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My First Oracle XE
After the announcement of Oracle XE I got really curious about the possibilities of a free Oracle10g database. OK, it is limited to 4GB and it doesn’t allow things like partitioning but still… very...
View ArticleASM made easy
Great article about ASM on the website of Howard Rogers: http://www.dizwell.com/oracle/articles/desktop_asm.html For both Linux and Windows.
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Software Deploying using ANT
Some time ago a customer of AMIS asked me to setup the automatic deployment of the software for their application. Till then this was done manually, took an awful lot of time and was rather...
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Installing Oracle Grid Control 10 release 2 on SuSE 9.3 ES
With all those fancy plug-ins for Microsoft tools release 2 of Oracle Grid Control 10g seems to be a must-have. However, according to many postings on the internet, installation on SuSE Linux is quite...
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Sjoerd Michels becomes our second Oracle Regional Director for Fusion Middleware
Oracle has informed him this week that the nomination for Sjoerd Michels, expertise manager for SOA & BI, for Oracle Regional Director Fusion Middleware has been accepted! Sjoerd hereby becomes...
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AMIS Technology Weblog in 2007: #1 Article: Anton's Solve Sudoku in SQL;...
2007 was another active year on the AMIS Technology Weblog. With over 300 new articles from 20+ different AMIS authors, we produced a lot of content, on topics varying from Oracle DBA to Java security,...
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Oracle-L dinner at Texas Bar & Grill on March 3rd 2008
Here are some photo’s of the Oracle-L dinner at the Texas Bar & Grill on Monday evening during Hotsos 2008.
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Oracle Workflow, a brief introduction – Part 1 Setting up an environment
Maybe the following question will arise after reading the title: Oracle Workflow isn’t that obsolete technology? The answer can be very short: Yes it is. (Read the SOD on...
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Oracle Workflow, a brief introduction – Part 2 Building a simple workflow
In this blog I will show you how easy it is to build a process with Oracle Workflow. This demo consist of an automatic step (plsql function) and a FYI notification. The process will be deployed in...
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Sadly someone exploited a weakness in one of the WordPress plugins to gain access to this site. As a result, we were forced to remove the blog from the internet. The hackers where able to use our blog...
View ArticleJDBC database copy of table contents
For one of our projects, we wanted to copy the contents of our production database to the test database. Both databases are accessible via JDBC. After an investigation of available tools, I had to...
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Maven: multi-project and dashboard issues
Some Maven multiproject experiences will be described in this post. Special attention is paid to the dashboard plug-in. Maven: multi-project and dashboard issues Generic Maven project structure Let us...
View ArticleHibernate and Middlegen revisited
In my last two posts (Hibernate + Middlegen Roundtrip Development applied and Hibernate: dealing with lazy loading inevitable), I explained how to construct a J2EE application bottom-up using Hibernate...
View ArticleFunctional Partitioning
We all know partitioning for performance issues or for storing historical data. But partitioning can also be used for functional purposes such as creating a savepoint in batchrun. Such a savepoint can...
View ArticleNew Release Times Ten
Oracle announces release 6 of their In Memory database, more details here. Faster, bigger, better and easier… well, let’s try it first. The post New Release Times Ten appeared first on AMIS Technology...
View ArticleOverflow in Wp-Dstats2 WordPress plugin?
There seems to be a problem in the PHP code of the Wp-Dstats2 statistics plug-in for WordPress. The problem occurs when your number of unique visitors (unique IPs) grows large, typically somewhat less...
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