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1 year ago
in Mix President’s Day Release: JRuby 1.1RC2 and a bunch of other stuff! on Oracle AppsLabgreat to see Mix evolving!
A question about the performance tests. A 100 byte big profile page? You seem to have a very very small one, mine is at least 16 KB big and yours on the production system is also 31 KB big. I think that's more the size which is normally served for a web page and would be more appropriate for a benchmark.
Greetings
Patrick
1 year ago
in 8 Things You May Not Know About This Blogger on Eddie Awad’s BlogPatrick
1 year ago
in Oracle in 3 Minutes: A Ticking Bomb on Eddie Awad’s Blog1 year ago
in Oracle in 3 Minutes: A Ticking Bomb on Eddie Awad’s BlogReconsider your data model if you are really going to compare two columns which obviously have the same content and meaning but are of different data type...
:-)
Patrick
1 year ago
in New Oracle ACE and Website on Eddie Awad’s BlogEddie,
congratulation! You deserve it!
BTW, for those you haven't noticed it. The new ACE Finder and Profile pages are an Oracle APEX application. Sweet :-)
Patrick
2 years ago
in When ANSI SQL Join Syntax Does Not Work in Oracle on Eddie Awad’s BlogAs I already said, "interesting" data model :-)
Never had to do anything with Oracle Applications, probably SAP will not be better from a data model point of view.
Patrick
2 years ago
in When ANSI SQL Join Syntax Does Not Work in Oracle on Eddie Awad’s BlogA dump question, but who has 1050 columns in 1 table or 7 tables? That are still 150 each!
I would question the data model...
Patrick
2 years ago
in Here is How to Unpersist Your Persistent PL/SQL Package Data on Eddie Awad’s BlogHi,
I'm just curios, why should anybody use static package variables and on the other side decide to use SERIALLY_REUSABLE?
If I really just want to use them for the call, why not just use local procedure/function variables?
Something else I noticed in you example, why don't you declare "i" as local variable, does it really have to be static?
Patrick