Join us from 9:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. PST to hear Oracle’s Executive Management Team launch the integration of Oracle and PeopleSoft, hosted by Oracle Presidents Safra Catz and Charles Phillips.

(Michael Singer) Only a handful of vertical enterprises will feel the first ripple effect of the new Oracle according to research published recently.

(Arup Nanda) Suppose user Joe updates a row of the table as shown below, assuming he has update privileges on that table. update SCOTT.EMP set salary = 12000 where empno = 123456; How do you track this activity in the database? In Oracle9i Database and below, auditing captures only the “who”

(Renee Boucher Ferguson) In the midst of swapping out executives at recently acquired PeopleSoft Inc., Oracle Corp. is also making some internal adjustments. The company quietly replaced two top executives last week, including Ron Wohl, executive vice president of application development, according

(Steve Callan) What do FORTRAN and Oracle have in common? The answer to this question is at the end of the article, so before we get there, allow me to use the study of mathematics as a model.

(George Demarest) On a windy night in July of 1545, the British war ship Mary Rose and her crew slipped beneath the waves off the southern coast of England in full view of her patron, King Henry VIII. Severe conditions, an outmoded design, and good old-fashioned panic had sealed her fate.

Oracle will announce layoffs as early as Friday in the wake of its recent acquisition of PeopleSoft, Oracle said. “On the personnel front, our goal is to get integration done this month,” Oracle CFO Harry You told investors on Tuesday at the Needham & Co. Growth Conference in New York. “It would

(Andrei Cioroianu) JavaServer Faces (JSF) is the long-awaited standard Java technology for creating Web-based user interfaces. In this article, I will explain how to build JSF forms, validate the form data with JSF, implement JSF actions that access the database, and present the SQL result sets with

(John K. Waters) Oracle is adding some rocket fuel to its tools promotion strategy with a contest that promises to send one lucky developer into space–literally. Announced at the recent Oracle OpenWorld conference (but upstaged by the PeopleSoft acquisition drama), the Oracle Space Sweepstakes give

(Mooh the Cow) So what’s this business with Oracle allowing programmers to put programs in databases? That’s right. They’re called Oracle stored procedures, and they’re quite useful. The author walks you through writing, creating, debugging, and deleting a procedure.