Developer and Fusion Middleware 2 _ Aaron Blishen _ Event driven SOA Integration - The good the bad and the ugly.pdf

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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. It states that regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against developing mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already have a condition.

Developer and Fusion Middleware 2 _ Aaron Blishen _ Event driven SOA Integration - The good the bad and the ugly.pdf

This document discusses Oracle Data Guard and its functions. It provides information on different Data Guard configurations like physical and logical standbys. It describes features of Data Guard 11g like snapshot and active Data Guard. The benefits of physical and logical standbys are outlined. Tips are provided on tasks like running backups on a physical standby, tracing the apply process, bulk updates, reinstantiation of tables, and skipping transactions.

Primavera _ Loretta Bayliss _ Implementing EPPM in rapidly changing and compe...InSync2011

Implementing EPPM in a rapidly changing business environment requires considering key factors. These include understanding business drivers, planning comprehensively, collaborating with stakeholders, and ensuring success through a proven iterative process. It also means debunking myths about new software versions, negotiating effective software procurement, and sustaining support beyond initial Oracle agreements.

Database & Technology 1 _ Marcelle Kratchvil _ Why you should be storing unst...InSync2011

Over 80% of data is unstructured such as multimedia, documents and files. Storing this data in the database provides benefits like manageability, security, backup/recovery and flexibility through features such as indexing, processing and linking related data. While there are some concerns around maturity, performance and complexity, on balance there are more advantages to managing all data centrally in the database.

Databse & Technology 2 | Connor McDonald | Managing Optimiser Statistics - A ...InSync2011

The document discusses the risks and challenges of automatically gathering statistics in an Oracle database. It notes that while gathering statistics is intended to optimize SQL performance, it can sometimes have the unintended effect of adding more expensive SQL or invalidating cached execution plans, potentially slowing performance. The recommendation is that unless database performance is known to be poor, statistics should not be changed automatically and the risks of gathering statistics outweigh the potential benefits.

Database & Technology 1 _ Martin Power _ Delivering Oracles hight availabilit...InSync2011

The document describes how a large public sector organization achieved 99.999% availability for their Oracle database environment across 24/7 operations using Oracle Enterprise Manager 11g and other Oracle technologies. Key steps included building a single server image with operating system, configurations and patching; creating a gold image in OEM; deploying the image to new servers via PXE boot; and using Data Guard for automated failover and patching. This allowed the organization to transition to a horizontally scalable high availability database environment meeting their availability requirements within minutes using Oracle solutions.

Developer & Fusion Middleware 2 _ Scott Robertson _ SOA, Portals and Enterpri...InSync2011

The document discusses an Employee Self Service (ESS) application created using Oracle SOA, portals, and JD Edwards for the construction company Thiess. ESS allows employees to maintain their personal details stored in JDE and integrates with a third party payroll system. Key points: 1) ESS was initially a Java web application later converted to portlets for use in a portal. This conversion caused some functionality issues. 2) ESS integrates with an external payroll system using file-based FTP integration for importing/exporting employee data and payments. 3) Testing the integration was difficult due to lack of real-time web services from the third party and performance issues when importing large amounts of

New & Emerging _ KrisDowney _ Simplifying the Change Process.pdfInSync2011

This document discusses simplifying the change management process. It provides an overview of typical change process components including inputs, outputs, and activities. It identifies common pitfalls such as lack of commitment, competence, and overcomplicating the structure. The keys to success are benefits management, effective communication, education, and monitoring implementation. Case studies demonstrate how keeping the process simple with a single focal point, regular meetings, and educated teams can lead to success, while complexity and lack of education can cause failures. The document advocates for keeping the change process simple, having strong communication, clear authorizations, an effective change advisory board, and a straightforward workflow.

Oracle Systems _ Kevin McIsaac _The IT landscape has changed.pdfInSync2011

The IT landscape has changed significantly due to three major trends: 1) Moore's law has led to increased computing power and data storage capacity but managing complexity and power efficiency is now more important. 2) Server virtualization has improved utilization and flexibility but most organizations have not virtualized mission critical applications. 3) Cloud computing is seen not just as a technology but as capabilities around agility, efficiency, and cost that are aligned to business needs.

