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SELECT Journal
Quarter 1 2006, Volume 13, No. 1

Features

• Your IT Career - Kick It up a Notch!
  By John Kanagaraj
  An old hand shows you a few career tips and tricks to get better at your job.
• Tablespace Point in Time Recovery with RMAN
  By Garry Robinson
  Garry gives us a cookbook-style approach for using RMAN to recover a tablespace to a previous point in time.
• Inside Oracle Database 10g Dynamic Sampling
  By Alexey Danchenkov
  In this article, we will see how Oracle deals with missing and stale object statistics and chooses the best execution plan for any query.
• Ultra-High Performance SQL and PL/SQL in Batch Processing
  By Dr. Paul Dorsey and Michael Rosenblum
  Case studies help to discuss best practices for using SQL and PL/SQL in batch processing.
• Mass Deployment of Oracle Database 10g Management Agent
  By Selvamani Palaniappan
  Ease the pains of large scale deployment of the Oracle Management Agent using techniques described in this article.
• Performance Appraisal of Oracle Data Guard 9i
  By Veera Swamy Vallabhaneni, Vivek Sharma, and Harshavardhan Vaidya
  The authors provide a substantial amount of figures and charts to show which configuration options get the best performance from Oracle Data Guard.
• Emergency Diagnostics Collection in the Database
  By Sreeram Surapaneni
  Learn how to use diagnostic logs in root-cause analysis of problems with high availability databases.

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• From the Editor
• A SELECT Few
• Users Group Calendar
• SELECT Star
• Advertisers' Index

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