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*Postgres Rocks!
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*What is XML?
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*What is XML?
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*XML In Oracle
Lewis R Cunningham Database Architect Sheperd Systems An Expert's Guide to Oracle http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/oracle/guide
An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a very narrow field. - Niels Bohr (1885 - 1962)

*Topics
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It's like X acronym nerdvanna!

*History of XML in Oracle
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Beta XDK in 8i for Java, C and PL/SQL Migrated to XDK in 9i Migration to SQLX XMLTypes and XDB (With WebDAV)

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*What is XE?
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*What is XE?
&#8226; XE has some limits
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*XML In Oracle
Lewis R Cunningham Database Architect Sheperd Systems An Expert's Guide to Oracle http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/oracle/guide
An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a very narrow field. - Niels Bohr (1885 - 1962)

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It's like X acronym nerdvanna!

*History of XML in Oracle
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Profiling for Fun and Profit
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Who am I?
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Lewis Cunningham lewisc@rocketmail.com

*Slide 2

Profiling for Fun and Profit
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Putting it All Together Tips Hotsos ILO

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Lewis R Cunningham Author, EnterpriseDB: The Definitive Reference

*Agenda
&#8226; &#8226; &#8226; &#8226; &#8226; Introduction and comments Overview of presentation Overview of TimeTraker Application Steps in a migration Walk through of migration

*Webinar Goals For You
&#8226; See an example application get migrated &#8226; Understand the steps and decisions needed to successfully migrate an application &#8226; Understand compatibility issues &#8226; Understand how to work with the database &#8226; Understand when and how to work around the database

*The Sample Application
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PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY: Application Developer, Designer, and Team Leader with over 14 years using the Oracle database, PL/SQL, tools and applications. Proven team leader with project management experience; has managed diverse staff and complex projects. Expert at OLTP data modeling, logical and physical entity relationship diagramming (ERD), data warehouse dimensional modeling (Star Schema), data mapping and SQL, PL/SQL &amp; ETL programming. O</description>
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PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY: Application Developer, Designer, and Team Leader with over 14 years using the Oracle database, PL/SQL, tools and applications. Proven team leader with project management experience; has managed diverse staff and complex projects. Expert at OLTP data modeling, logical and physical entity relationship diagramming (ERD), data warehouse dimensional modeling (Star Schema), data mapping and SQL, PL/SQL &amp; ETL programming. O</description>
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An Expert's Guide To Oracle: The Best Essays of 2005
Lewis R Cunningham January 21, 2006
Essays previously appeared on the Expert's Guide to Oracle Technology web log on ItToolbox.com. All essays have been edited for content and formating in this document. Copyright is maintained by Lewis R Cunningham for all essays contained in this document. This document may be freely distributed, copied and printed.

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by Lewis Cunningham
1. What is Oracle Application Express?
Oracle Application Express (also called APEX and formerly called HTML DB) is a FREE RAD web development tool. APEX is written using PL/SQL and runs completely inside of a web browser. APEX is an IDE and a runtime environment. You use APEX to write web applications. Users, using their database user ID, log into APEX and run their application from a menu. With the APEX IDE, you can create forms, reports and charts. All of the normal web widgets are available: radio groups, buttons, drop down li</description>
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Abstract
The Oracle 10g database provides a rich set of features to secure and audit an application. Unfortunately, many applications treat security and audit as an after thought rather than a design goal. Security and audit, to be effective, must be an integral part of an application. In today's IT environment, complying with regulatory mandates such as Sarbanes-Oxley and HIPAA ensure that security and audit is visible at the highest levels of management. An insecure application or an application that does not </description>
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An Expert's Guide To Oracle: The Best Essays of 2005
Lewis R Cunningham January 21, 2006
Essays previously appeared on the Expert's Guide to Oracle Technology web log on ItToolbox.com. All essays have been edited for content and formating in this document. Copyright is maintained by Lewis R Cunningham for all essays contained in this document. This document may be freely distributed, copied and printed.

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Lewis R Cunningham AKA LewisC, PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Introduction
Recently, I had a project to migrate data from an Oracle 10g EE database to an Oracle 9i EE database. The data to be migrated was real-time and required fairly large data transformation. The basic use of the migration was to keep an older production 9i database in sync with the newer 10g database for several months while applications dependant on this data were remediated to use the new database. This paper and the accompanying presentation are based on the proof of concept (POC) we performed to prove </description>
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Adding records automatically Adding record programmatically Pulling records off the queue

*Who am I
&#9679; &#9679; &#9679; &#9679; &#9679; &#9679; &#9679;

Lewis R Cunningham Oracle ACE Certified PL/SQL Developer Author Blogger Database Geek Member of SOUG, IOUG, ODTUG, ACM

*What is Oracle Streams?
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