Category: Databases

Enterprise Acceptance of Open Source Databases

There has been a lot of concerns regarding the readiness of Open Source databases for the enterprise. Does this article: Sun Jumps On Open-Source Database Bandwagon To Boost Solaris prove that the enterprise has finally embraced Open Source databases? more »

Oracle to Acquire TimesTen, Inc.

06/09/05 | by Clarise Z. Doval Santos [mail] | Categories: Databases
In an announcement I received today from Andy Mendelsohn, Senior Vice President, Database Server Technologies of Oracle: "Earlier today, Oracle and TimesTen, Inc. announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement whereby Oracle will acquire Ti… more »
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Oracle Accounts for 80.5 Percent of New License Sales in Linux

05/24/05 | by Clarise Z. Doval Santos [mail] | Categories: Databases, Open Source
I had assumed that with the rise of Open Source RDBMS that Open Source RDBMS had a larger share in the Linux platform. I am wrong. :oops: According to the article, IBM, Oracle Tie For No. 1 In Database Market, "Oracle accounted for 80.5 percent of new li… more »
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Some Useful Resources on the MODEL Clause in Oracle 10g

05/19/05 | by Clarise Z. Doval Santos [mail] | Categories: Databases
For those doing data warehousing in Oracle, the MODEL Clause proves to be a powerful extension to SQL in Oracle 10g. The MODEL clause enables one to create a multidimensional array by mapping the columns of a query into three groups: partitioning, dimens… more »
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FAQ: ORA-600 Causes

02/21/05 | by Clarise Z. Doval Santos [mail] | Categories: Databases
When I was in Oracle support (years ago), my favorite Oracle error to resolve was ORA-600. Since I was taught Oracle internals, ORA-600 errors were challenging to me. During those days in support, I enjoyed reading file dumps, trace files and debugging.… more »
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This blog contains thoughts that range from non-technical to technical. Its name is derived from "Yakity Blah Blah" a column I once had that discussed a cornucopia of ideas. Who am I? I'm Clarise Z. Doval Santos, providing Project Management and Technical Leadership as part of InterActive Systems & Consulting, Inc.

InterActive Systems & Consulting, Inc. (IASC) performs research in the areas of data analytics, collaboration and remote access.

InterASC Professional Services, a service mark of IASC, provides strategic consulting and project management for data warehousing, business intelligence and collaboration projects using proprietary and open source solutions. We formulate vendor-independent strategies and implement solutions for information management in an increasingly complex and distributed business environment, allowing secure data analysis and collaboration that provides enterprise information in the most valuable form to the right person, whenever and wherever needed.

TeleInterActive Networks, a service mark of IASC, hosts open source applications for small and medium enterprises including CMS, blogs, wikis, database applications, portals and mobile access. We provide the tools for SME to put their customer at the center of their business, and leverage information management in a way previously reserved for larger organizations.

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