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This page has my CoverItLive commentary for information integration news from Oracle Open World 2008 in San Francisco.

LewisC's An Expert's Guide To Oracle Technology Well, I have made the leap to SQL Developer. No more TOAD. In the past, I was using SQL Developer quite a bit but I would still fall back to TOAD for certain things. No more. I am using v1.5 and have not had any weird crashes, no performance problems.

Once the Oracle speaks its very hard to avoid destiny - Oracle Warehouse Builder and Oracle Data Integrator are going to become a Unified data integration product for the Fusion middleware platform.

LewisC's An Expert's Guide To Oracle Technology I mentioned a while back, during ODTUG Kaleidoscope 2008, that SQL Developer would add support for data modeling.

Despite growing by 28% Oracle have increased database and middleware software prices by at least 15% across the board.  Even more if you have a specific BEA product or a peculiar data integration architecture in mind.

LewisC's An Expert's Guide To Oracle Technology By request, this entry will discuss some issues surrounding DML triggers. Triggers are a nifty feature. When you need them, they are very useful. They can also make maintenance and debugging an absolute

LewisC's An Expert's Guide To Oracle Technology I love this. Is Oracle the official sponsor of...Ironman? Check out this site: Oracle Presents Two Worlds I have to admit, I haven't had time to read the last couple of Oracle Magazines. Did I miss something? I plan to

LewisC's An Expert's Guide To Oracle Technology About 2 1/2 years ago (Oct 2005), I write an entry titled: Looking for a job? Anyway, while I was thinking about the job market, I started

LewisC's An Expert's Guide To Oracle Technology According to InformationWeek, an Evans Data survey (1470 respondents) shows that Oracle led in all 13 categories. In most categories DB2 was second and other databases followed behind. I think it's worth noting