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SELECT Journal
Volume 14, No. 3, 3rd Quarter 2007

Features

• Building an Oracle Based Security Framework
  By Ron Lewis
  Learn the fundamental technical security controls and how they fit into an Oracle-based security framework.
• Oracle Critical Patch Updates: Common Questions
  By Steven Kost
  Get answers to questions regarding CPUs and how they can help secure vulnerabilities in various Oracle products.
• Oracle Passwords and OraBrute
  By Paul Wright
  Is your Oracle database protected? Find out how hackers can easily infiltrate your database and how you can tighten current measures to ensure your system is safe.
• Symmetric Difference in SQL
  By Vadim Tropashko
  Building off the popular inquiry in the Ask Tom forum about how to compare the content of two tables, Tropashko discusses three different table comparison techniques to optimize your database performance.
• Management Plug-ins for 10g Grid Control
  By Alex Gorbachev
  This article is part 2 of "Extending Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g." An absolute must read for any OEM installations with a moderate-to-large number of monitored targets and Oracle Agents, as well as for vendors providing plug-ins for monitoring their products.
• Six Simple Steps to High Quality Coding
  By Steven Feuerstein
  Learn the "Six Simple Steps to High-quality coding" and the basic workflow behind them. Apply these steps to your everyday work to quicken your coding methods. (Part 1 of a two-part series)

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