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Change: Added after discussion, so not unrated.Note. Please keep in mind these were the opinions of the people present, not a definitive statement that's cast in stone.What does the term DBA mean to you? How do you think you are regarded?Jack of all tradesCloset dictatorDatabase guru
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Change: an Oracle Apps DBA also? NotUnfortunately, discussedthe duepresentation towas timecut short at this constraints.point because we had used up the whole of the hour slot. ConclusionThe Oracle DBA isn't a dying breed... It's just changing over time... :)
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Change: Performance tuning moved more into the DBA domain, but developers were still expected to take part in this. Developer access to information seemed the biggest
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Change: session was to discuss what we as a group think the webDBA role is, and whether it has here:a http://www.oracle-base.comfuture."ReasonWhat fordoes thisthe talkterm isDBA moremean aboutto you? How do you guys,think notyou aboutare me."regarded?Goals:
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Change: 2 PM Date : TBAThursdayLocation : Moscone West 3rd Floor Overlooks Room: TBAOverlook IIFor the first time ever at Oracle OpenWorld (or any other major enterprise software industry conference), attendees
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Change: Closet dictatorDatabase guruDeveloper with extra skillsSystem administrator with extra skilllsTo be a DAB these days, your skill set has to be quite wide.Useful DBA Features?What Oracle features have made being a DBA easier/harder?Enterprise ManagerRMANStatspack, AWR, ADDMAutomatic memory management LogminerFlashback
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Change: Wants to hear from community, feed it back to Oracle (positive as well as negative feedback).What is a DBA?What does the term DBA mean to you? How do you think you are regarded?Jack of all tradesCloset dictatorDatabase guruDeveloper with extra skillsSystem administrator
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Change: woulwould you like added to Oracle to make your job easier?Presenter: Tim Hall is an Oracle Certified Professional DBA (7, 8, 8i, 9i, 10g), Oracle ACE Director and was chosen as Oracle ACE of the Year 2006 by Oracle Magazine Editors Choice
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Change: What features woul you like added to Oracle to make your job easier?Presenter: Tim Hall is an Oracle Certified Professional DBA (7, 8, 8i, 9i, 10g), Oracle ACE Director and was chosen as Oracle ACE of the Year 2006 by Oracle Magazine Editors Choice
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Change: Renamed from PL/SQL New Features in Oracle 11g by Nov 6 2007, 6:34 AM EST for: The subject of the presentation has changed.
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Change: In this session the participants will discuss what it means to be a DBA in the followingcurrent climate. The newtypes features:of topics to be discussed include:EnhancementsWhat todoes Regularthe Expressionterm Built-inDBA SQLmean FunctionsSIMPLE_INTEGERto Datatypeyou?CONTINUEWhat StatementSequences
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Change: the following new features:Enhancements to Regular Expression Built-in SQL FunctionsSIMPLE_INTEGER DatatypeCONTINUE StatementSequences in PL/SQL ExpressionsDynamic SQL EnhancementsGeneralized InvocationNamed and Mixed Notation in PL/SQL Subprogram InvocationsDatabase Resident Connection PoolAutomatic Subprogram InliningPL/ScopePL/SQL Native Compiler Generates Native Code DirectlyNew PL/SQL
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Change: Mixed Notation in PL/SQL Subprogram InvocationsDatabase Resident Connection PoolAutomatic Subprogram InliningPL/ScopePL/SQL LanguageNative ReferenceCompiler manual,Generates givingNative simpleCode examplesDirectlyNew ofPL/SQL Compiler WarningCross-Session PL/SQL Function eachResult featureCacheTrigger Enhancements in action.Oracle Database 11g Release 1PL/SQL
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Change: He has gained a wide knowledge of the Oracle software stack and has worked as a consultant for several multi-national companies on projects ranging from real-time control systems to OLTP web applications. Since 2000 he has published over 300 articles on his website (www.oracle-base.com) covering a
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Change: Simply add your name and topic on the Unconference agenda whiteboard/wiki at the Moscone West 3rd Floor Overlooks.Oracle Speaking11g slotsincludes are limiteda tosubstantial 2-6pmnumber onof MondayPL/SQL throughnew Wednesdayfeatures and 2-5pmenhancements. on Thursday, so sign up early. ThenThis show
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