Tag: Database & Technology
The frenetic pace of application development in modern IT organizations means it’s not unusual to demand an application be built with minimal requirements gathering – literally, from a napkin-based sketch – to a working first draft of the app within extremely short time frames – even a weekend! – with production deployment to follow just a few days later. This article – the second in this ongoing series – focuses on how easy it is to leverage Oracle APEX to build the first of several components of a sufficiently-robust application for election canvassers to identify, classify, and inform voters in a huge northwest suburban Chicago voting district.
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- Blogs
- 1/07/19
The frenetic pace of application development in modern IT organizations means it’s not unusual to demand an application be built with minimal requirements gathering – literally, from a napkin-based sketch – to a working first draft of the app within extremely short time frames – even a weekend! – with production deployment to follow just a few days later. This article – the second in this ongoing series – focuses on how easy it is to leverage Oracle APEX to build the first of several components of a sufficiently-robust application for election canvassers to identify, classify, and inform voters in a huge northwest suburban Chicago voting district.
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- Blogs
- 1/07/19
With growing demands from businesses for real-time, analytical capabilities, maintaining data environments that can grow with these demands is a necessity. This is pressuring data administrators to deliver responsive, high-performing systems that can scale with the business. However, many enterprises are encumbered by the licensing and support issues that typically accompany database systems, resulting in…
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- Whitepapers & presentations
- 1/03/19
With growing demands from businesses for real-time, analytical capabilities, maintaining data environments that can grow with these demands is a necessity. This is pressuring data administrators to deliver responsive, high-performing systems that can scale with the business. However, many enterprises are encumbered by the licensing and support issues that typically accompany database systems, resulting in…
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- Whitepapers & presentations
- 1/03/19
With growing demands from businesses for real-time, analytical capabilities, maintaining data environments that can grow with these demands is a necessity. This is pressuring data administrators to deliver responsive, high-performing systems that can scale with the business. However, many enterprises are encumbered by the licensing and support issues that typically accompany database systems, resulting in…
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- Whitepapers & presentations
- 1/03/19
With growing demands from businesses for real-time,analytical capabilities, maintaining data environments that cangrow with these demands is a necessity. This is pressuring dataadministrators to deliver responsive, high-performing systemsthat can scale with the business. However, many enterprises areencumbered by the licensing and support issues that typicallyaccompany database systems, resulting in potentially high andunexpected costs, as well…
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- Whitepapers & presentations
- 1/03/19
Hear from the SELECT Editors about what's on the top of their DBA wishlist for 2019.
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- Blogs
- 12/27/18
Hear from the SELECT Editors about what's on the top of their DBA wishlist for 2019.
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- Blogs
- 12/27/18
This article explains how to configure Oracle API Gateway as a cluster on Solaris SPARC. The software can be download from the Oracle Technology Network. Before installing the API Gateway, you need to consider which components you require. Some components — for example, API Gateway Analytics — have additional requirements, such as a database. There are different components that could be installed, too, such as Policy Studio. There is not much documentation that discusses how to configure the Cluster for this product, so I chose to write one and be the first. The version of the API Gateway used in this article is Release 11.1.2.4.0, which is the latest at the time of writing.
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- Blogs
- 12/18/18
Database systems have been part of corporate data centers fordecades, and substantial infrastructures have been built aroundthem to assure their security, resiliency and ability to supportmission-critical applications. Now, much of the technologyrequired to keep delivering business value is available in thecloud, which is fast becoming the de facto method of datadeployment. Already, one-fourth of corporate…
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- Whitepapers & presentations
- 12/12/18