(Joel R. Kallman) If you are using Oracle REST Data Services as the “PL/SQL Gateway” for Oracle Application Express, ensure that your ORDS configuration includes the following line:

(Randolf Geist) The next part of the video tutorial explaining the XPLAN_ASH Active Session History functionality continuing the actual walk-through of the script output.

(mdinh) I was faced with a very strange situation.

(Ben) The Oracle INITCAP function is a handy string manipulation function. Learn what it does and see some examples in this article.

(Andrejus Baranovskis) Oracle JET application can be served from WebLogic as static content (HTML/JavaScript), JET code will be downloaded and executed on the client. Read more about packaging and deploying JET applications in developer guide – Packaging and Deploying Web Applications.Here is demo J

(Patch) There is talk about Dot Qualifying Everything in your PL/SQL Code. But what are the pros and cons in this approach?

(mdinh) Truthfully, I am feeling a little lazy to write a nice blog.

(Frits Hoogland) This blogpost is about using the linux ftrace kernel facility. If you are familiar with ftrace and specifically the function_graph tracer, you might already be aware of this functionality. This is Linux specific, and this facility is at least available in kernel 2.6.39 (Oracle’s UEK

(Luca Canali) In this post, you will find an example of how to build and deploy a basic artificial neural network scoring engine using PL/SQL. This post is intended for learning purposes, in particular for Oracle practitioners who want a hands-on introduction to neural networks.

(Ben) In this article, I’ll take a look at the Oracle LOWER function, explain how it works, and see some examples.