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SELECT Journal
Volume 13, No. 4, 4th Quarter 2006

Features

• Enterprise Backup Methodologies for Oracle
  By Ari Kaplan
  Ari discusses the pros and cons of various enterprise backup and recovery solutions for Oracle environments.
• The Fusion Confusion Illusion
  By Dr. Paul Dorsey
  Paul gives some insight into Oracle Fusion, which is clearly Oracle’s next big direction.
• The Dynamic Duo of APEX and AJAX
  By Steve Karam
  Use AJAX in tandem with Oracle Application Express (APEX) to make simpler Web applications.
• Broadcast Your Capabilities: How Oracle AS 10.1.3 Uses Multicast to Communicate Changes
  By John Garmany
  John explains how the 10.1.3 Application Server uses multicast to replicate state information, cluster instances, and communicate between instances.
• See Pigs Fly—Nifty Tricks in SQL and PL/SQL
  By Lucas Jellema and Alex Nuijten
  Review the operators, functions, options, and features that have existed in Oracle database since release 7, but that you forget to use.
• An Extensible Materialized View Architecture
  By Claudio Fratarcangeli
  Learn about an extensible architecture modeled after Oracle materialized views without many of the limitations.
• Oracle Performance Tuning: A Systematic Approach
  By Guy Harrison
  Methodically tune your database layers for a healthier database and better performance.
• IOUG Special Interest Group Profiles
  SIGs Today and Tomorrow by Judi Hotsinpiller
  The Fusion Java Development SIG by Dr. Paul Dorsey
  Oracle RAC SIG—From COLLABORATE 06 to Redwood Shores By Rich Niemiec and Murali Vallath
  

Regular Columns

• From the Editor
• A SELECT Few
• SELECT Star

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