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Oracle Security Blog

A weblog about Oracle Security, especially the Oracle E-Business Suite 11i and the Oracle Database, written by Integrigy's Chief Technology Officer Stephen Kost. Oracle has updated the "Best Practices for Securing Oracle E-Business Suite" for Release 12. The new Metalink Note ID is 403537.1. Overall, there are very few changes to the document and mostly the changes are only to reflect the new R12 documentation.

Working with Multiple Tables

We will be starting with Oracle 9i: SQL, PLSQL, and SQL *Plus. we will learn Working with multiple Tables which covers : Joins - Inner Join; Using Table Aliases; Outer Join; Self Join; Non-Equi Join Subqueries - Simple Subqueries; Multilevel Subqueries; Correlated Subqueries; Predicates
Set Operators - Set Operator

Oracle DBA FAQs and Tips

This is a collection of FAQ and tips for Oracle DBA and developers. The clear answers and sample scripts provided can be used as learning tutorials or interview preparation guides.

It doesn't matter whether you are a beginner or an experienced Oracle DBA or developer, browse through our Oracle DBA FAQ and tips. They will always help you to improve your skills and find some good ideas to solve problems in your daily tasks.

Oracle Performance Troubleshooting

Ixora specializes in helping customers to resolve complex Oracle performance problems.
This typically involves:

an initial teleconference to discuss the problem symptoms and impacts

gathering and analysis of StatsPack and operating system performance data

online system monitoring using advanced scripts and tracing mechanisms

a teleconference to explain the problem diagnosis and to discuss possible workarounds and tuning options

ongoing monitoring and advice during the problem resolution phase

Oracle / PLSQL Topics

Basic code examples for SQL and PL/SQL. Select statements, variables, functions, triggers. PLSQL stands for "Procedural Language extensions to SQL", and can be used in Oracle databases. PLSQL is closely integrated into the SQL language, yet it adds programming constructs that are not native to SQL.

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