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ODTUG OOW 2014 Weekly Sessions ODTUG is pleased to participate in Oracle OpenWorld, September 29 through October 1 in San Francisco. Check out our Sunday Symposiums or browse the list of sessions below. Times and dates for the sessions during the week should be posted soon to the Content Catalogue. |
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CON2378: Database Migration: DBA Stuff For the Non-DBA Have you ever received a request for a report from some legacy system that needs to be merged with your current production system? Wouldn't it be great if that data could all be in production? Oftentimes, developers need to access data on legacy systems and consolidate it with data in production. What if, as a developer, with the correct privileges, you could migrate that data from the legacy system to development without needing to involve your DBAs until tested and ready to move to production? |
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CON4493: Regular Expressions in Oracle 101 Oracle support for regular expressions has been around since version 10g Release 1. However, it's common to find developers who aren't aware of this powerful functionality. Oracle SQL support for regular expressions lets application developers implement complex pattern-matching logic in the database, which is useful for these reasons: By centralizing pattern-matching logic in the database, you avoid intensive string processing of SQL results sets by middle-tier applications. By using server-side regular expressions to enforce constraints, you avoid duplicating validation logic on multiple clients. In this session, we'll talk about common used operators, pattern matching conditions, and functions provided by Oracle |
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CON2659: Oracle BI in the Cloud: Getting Started, Deployment Scenarios & Best Practices Day: Monday, September 29, 2014 Customers now have the option to run Oracle Business Intelligence in Oracle’s Public Cloud, giving you potential benefits in terms of business agility, total cost of ownership, and integration with other cloud applications and data sources. |
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CON5532: Which Reporting Tool Should I Use? Day: Thursday, October 2, 2014 OBIEE, OBIA, FR, Essbase, Smart View – which tool should I use? Oracle provides a plethora of tools, but which one is right for you? Many companies ask this same question. We’ll review each Oracle reporting solution, list the tools’ strengths and weaknesses, and provide use cases for reporting and analysis. Join us for this informative session, where we’ll share our decision-making process and the key factors to get to the right solution for you. You might be surprised to find the answer isn’t just one tool. |
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CON2623: ADF Development and Deployment for Oracle Cloud Did you ever have a dream to develop your own online application and deploy it instantly for access from the web? Such dreams come true with ADF and Oracle Cloud. You are going to learn all technical tips and tricks, how to build ADF application optimized for the cloud, and how to deploy it on Oracle Cloud. ADF development for the cloud is as similar as regular development; however, there are nuances to consider. Expect end-to-end live demo and explanation for ADF deployment to the Oracle Cloud. Once ADF application is deployed to the cloud, we can monitor runtime performance with such tools as Oracle Enterprise Manager. |
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CON4039: Gauging ADF Application Performance: Instrumenting Your ADF Code Enterprise applications must provide reasonable performance on a large scale. One of the most important ideas in application development is to build instrumentation into applications to enable performance tracking and tuning. Oracle ADF provides multiple mechanisms for instrumenting and tracking performance. This session will show different options for Oracle ADF instrumentation and how they might be used to provide better application performance. Example code will illustrate how effective instrumentation can be in identifying and solving performance issues. |
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CON2176: Using Angular JS in Oracle Application Express When the jQuery JavaScript library was released in 2006, it dramatically changed the way developers used JavaScript. Since then, interest in JavaScript has exploded, along with its role in delivering highly interactive web applications. When these applications require a lot JavaScript, a system of structuring the code and organizing the files becomes very important. |
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CON2296: The Best of Both Worlds: Going Hybrid With Your Mobile Oracle APEX Application According to Gartner, in 2015 50% of all mobile applications will be hybrid. So it is the right time to jump on the bandwagon and start building hybrid mobile applications yourself. And you don't need to know Java, Object C, C++, or other “strange” languages. Using Oracle Application Express and PhoneGap/Cordova, you can create awesome-looking and functioning near-to-native applications. In this session, we will go through a step-by-step example of an application that synchronizes the (native) contacts on your phone with your customer database. |
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CON5219: Testing APEX: Removing The Boring from Testing Let's face it: Developers usually don't enjoy testing. However, there are a lot of tools available that make testing easy, quick, and rewarding. In this session, find out how you can use some cutting-edge tools to make testing your APEX applications easier. |
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CON5579: Use OBIEE to Retrieve Oracle Essbase Data: The 7 Steps You Won't Find Documented If you've ever tried to find information on accessing Essbase from OBIEE, you'll be scouring badly written blogs for days because there just isn't much published on this. This session will cover the seven poorly documented steps you must do to make sure your Essbase cube isn't flattened, it's in the correct outline order, aliases appear, and more. If you own Essbase and OBIEE and would like to integrate them, learn these seven steps and you'll go back to your company as an OBIEE rock star!
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CON4308: Tips For Hyperion Planning That Everyone Can Use Today Hyperion Planning has many features that everyone should be using to enhance the user experience and make planning easier. Most of these can be utilized immediately with minimal modifications and without having to rebuild your application. Are you using menus and composite data forms? Did you know smart lists, text fields, and date fields can be used in calculations? Are you using runtime prompts and variables to limit calculations and add flexibility to pretty much every aspect of the planning process? If you are not using all of these Hyperion Planning features or you would like to hear more about these and other features, then this session is for you.
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CON2342: Evolution or Revolution: The New Hybrid Essbase Essbase performance was revolutionized when ASO was introduced. Now, Hybrid Essbase brings that revolution in speed and performance to traditional BSO databases. This session will help you understand which cubes can benefit from this new functionality, what changes are required, and the techniques to optimize the results.
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