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WebLogic 10gR3

  With the release of WebLogic Application Server 10gR3, which of the following features will be most useful to you?
  Expanded scalability
  Adaptive management automation
  Java development
  Extreme transaction processing
  Grid functionality
  Pre-integrated SOA
  I am not planning to use WebLogic 10gR3

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SELECT Journal
July 2001, Volume 8, No. 5

Features

  • A SELECT Few
    By Oracle's Ken Jacobs
    This new feature gives you access to insight and information from the oracle community's VIPs. In this issue, we spend some time picking the brain of Oracle's Ken Jacobs.
  • The New Oracle Disk Manager (ODM): Increased Manageability and Improved I/O Performance for Databases under Oracle9i
    By Kevin Closson
    A component of Oracle9i for managing database files, Oracle Disk Manager makes a DBA's job easier and improves system performance. This article discusses the benefits of ODM and features a performance benchmark study.
  • Dynamic SQL
    By Tom Kyte
    This article is an extract from chapter 14 on Dynamic SQL in Tom Kyte’s forthcoming Wrox book Expert One-On-One Oracle. Normally, a program is developed with all of the SQL it uses hard coded into it. This is typically referred to as static SQL. Many useful programs, however, do not know what SQL they will be executing until run-time. It is SQL your program executes at run-time, which was not known at compile-time. Maybe your program generates queries on the fly based on user input; maybe it is a data load program you have developed. SQL*Plus is a great example of this sort of program, as is any ad-hoc query or reporting tool. SQL*Plus can execute and display the results of any SQL statement, and it definitely was not compiled knowing all of the SQL you would want to execute.

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