Oct 21 2009
For those who are curious and or need use-case examples, I put an old Sales XMLDB Use-Case presentation online via SlideShare: XML In The Real World – Use Cases For Oracle XMLDB View more presentations from Marco Gralike. HTH, Marco Related posts: OGH Oracle Ace Cases with…(Ahum) Marco Gralike Oracle Open World 2008 Presentations Oracle …
Oct 20 2009
Its almost that time again, on the 17th of November the next "DBA for DBA" Conference in Holland is about to start. As always, its filled with great speakers and high quality presentations if not only because most of them are based on real-life driven use-cases. On the 17th of November the following colleagues / …
Oct 19 2009
I noticed some personal LinkedIn “Strangeness” that I wasn’t aware off. Apparently I now am a proud owner of an Apple iPhone (I am not b.t.w.) and I magically add comments without spending any energy (I wish I could)… A new form of “LinkedIn” spam, I guess, I wasn’t aware off. If you actually would …
Oct 19 2009
Although the recorded sound is heavily distorted, maybe someone might enjoy the impression it gives of the Roger Daltrey session during the Oracle Open World Appreciation Event on Treasure Island (HD available). See more vid’s here on YouTube Related posts: Oracle Open World 2009 – Abstracts Oracle Open World 2009: XML DB Presentations known so …
Oct 16 2009
Just to start of the 11gR2 series, he the first small “howto” post regarding the new features in Oracle 11gR2. The 11gR2 database supports now 3 binary XML partitioning options. Partitioning has great advantages if you are dealing with huge volumes of XML data. Those advantages are mainly regarding maintenance, for instance updating/refreshing data, or the local partitioning index that belongs to the specific partition you want to alter.
Binary XML XMLType should be used, most of the time, if you are dealing with content/data driven environments (XML Schema based) or document driven (if XML Schema less). The following 3 options are now available:
XML Partitioning is based on a column or a virtual column and is defined via the XMLTABLE function / syntax. You are allowed to pass on a XML resultset / fragment into the next nested XMLTABLE syntax, but only once. See the Oracle XMLDB Developers Guides for more information.
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Oct 15 2009
Daring times during Oracle Open World… While the discussion about the topic (aka “the method”) still continues, it seems that they (Cary and Jacco) came to an understanding which resolved in a friendly gathering in the OTN Lounge on Thursday. I will follow up on this issue, if Jacco will present his new Method-J, hopefully …
Oct 13 2009
I am still laughing about it, its just cool stuff and I hope Alex (Gorbachev) can keep it going somehow. I really enjoyed the small (non-native speaker) “slip-up” from Jacco, although I know (and asked him) that he doesn’t mean it. The interview sessions including the one with Tim (Hall), Chris (Muir) and Jacco (Landlust) …
Oct 13 2009
What the hack did I get myself into… I let myself talk into a small interview which is presented via Alex informative Oracle Tube channel. Have a look here: http://www.youtube.com/user/oracloid. He has some interviews with people like Richard Foot on that channel as well Probably Tim Hall will start complaining again about don’t promote does …
Oct 12 2009
I have put my Oracle Open World Presentations online via Slideshare. They got a bit scrambled due to all the animations I build in this time, but alas…haven’t found a better method yet. Oracle XML Database – Design Concepts For Xml Applications That Will Perform! Design Concepts For Xml Applications That Will Perform View more …
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