Oracle Magazine
September-October 2005

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FEATURES

Oracle Database 10g Just Got Better
By Kelli Wiseth
When Oracle introduced Oracle Database 10g, enterprise grid computing was in its infancy. Over the past two years, many of the benefits of enterprise grid computing have become the mantra of forward-thinking CEOs and CIOs. With numerous new features in the areas of performance, scalability, reliability, and security, Oracle Database 10g Release 2 promises to help customers achieve these benefits and more.

A Lesson In Interactive Marketing
By David Baum
Customer relationship management has made significant inroads at commercial firms. Like for-profit businesses that value customer retention, educational institutions value student retention. That's why DePaul University is using PeopleSoft Enterprise CRM software from Oracle to better understand how it can serve its students.

Middle Matters
By Greg Karpain
Middleware is an evolving term and product category. When the word was introduced more than 20 years ago, middleware generally referred to any programming that served to "glue together" two separate existing systems. Since then, middleware has evolved to encompass numerous technologies that reside between the application and database layers. And Oracle's middleware offerings have evolved along with the definition of the word.

Oracle OpenWorld
Information transforms at the world's premier conference for Oracle customers and partners.

DEPARTMENTS

From Our Readers
Readers tell us what they think.

On Turning Two
By Jeff Spicer
Oracle marks the second anniversary of Oracle Database 10g with a new release.

AT ORACLE
Events
Find out about current and upcoming industry events.

OTN Community Bulletin
Learn what's happening with Oracle's most dynamic online community.

Oracle News
Oracle and Zend Technologies partner to deliver a free prebuilt stack to make developing PHP applications easier than ever.

Oracle News Briefs

CHANNELS
Peer-to-Peer
John Spencer, Connie Adams, Marcelo Ochoa

Partner News
Ares International, Bhrigus, Cerner, CGI, CipherSoft, HP, i-flex solutions, Integracion de Tecnologia en Informatica S.A. de C.V., MICROS Systems, Northrop Grumman, Pillar Data Systems, Samsung SDS, Sun Microsystems, SunGard SCT, and Syslogis, plus Book Beat

Cutting Edge
Bluetooth laser measurement, instant memory, and combating phobias with virtual reality

TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPER SECTION—ARTICLES & COLUMNS
TECHNOLOGY
INDUSTRY STANDARD
Web Services—Anyhow, Anywhere
By Marta Bright
WSIF lets you access Web services independent of protocol or location.

TALKING TUNING
Sharing Memory—Automatically
By Kimberly Floss
Put away your scripts and let Oracle automatically resize your memory pools.

XML
XQuery Flowers
By Jonathan Gennick
Use XQuery to retrieve and transform both XML and relational data.

SECURITY
Transparent Data Encryption
By Arup Nanda
Encrypt sensitive data transparently without writing a single line of code.

GLOBALIZATION
Going Global
By Ron Hardman
Globalization support in Oracle Database 10g Release 2 makes localization easier.

XML EXCHANGE
XML to Relational: Bridging the Gap
By Sean Dillon
Storing XML in traditional relational storage

ASK TOM
My First Day with the New Release
By Tom Kyte
Our technologist talks about his first experience with Oracle Database 10g Release 2.

INSIDE OCP
Surveying Diagnostics
By Aradhana Puri
Tools in Oracle Database 10g store diagnostic information and provide answers.

ORACLE DEVELOPER
FRAMEWORKS
Creating Search Pages
By Steve Muench
Help users find what they're looking for.

ODP.NET
The Values That Bind
By Mark A. Williams
Improve performance in .NET applications with bind variables and ODP.NET.

OPTIMIZATION
Building Faster Java
By Harshad Oak
Optimize your Java applications with Oracle JDeveloper 10g tools.

COMMENT
INFORMATION MATTERS
Work and Play
By George Demarest
On the business of fun and the intelligence game

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