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Developer and Fusion Middleware 2 _ Scott Robertson _ SOA, portals and entepr...InSync2011

Database & Technology 1 _ Craig Shallahamer _ Unit of work time based perform...InSync2011

- The document discusses analyzing database performance using time-based analysis, specifically analyzing the elapsed time taken to process individual units of work. - It provides an example of calculating service time, queue time, and response time per physical I/O request based on total times and number of I/Os over an interval. - Using these parameters, it demonstrates how to model the situation in a response time graph using a tool called M-Solver to analyze how proposed solutions might impact performance.

Database & Technology 1 _ Tom Kyte _ SQL Techniques.pdfInSync2011

- The document discusses various SQL techniques, including using rownum, scalar subqueries, analytics, hints, materialized views, and merge statements. - It emphasizes that the schema matters greatly for query performance and provides examples showing performance differences between index organized tables and heap tables. - It also notes that you need to continually learn new things as SQL and Oracle evolve over time, providing examples of newer SQL features and hints.

Database & Technology 1 _ Clancy Bufton _ Flashback Query - oracle total reca...InSync2011

This document provides an overview of Oracle's flashback query and total recall features. Flashback query allows querying data as it existed at a past point in time using AS OF clauses. Total recall, new in Oracle 11g, introduces flashback archives to enable restoring and querying historical data going back weeks or months. It works by automatically archiving changes to enabled tables in flashback archive tables with advanced compression.

Databse & Technology 2 _ Francisco Munoz Alvarez _ Oracle Security Tips - Som...InSync2011

This document provides tips for improving Oracle database security. It recommends granting privileges only as needed, restricting administrative access, using roles to manage privileges, encrypting passwords, and limiting access to sensitive data and metadata. Proper user and privilege management can help enhance security. Regular backups and testing changes are also advised to ensure data integrity and recoverability in the event of issues.

Databse & Technology 2 _ Francisco Munoz alvarez _ 11g new functionalities fo...InSync2011

Oracle 11G includes several new functionalities to improve performance and capabilities for DBAs. Key improvements include Advanced Compression which can compress data by 5x, RAC performance which is 70% faster, and optimizer statistics collection which is 10x faster. New features also allow read-only access to physical standbys, invisible indexes for testing without dropping indexes, and Real Application Testing to test changes against real workloads before production.

Databse & Technology 2 _ Shan Nawaz _ Oracle 11g Top 10 features - not your u...InSync2011

The document discusses several new features in Oracle 11g, including poor man's parallelism using DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE, which allows parallel updating of large datasets without needing the Enterprise Edition. It also discusses the Compare and Converge feature using DBMS_COMPARISON to identify differences between datasets across databases or within a database, and synchronize the data. The presentation provides examples of implementing poor man's parallelism using DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE to create tasks and chunks for parallel updating.

Databse & Technology 2 _ Paul Guerin _ The biggest looser database - a boot c...InSync2011

The document discusses database optimization techniques including right-sizing the database capacity, identifying unused tables and indexes to drop, archiving expired data to reduce table sizes, improving insert performance with direct-path inserts, rebuilding tables to increase block density, enabling table compression, and identifying unnecessary indexes. Specific examples are provided where these techniques reduced database sizes from 850GB to 550GB, dropped an unused 84GB table, reduced a table from 62GB to 5GB by deleting expired data, and rebuilt a table from 42GB to 2GB to improve block density.

Developer and Fusion Middleware 1 _ Kevin Powe _ Log files - a wealth of fore...InSync2011

The document discusses server log files and the forensic tools and processes used to analyze them. It describes the key steps in the forensic process as securing the scene, investigating the scene by examining log files and other system evidence, gathering and correlating evidence, and building a hypothesis. It provides examples of different types of server log files that may contain useful information, such as WebLogic server logs, HTTP access logs, and JMS message logs. It also presents two case file examples involving issues like an unbalanced load and integration failures.

Developer and Fusion Middleware 2 _Greg Kirkendall _ How Australia Post teach...InSync2011

This document provides an introduction to Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) concepts using Australia Post as an example. It explains how SOA can be visualized as a data distribution system that routes business data (packages) between applications (cities) via an enterprise service bus (distribution centers). It then provides two examples of SOA solutions to common business requirements: 1) sharing customer data between an ERP and CRM, and 2) adding a sales portal while maintaining existing integration. The goal is to help translate technical SOA terms to business concepts.

