Oracle Tutor
No, I’m not talking about an Oracle private instructor that you can hire to teach you Oracle. Oracle Tutor is an Oracle product: Continue reading…
12 Comments | Filed in Oracle | Tags: tutorblogs.oracle.com: It Worked!
Looks like Oracle is trying to find a new home for Oracle related blogs (as noticed earlier). Here is the latest: blogs.oracle.com is live. Currently, the title of the web page is: It Worked!
Moreover, it looks like it’s a mix of Oracle employees and non-employees blogs, same list found on OTN. I believe this is still a work in progress since I have not seen or heard any official announcement from Oracle related to this new site.
Update (90 minutes later): Now, the title of the page is: blogs.oracle.com : Oracle Blogs!
3 Comments | Filed in Oracle | Tags: aggregator, blogOracle News Firefox 1.5 Extension
The extension is now compatible with Firefox 1.5.
If you have the extension in your Firefox extension list, but grayed out, just go to Tools > Extensions and click on the button “Find Updates”, an “Update Now” button should appear next to “Oracle News”. If no updates were found, then clear your Firefox cache and try again.
If you do not have the extension installed, just visit the extension’s main page to install it.
4 Comments | Filed in Extensions, Firefox, Oracle | Tags: extension, FirefoxOraBlogs Changes
First, Abhinav Agarwal noticed an indication that Oracle may set up “official” blogs for their employees. Now, there is another indication. Here is what currently displays on OraBlogs.com:
Compare this to the March 2005 version of OraBlogs.com. Interesting!
5 Comments | Filed in Oracle | Tags: aggregator, blogcoComments Mania
Now imagine this: A centralized list of all the comments you’ve made on other people’s blogs, with a link back to the original blog where you made the comment and all comments posted by others which are related to your original comment. In other words be able to check and be notified about responses to your comments on any blog, all from one place.
Well, imagine no more. With coComment, it’s a dream come true for many blog authors and readers. It is still in Beta and “Invite Only”. I got my invitation code from here. Now, I’ll go on a commenting rampage… 
More info and invitation codes may be found here, here and here.
6 Comments | Filed in Technology | Tags: blogWhat’s the most popular Oracle bookmark?
I have just noticed that OraQA is currently the most popular bookmark tagged with “oracle” on del.icio.us. It is followed by Morgan’s Library and then by Oracle DB 10.2 Doc. Glad to see the documentation there
Keep first, Keep last
A famous person once said: Oracle’s analytic SQL functions rock, Oracle’s analytic SQL functions roll. I totally agree. However, I would like to add to this that they rock and roll on a much faster beat if you know more about them. To explain what I mean, let’s take an example:
2 Comments | Filed in Oracle, Tips | Tags: analytic, function, sql
