Oracle Magazine
September - October 2003

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Database Revolution
By Kelli Wiseth
The world's first self-managing, grid-ready database is here. Oracle Database 10g, Oracle's new database release, takes manageability and performance to a new level while ushering in the era of commercial grid computing. Can you scale up your processing power as needed without scaling up your costs? With Oracle Database 10g, you'll be able to do that and more, using software that monitors and manages itself.

The Grid: Computing As Utility
By Michael Miley
Grid-based "computing as utility" is poised to take off. Here's how Oracle—and Oracle Database 10g—is making it possible.

Industrial-Strength Feedback
By David Baum
Many enhancements in Oracle Database 10g were developed with specific industries in mind. Here's how requests from government, retail, life sciences, financial services, and other domains became new database capabilities.

The Making of Oracle Database 10g
By Barbara Assadi
How many engineers, developers, and customers does it take to change a database? A behind-the-scenes look at how the world's most sophisticated database was built.

  Departments

From Our Readers
Readers tell us what they think.

Get Ready for the Grid
By Jeff Spicer
Oracle's newest database release changes the name of the game.

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Events
Find out about current and upcoming industry events.

Oracle News
Oracle Certified Masters Program tests Oracle professionals' mettle.

Oracle Briefs

Select Star from Oracle
Alex van Dijk makes sure it's all systems go in Oracle's global-support group.

CHANNELS
Vendor News
Ecora, Topspin, QUMAS, CipherSoft, and BMC

Partner News
Genesys, Clarity Technology, CGE&Y, and Shunra Software

Cutting Edge
Technology comes to life.

Peer-to-Peer
Yin Hong, Farzin Ismail, and Queyon Zeng

  Technology and Developer Section—Articles & Columns
TECHNOLOGY
 INDUSTRY STANDARD
Setting a Date for Interoperability
By Joe McKee
Calendaring standards are syncing up for collaboration.

 RMAN
Ready to Recover
By Joe Johnson
Oracle Recovery Manager is ready, reliable, and easy to implement.

 BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
Improve Results with Query Rewrite
By Susan Hillson, Lilian Hobbs, and Shilpa Lawande
Boost performance without changing SQL queries.

 SQL
First Expressions
By Jonathan Gennick
Oracle Database 10g brings regular expressions to SQL.

 PL/SQL
Taking Up Collections
By Steven Feuerstein
Part 1 in a series that looks at enrichments to PL/SQL in Oracle Database 10g.

 ASK TOM
On HTML DB, Bulking Up, and Speeding
By Tom Kyte
Our technologist looks at Oracle Database 10g's HTML DB, building bulk, and improving speed.

 INSIDE OCP
Certifying DBA Performance Tuning
By Jim DiIanni
More concepts and sample questions for OCP certification

 OTN
OTN Delivered Daily
By Robert Dell'Immagine and Justin Kestelyn
New tools and information architecture bring the best of OTN to you.

ORACLE DEVELOPER
 TRENDS
The Active Database
By Cameron O'Rourke
Ways to invoke external processing from the database

 OTN DEVELOPER
Keeping Up with New EJB Features
By Robert Hall
A sample app on OTN lets you learn new features of Enterprise JavaBeans.

 XML
Parsing XML Efficiently
By Ping Guo, Julie Basu, Mark Scardina, and K. Karun
Choose the right XML parsing technique for your Java applications.

 J2SE
Big Changes Coming for Java
By Jason Hunter
JDK 1.5 release contains major improvements in Java syntax.

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