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Three’s Company: Oracle and Three Java IDEs
Many of us have wondered if Oracle would contribute to and support three Java IDEs. Before Oracle’s acquisition of Sun, Oracle was already a contributer to the open source Eclipse (EclipseLink, for example) and already had its own free (but not open s… Continue reading
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Oracle CHR Function
One of the presentations I enjoyed at Rocky Mountain Oracle Users Group (RMOUG) Training Days 2010 was Stephen Jackson’s presentation “Using SQL to Generate SQL.” I have used some of the techniques he discussed in his presentation to have SQL generate… Continue reading
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RMOUG Training Days 2010: It’s A Wrap!
Several blog posts related to Rocky Mountain Oracle Users Group (RMOUG) Training Days 2010 have started appearing and some of the presenters have made their slides available for download. In this blog post, I collect links to some of those blog posts … Continue reading
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Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse
The Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse (OEPE) is described as a “certified set of Eclipse plug-ins is designed to help develop, deploy and debug applications for Oracle WebLogic Server.” Although this is true, it offers much more than that with suppor… Continue reading
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Groovy and SQL*Plus
Oracle’s SQL*Plus is not as user-friendly as SQL Developer or JDeveloper for manipulating data in an Oracle database, but it is still commonly used. In fact, SQL*Plus is often preferred to the tools with fancier user interfaces for quick and dirty man… Continue reading
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Oracle/Sun: The Deal Has Closed
“Oracle has finalized the Sun transaction and the deal has closed.”The above statement can be found on the Sun and Oracle: Overview and Frequently Asked Questions for the Developer Community page. Besides this simple but definitive statement, the page… Continue reading
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First Solid Look at Oracle + Sun?
Since the announcement of Oracle’s intent to buy Sun 9 months ago (20 April 2009), many of us have been only able to speculate on what this means for all things Java. During this relatively long period of time, we’ve had some clues such as Oracle’s ad… Continue reading
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RMOUG Training Days 2010 Presentations Blogs
Several people scheduled to present at Rocky Mountain Oracle Users Group Training Days 2010 have started blogging about their presentations. This post is a summary of some of these. The list of presentation summaries is available here.Ken Lee has blo… Continue reading
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oerr: Oracle Error Tool
The Oracle Error utility (oerr) is a handy tool that most Oracle DBAs are likely well aware of, but I have found that many developers are not aware of. This is one of those quick and simple tools that belongs in the category of Faithful Old Developmen… Continue reading
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Favorite SQL*Plus Tips
Although there are many tools available that are far more user-friendly than SQL*Plus for manipulating and accessing Oracle database data, I still find myself occasionally using SQL*Plus when I need to do something with the database for which a more ex… Continue reading
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