid your development
efforts". Marc's APEX blog can be found at
http://marcsewtz.blogspot.com/
"Whether converting from Oracle Forms
or migrating from Microsoft Access, Oracle Application Express (Oracle
APEX) is an effective tool to modernize existing legacy business
applications. This presentation provides an overview of Oracle APEX,
outlines the conversion process, and includes live demonstrations of a
Microsoft Access to Oracle APEX and an Oracle Forms to Oracle APEX
conversion"
Many times during a project life
cycle, new technology is introduced that presents first time challenges.
The author will present a project using Oracle 10g XML DB. The
presentation will cover the project, why XML DB was chosen, how XML DB
was used and technical issues encountered.
The author will provide several examples using XMLTYPE, CLOBs, XML DB
methods, XMLAGG, XMLELEMENT and XMLFOREST. Additionally, namespace
examples and an introduction to XML Schema Definition (XSD) will be
presented.
As important as it is, security is almost always
added to an application as a last step, if at all. Designing your APEX
application with security in mind is critical and should not be
overlooked. This presentation will discuss how to build secure APEX
applications from the ground up so that a hacker cannot exploit them.
The presentation will also include information about how to segment
functionality inside an APEX application so that only authorized users
can perform specific tasks. It will examine what can be done to secure
the underlying data of an APEX application. Finally, Josh will outline
what needs to be secured in an installation of APEX, as well as the
associated infrastructure components.
Dr.Paul Dorsey and Michael Rosenblum. Dulcian, Inc.
August 7, 2008.
Database
independence is frequently touted as a desirable quality in
applications. However, by placing logic in the database, applications
require less code, run faster, and will usually place less load on the
database than applications that are so called “database independent.”
The benefits of the "thick database" approach have been discussed
extensively at conferences in the last year or so. What is missing is
detailed information about how to implement this approach in real-world
projects. This presentation will provide a brief overview of the
benefits of the thick database approach as well as discussing specific
details about how to implement the approach in SQL and PL/SQL with
emphasis on collections and dynamic SQL/PL/SQL and will also demonstrate
a 100% thick database approach to application development where all code
and UI information is maintained in the database. This presentation is
targeted at experienced PL/SQL developers.
This presentation will provide an
overview of SOA reference architecture, maturity model, and building
blocks. Nick will also discuss Process Orchestration with BPEL and
Business Rules, and Enterprise Services Bus for integration.
This presentation will discuss Oracle
WebCenter Suite, an integrated suite of technology designed to deliver a
unified, context-aware user experience specifically targeted at the
needs of information workers. Oracle WebCenter Suite combines the
standards-based, declarative development of Java Server Faces (JSF), the
flexibility and power of portal technology, and a set of horizontal, Web
2.0 services. Together these tools and services provide a unique ability
to build applications that eliminate context shifts and maximize
productivity.
Application frameworks - function oriented -to-
object oriented -to- service oriented
November 21, 2006
Application frameworks these days are
very prominent in software development whether you work in home grown
applications or COTS based applications. In this session you will learn
about the basics of how we have changed from being function oriented to
object oriented to service oriented. You will understand how having a
framework helps application development with focus on some of the MVC
(Model-View-Controller) based frameworks today. Towards the end of the
session, you will also understand how component oriented development
helps you work on the service oriented framework world.
Application frameworks - function oriented -to- object oriented -to-
service oriented
Greg Cranz
Model-Driven Architecture (MDA) with Java
October 05, 2006
There have been many articles written
recently extolling the virtues of Ruby on Rails as a technology that is
a "Java Killer" with regard to web application development. Claims have
been made that you can develop web applications in 1/3 the time using
Ruby than the time needed when using standard Java techniques. This
presentation will explore these claims and discuss how you can achieve
the same results using Java, MDA, "ruthless automation" and leveraging
open-source frameworks
Model-Driven Architecture (MDA) with Java
Prabhu Shanmugam
Arrow Electronics
June 27, 2006
LI & Web SIG Meeting
Currently, application frameworks are very
prominent in software development whether you work with
home grown or COTS-based applications. This presentation
will describe the changes from function-oriented to
object-oriented to service-oriented development.
Attendees will learn how having a framework helps
application development with focus on some of the MVC
(Model-View-Controller) based frameworks, and how
component oriented development helps you work in the
service-oriented framework world. Application
Frameworks
What's New For SQL Tuning? Are you working on
Oracle9i but have yet to learn the new SQL tuning-related features? Are
you interested in what 10g delivers in this area? If so, this
presentation is for you. Dave will bring you up to speed on the latest
SQL statement performance and tuning features available with Oracle9i
and Oracle10g. Some of the new SQL language features available with
Oracle10g will also be presented.
