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Random ramblings and raves of relational relevance!

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

The Fat Database (or Thick Database) Approach

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I'm a big believer in the so-called "Fat Database" paradigm for data-centric business applications. I think I first heard ...
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009

The Oracle Database as Development Platform

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There is really a lot of amazing stuff that you can do using just the Oracle database and PL/SQL these days. I've made this diagram to i...
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Sunday, December 21, 2008

Adventures with Apex, part three: Setting up Apex with Tomcat and the DBPrism plugin

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It is common knowledge that you can run Apex using either the Apache-based Oracle HTTP Server (with mod_plsql) or the Embedded PL/SQL Gatewa...
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Saturday, April 12, 2008

Adventures with Apex, part two: Setting up the stand-alone Oracle HTTP Server as a Windows service

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The latest stand-alone version of Oracle HTTP Server (OHS) for Windows is available on OTN as the file " iAS_101330_Apache2_Modplsql2_w...
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Adventures with Apex, part one: Boosting performance when using DBMS_EPG

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We are currently developing a web application using Apex 3.1. There is a handful of developers on the team and we all work in the Apex Appli...
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Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Implementing table inheritance in the database

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Over at sqlteam.com , there is an interesting article about "Implementing table inheritance in SQL Server". But the concept is jus...
Friday, March 21, 2008

Yet another Oracle blog!

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I was not really planning to start a blog, but then I realized the subdomain ORA-00001 was available on Blogger, so I thought "why not...
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I have been working as a consultant and software developer for 20 years (since 1997), with a special passion for relational databases. I have done a fair share of work using Microsoft tools (including SQL Server, VB, ASP, .NET and C#) and other tools (most notably Delphi), but my favorite tool is the Oracle database with PL/SQL and APEX.
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