Developer and Fusion Middleware 1 _ Paul Ricketts _ Paper Process Automation ...InSync2011

The document discusses paper process automation using Oracle WebCenter Imaging. It describes business challenges with managing physical paper documents, such as costs and time taken to process information. It then introduces Oracle WebCenter Imaging as a solution for document capture, storage, retrieval and workflow. Examples are provided of customers using Oracle WebCenter Imaging for invoice processing and other document-intensive processes.

Developer and Fusion Middleware 1 | Mark Nelson | Continuous Integration for ...InSync2011

This document discusses setting up continuous integration for Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle Unified Business Process Management Suite projects. It introduces continuous integration and its benefits, then outlines the key building blocks needed, including Subversion for version control, Maven for project building and management, and Hudson for continuous integration and automation. It also discusses alternatives, the WebLogic Maven plugin, building SCA composites, handling dependencies on Metadata Services, and putting all the pieces together into a continuous integration workflow.

Developer and Fusion Middleware 2 _Alex Peattie _ An introduction to Oracle S...InSync2011

This document provides an introduction to Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) for application integration using Oracle products. It outlines Oracle's general product direction for SOA, which is intended for information purposes only and may change. The document discusses where organizations are using SOA, the key components of Oracle's SOA platform, recommendations for SOA, and how SOA addresses challenges of integrating applications between on-premise and cloud environments.

Developer and Fusion Middleware 1 _ Christian Ledwidge _ Application Performa...InSync2011

UEM indicators help bridge the gap between business and IT by providing insight into the user experience of a web application. There are five key indicators: user counts, changes in user behavior, geographical variations, problem impact, and service level agreements. Data for the indicators can come from web log files, synthetic transaction robots, client-side tagging, and web traffic analysis appliances. The indicators help IT understand issues affecting users and help business understand how technology problems impact important metrics.

Developer and Fusion Middleware 1 | Mark Lancaster | Building advanced APEX 4...InSync2011

This document discusses creating advanced user interfaces in Oracle Application Express (APEX) 4. It compares the JavaScript frameworks Ext JS and jQuery, and recommends Ext JS for building application-style websites with a professional desktop user interface. It provides tips for creating APEX themes, including building templates outside of APEX, using CSS to style elements consistently, handling errors gracefully, and leveraging list templates. The presentation emphasizes keeping themes lean by starting simply and pruning unused options.

Oracle Systems _ Jeff Schwartz _ Engineering Solutions Exadata - Exalogic.pdfInSync2011

This document provides an overview and introduction to Oracle's engineered systems, Exadata and Exalogic. It discusses the industry evolution from layered components to integrated systems. It then outlines Oracle's strategy of moving to grid computing and how engineered systems are the next logical step. Details are provided on Exalogic, an engineered system for middleware workloads. Exadata, an engineered system for database and storage workloads is also introduced. The presentation concludes by discussing how Exadata and Exalogic can be used together to provide a seamless shared application infrastructure.

Oracle Systems _ David Baker _ Best Practices for Simplifying Implementation ...InSync2011

This document discusses Oracle Optimized Solutions which integrate Oracle hardware, software, and services to provide predefined solutions for customers. Key benefits of these optimized solutions include reduced costs, lower risk of issues, and increased business agility. Several optimized solutions are highlighted that integrate Oracle applications, middleware, database, and engineered systems for solutions like Siebel CRM, PeopleSoft HCM, and the Oracle database. IDC is quoted saying Oracle's optimized solutions approach will accelerate performance and reduce integration work for customers.

Reporting _ Marty Engel _ Oracle's strategy and road map for Hyperion.pdfInSync2011

This document summarizes Oracle's strategy and roadmap for its Hyperion performance management applications. It discusses Oracle's vision of an integrated enterprise performance management system. It highlights new features in Oracle's Hyperion planning, financial close management, and disclosure management applications. It also previews Oracle's integration plans with Oracle Fusion applications and Oracle's product roadmap for 2011 and beyond.

Reporting _ Darrell Hawkes _ Operational Information - The Business Case for ...InSync2011

This document provides operational information about a foundation. It includes contact information for Darrell Hawkes of Turner Industries Group. There are several quotes about the importance of managing business and technology together and how having data but not information led to economic problems. It discusses terminology around data, information, and business intelligence. The history of reporting solutions at Turner Industries is summarized. The document makes a case for an innovative information strategy and discusses the technology and business information model that will be implemented.

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