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Category Archives: Oracle 11g
Oracle 11g available for download!
Good news! Oracle 11g is finally available for download! Ok, until now it’s just available for Linux, but I’m sure other platforms will follow soon.
For those who can’t install it yet, at least you can have a look at the Oracle 11g documentation and the New features section in the documentation.
Have fun!
Oracle 11g: Native Web Services
Just stumbled across an interesting paragraph in the New Features in Oracle XML DB for Oracle Database 11g Release 1 about Database Native Web Services.
The feature didn’t get that much attention yet on the Oracle 11g related blog postings, but according to the description it’s a real nice improvement compared to the 10g solution.
So what is it all about?
Oracle 11g some more infos
Just noticed that Oracle has put some more information about Oracle 11g onto OTN.
There are a lot of whitepapers available on OTN. For example the Oracle Database 11g New Features Overview which even mentions Oracle APEX! Ok, they mention it on the last page, but at least!
Another interesting read is Oracle Database 11g Application Development which gives an interesting overview of the new PL/SQL enhancements in Oracle 11g like
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Oracle Database 11g will be launched on July 11
Just read on Edie Awad’s blog, that the Oracle Database 11g is going to be launched on July 11 with an event in New York City.
Oracle is looking for 11g Beta tester
Just got a newsletter from Oracle with an article that they are looking for Beta tester for the upcoming Oracle 11g Database release.
Check out Oracle Database 11g Beta Program Underway.
Oracle 11g PL/SQL enhancements
Just read an interesting posting on Igor’s Oracle Lab about the planned PL/SQL enhancements in Oracle 11g. I really like some of the planned features. Want to get the full story? Check out the presentation done by Tom Kyte.