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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
September 2001, Volume 8, No. 6

Features

  • Sharing Our Oracle Expertise: Coaching Tips and Techniques to Help Others
    By Joe A. Holmes
    You have a lot of knowledge and experience, both technical and non-technical built up working with Oracle, so now what? It is important to share our knowledge and expertise because it helps build successful teams which complete successful projects.
  • Oracle Extras
    By Bradley D. Brown
    As developers, we constantly search for tools and utilities to make our lives easier in the Web development world. This article describes some a number of tools, toolkits and other miscellaneous Oracle products, applications, and freebies designed to make our lives easier.
  • TKPROF - Your "Get out of Jail" Free Card
    By Kenneth M. Guion
    All too often, the database or hardware shoulders the blame for poor application performance when the culprit is almost decidedly the application program itself. It would be nice if tweaking the database would provide substantial performance gains, but the fact remains that tuning the individual application SQL statements achieves the largest gain. This article not only focuses on mainstream features of TKPROF and SQL Trace, but also covers some advanced tracing techniques not documented in the Oracle manuals.
  • User Defined Operators in Oracle8i and Oracle Developer Forms 6i
    By Bulusu Lakshman, Compunnel
    Oracle has built within 8i a significant set of features to enhance objects in the database. Learn how they can help make your job a little easier.

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