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My colleague Tom Haunert has just completed a podcast interview with Kris Rice, from the SQL Developer (formerly Project Raptor) development team. We plan to...

My colleague Tom Haunert has just completed a podcast interview with Kris Rice, from the SQL Developer (formerly Project Raptor) development team. We plan to release the interview at production, which is approaching fairly quickly.Among other things Kris describes how SQL Developer approaches basic development tasks tasks via GUI vs. traditional SQL*Plus command line, reporting, and of course, how SQL Developer stacks up against third-party tools. (Main difference: SQL...

New Oracle Data Mining Blog

Marcos Campos, a dev manager for Oracle Data Mining and Analytics, has launched a great new blog on that subject. As an old AI/business intelligence/analytics...

Marcos Campos, a dev manager for Oracle Data Mining and Analytics, has launched a great new blog on that subject. As an old AI/business intelligence/analytics guy I love to see this stuff.Hasn't been mentioned much but one of the crown jewels of the Siebel acquisition is surely Siebel Analytics, which is based on the innovative nQuire technology Siebel itself acquired some years ago. Personally I look forward to seeing what the dev org will do with this.

Oracle Acquires Sleepycat

Oracle has acquired Sleepycat Software, makers of the open-source BerkeleyDB embeddable database engine. As you may know, BerkeleyDB is essentially a library to...

Oracle has acquired Sleepycat Software, makers of the open-source BerkeleyDB embeddable database engine. As you may know, BerkeleyDB is essentially a library to which applications can make function calls, vs. issuing SQL queries to a standalone database server. Java and XML editions are also available.Most important, as CEO Mike Olson notes in his blog about the acquisition, "We have no plans to changethe open source strategy that Sleepycat pioneered, and that has been...

"Pre-Production" Relea se of Oracle Database XE/Windows

A Beta 3 -- or what development is calling a "pre-production" release -- of Oracle Database XE on Windows is now available for download from OTN. it will...

A Beta 3 -- or what development is calling a "pre-production" release -- of Oracle Database XE on Windows is now available for download from OTN. it will require a de-install of previous releases (Beta 1 or Beta 2).

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Oracle Fusion Middleware is now a certified platform for the SourceLabs"SASH" stack, which includes Apache Struts, Apache Axis, the Spring Framework,...

Oracle Fusion Middleware is now a certified platform for the SourceLabs"SASH" stack, which includes Apache Struts, Apache Axis, the Spring Framework, andHibernate. Talk about "hot-pluggable"!SourceLabs will provide subscription-based support for developers who download the stack via OTN.

blogs.oracle.com Rises

As you can see we are putting finishing touches on the migration from orablogs to the new blogs.oracle.com. The Oracle blogging community is about to get a...

As you can see we are putting finishing touches on the migration from orablogs to the new blogs.oracle.com. The Oracle blogging community is about to get a facelift...[ Technorati Profile ]

Release 3 of Oracle Application Server 10g and JDev 10g - Production

The production releases of Oracle Application Server 10g (10.1.3) and Oracle JDeveloper 10g (10.1.3) are now available for download from OTN.There is a huge...

The production releases of Oracle Application Server 10g (10.1.3) and Oracle JDeveloper 10g (10.1.3) are now available for download from OTN.There is a huge laundry list of new features, with all the details available on OTN proper.Also, check out this podcast interview with Brian Fry and Shay Shmeltzer from the JDev team.

Inside Oracle's Linux Projects, Part 2

Just podcasted a recorded 3-way conversation between myself, Dir. ofLinux Engineering Wim Coekaerts, and OTN's Todd Trichler. Among otherthings Wim comments on...

Just podcasted a recorded 3-way conversation between myself, Dir. ofLinux Engineering Wim Coekaerts, and OTN's Todd Trichler. Among otherthings Wim comments on the "social engineering" that is often requiredto get functionality merged into the mainline Linux kernel (in thecontext of OCFS2, which will be the first cluster file system to be sointegrated - in 2.6.16 RC1).Wim also touches on how Oracle is working with the Debian communityto gather requirements (Oracle Database XE...

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Congratulations and welcome to your new site.To start editing this site please log in. Your email address and password are the same as the ones used to create...

Congratulations and welcome to your new site.To start editing this site please log in. Your email address and password are the same as the ones used to create this website.After logging in, click the Edit link at the end of this post to edit this text. To create a new post, click the News command in the Editors Only menu at the top of this page.This is your site. You can change almost everything about it, including its name, appearance, membership and bulletin features. The...