Oracle

This will probably be one of my shortest posts on ODI, but I figured if I am covering  pretty much all the basics of ODI, it would be good to show you how to use ODI’s scheduler and also show you how to schedule your ODI load plans. As title of the post states “Oracle […]

Hopefully everyone has been enjoying my many post on Oracle Data Integrator (ODI), again its starting to become one of my favorite ETL or E-LT software solutions.  With that being said, I wanted to continue my discussions with ODI and create a post showing you all how to create a ODI scenario and load plan. […]

So I’m hoping you all read my previous post on “Creating an Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) Interface” and hopefully it was simple to follow.  Today, I want to show you how to take your interface and bundle it into a ODI package with other ODI components in which will all you to run more than […]

Hopefully you all had a chance to check out my recent blog posting “Getting to know Oracle’s Oracle Data Integrator (ODI).”  If you haven’t checked it out yet, I urge you to check it out.  Well to continue on the topic of Oracle Data Integrator (ODI), I wanted to put together a few posts on […]

As an avid user of IBM DataStage for over 8 years I was recently on a client engagement where I had to use Oracle’s Oracle Data Integrator (ODI).  At first I was disappointed as I was out of my confront zone.  But after a week or two I was very surprised how quickly I was […]

Life sciences companies are devoted to developing sophisticated drugs, services and other therapies, yet many still rely on spreadsheets, paper, and overly-complicated homegrown systems to manage activities related to clinical trials. It’s hard to believe, considering the myriad benefits that a tried-and-true clinical trial management system (CTMS) can provide. It’s widely understood that a CTMS […]

With a variety of clinical trial management systems (CTMS) on the market, determining which one is right for your organization can be difficult. Ovum, a leading technology research and advisory firm, recently released Decision Matrix: Selecting a CTMS Solution, 2013–14, a report that covers the clinical IT landscape, outlines critical factors that life sciences companies […]

My … how times are changing … back to what they once were!  I guess it has something to do with living long enough to experience things, but budgeting with Oracle’s exceptional world class platform Hyperion Planning solution is now available in the cloud.  This means that both new and existing Hyperion Planning customers of […]

Converting from BSO to ASO using migration utilities An Aggregate Storage Application is used to create aggregate storage database. Only one database can be created using Aggregate Storage Application. Conversion of Block Storage Outline to Aggregate Storage Outline can take place but vice versa is not possible. BSO Limitations: BSO is widely used in financial […]

Blog courtesy of KJones at Oracle University. Reposted by Zehra Quadri. Oracle Hyperion EPM 11.1.2.3 brought many new enhancements that make it even easier to use. We spoke to some of our Oracle University instructors to get their thoughts on which enhancements you’ll find most beneficial. If you’re not currently using these enhancements, now’s the […]

Bill Busch, Senior Solutions Architect at Perficient, recently wrote a blog post about Oracle’s In-Memory database option: Last month Oracle announced Oracle In-Memory database option. The overall message is that once installed, you can turn this “option” on and Oracle will become an in-memory database.   I do not think it will be that simple. However, […]

On 6/26/14 saw the release of Oracle SOA Suite 12c. This release includes the re-architected Oracle WebLogic Server, plus the integration of Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle Service Bus. Here is a link to Oracle’s press release. Some of the highlights for me are the following: 1. Templates Re-usable pieces of configuration, such as Oracle […]