Oracle OpenWorld is about to start and I am looking forward to it. This year I will be able to learn and enjoy it a bit more than usual (not too much employer obligations this year) so able to be more focused on stuff I am interested in.
Lucky to have been a beta test participant for the In-Memory and JSON database functionality, I will focus on those topics as a kind of “round-up” and to see what I have missed during my testing and/or compare experiences regarding those topics. Of course there will be more to do. If people want or are interested, I will share my experiences during the Expert panel or ACE Director meetings and hangouts, and as usual, via this site. In all it should be fun, once again.
There is a lot to do regarding presentations and Hands-On labs on “the other” main enhancement in Oracle 12.1.0.2, native JSON database functionality. The agenda on JSON, XML, unstructured data is as follows during Oracle OpenWorld (a lot HOL’s to pick from…)
Monday
An Introduction to Using Oracle Database 12c as a NoSQL JSON Document Store (HOL9353 – Hotel Nikko, Golden Gate (HOL))
Developers Rule the World (Again) (CON7486 – Moscone South – 303), Tom Kyte included. 😉
Using Oracle Database 12c as a JSON Document Store (CON8224 – Moscone South, room 303)
Tuesday
An Introduction to Using Oracle Database 12c as a NoSQL JSON Document Store (HOL9353 – Hotel Nikko, Golden Gate (HOL))
Developing Applications for an Oracle Database 12c JSON Document Store (CON8240 – Moscone South, room 303)
Meet the Experts: XML and JSON (MTE9369 – Moscone South – room 306)
Wednesday
An Introduction to Using Oracle Database 12c as a NoSQL JSON Document Store (HOL9353 – Hotel Nikko, Golden Gate (HOL))
Securing Excel Spreadsheets with Oracle Database 12c and Oracle XML DB (CON8256 – Moscone North, room 131)
Thursday
An Introduction to Using Oracle Database 12c as a NoSQL JSON Document Store (HOL9353 – Hotel Nikko, Golden Gate (HOL))
Have fun; Enjoy Oracle OpenWorld if you are able to join us. Hope to see you there in San Francisco and let’s hope for a lot of cool new techy Oracle stuff to be announced. If you’re not in San Francisco, follow the news via Oracle blog enthusiasts around the world (and/or here).
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