Conference 2010

Back to Basics: Simple Database Web Services without the Need for SOA

  • Posted on: 13 April 2010
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Oracle is heavily heading down the SOA line which can be intimidating to database programmers with no experience in the web service arena or running application servers, let alone SOA. This presentation will identify as a first step that database programmers can make use of database packages like utl_http, utl_dbws and 11g's Native Web Services for consuming and publishing web services without adopting SOA straight off the ranks.
Agenda:
* Basic web service terminology: HTTP, SOAP, WSDL, RPC vs Document styles
* Consuming web services from the Oracle Database options

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Publish Date: 
15 Mar 2010
Author/Owner: 
Chris Muir
Organization: 
SAGE Computing Services
Presenter: 
Chris Muir
Presenter Biography: 

Chris Muir, an Oracle ACE Director and Oracle Magazine's 2009 Oracle ACE of the Year, and frequent blogger at http://one-size-doesnt-fit-all.blogspot.com, has been hacking away as an Oracle consultant with Australia's SAGE Computing Services for far too many years.
He specializes in Fusion Middleware and Oracle traditional development technologies, and has the war-wounds to prove it.

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Secrets to Success for Implementing Hyperion Planning

  • Posted on: 13 April 2010
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Hyperion Planning was implemented at Environment Waikato in 2008 in just under six months. The project was a joint venture between Environment Waikato and
Indigo, an Oracle Hyperion Partner. It completed on time and on budget. This presentation reveals how a collaboration between a vendor and a customer can be
highly successful. It will also provide an update on the successful upgrade of Hyperion Planning from V9.3 to 11.1 in 2009.

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1.0
Publish Date: 
15 Mar 2010
Author/Owner: 
Erica Harris
Author Job Title: 
Senior Oracle DBA
Organization: 
Environment Waikato
Presenter: 
Erica Harris and Karen Botting
Presenter Biography: 

Erica Harris is the Senior Oracle DBA at Environment Waikato, New Zealand. She has been managing Oracle databases since 1996 and these days is primarily responsible for upgrades, data fixes, performance tuning, performance troubleshooting and system integration. She is also responsible for the administration of Hyperion Interactive Reporting and Hyperion Planning and indulges her developer tendencies by creating applications using Application Express. Erica is the Secretary of the New Zealand Oracle Users Group and has been involved in the Oracle user community in New Zealand since 1998.

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Performance by Design

  • Posted on: 13 April 2010
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This presentation outlines the key considerations that database designers, application architects and developers should take into account when constructing an efficient Oracle application.

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1.0
Publish Date: 
15 Mar 2010
Author/Owner: 
Guy Harrison
Author Job Title: 
Director of Development
Organization: 
Quest Software
Presenter: 
Guy Harrison
Presenter Biography: 

Guy Harrison is a Director of Research and Development at Quest Software. Guy is the author of Oracle Performance Survival Guide, MySQL Stored Procedure Programming and Oracle SQL High Performance Tuning as well as other books, articles and presentations on database technology.

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PL/SQL: It’s All in the Presentation! (Part 2)

  • Posted on: 13 April 2010
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PL/SQL is still at the forefront of data processing in Oracle application development, but times are a changing and so have application development tools. During this two-part presentation, Tim will demonstrate how PL/SQL programmers can present data in a variety of ways, allowing PL/SQL and PL/SQL developers to stay relevant in their company, regardless of the company's development strategy. Key focus areas include ref cursors, pipelined table functions, XML and PL/SQL web services.

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1.0
Publish Date: 
15 Mar 2010
Author/Owner: 
Tim Hall
Author Job Title: 
DBA / Developer
Organization: 
ORACLE-BASE.com
Website: 
ORACLE-BASE
Presenter: 
Tim Hall
Presenter Biography: 

"Oracle ACE of the Year 2006" Tim Hall is an Oracle DBA and Developer and well known Oracle blogger at http://www.oracle-base.com. If that
isn't enough, he's written two books and over 350 articles, is also an Oracle ACE Director, has presented at numerous user groups and conferences and
recently presented a series of 2-day PL/SQL tuning seminars in Europe as part of the "Oracle University Celebrity Series"

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Database Consolidation and RAC

  • Posted on: 13 April 2010
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With the release of 11gR2, is it becoming more possible to achieve true database consolidation (multiple applications in one DB) not just server consolidation (multiple databases on one server)??. We will explore the options, new features and remaining challenges DBA’s(and users) face when trying to consolidate and reduce the overall management of Oracle databases. Does RAC assist with consolidation challenges or just add to them?

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1.0
Publish Date: 
15 Mar 2010
Author/Owner: 
Stuart Speers
Author Job Title: 
CEO
Organization: 
Enterprise IT Ltd
Website: 
Enterprise IT
Presenter: 
Stuart Speers
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