Understanding Explain Plans
Dan Hotka, Training Specialist
Application Development
Room 107/109
Understanding how Oracle arrives at the Explain Plan is a definite prerequisite to doing any further SQL statement tuning. Attend this presentation to understand exactly how Oracle arrives at execution plans and gain a better understanding of how Oracle works.
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Monday, January 19, 2009
University Session: A Guide to Fusion Web Development with JDeveloper 11g
A Guide to Fusion Web Development with JDeveloper 11g
Peter Koletezke and Duncan Mills, Quovera and Oracle Corporation
Application Development
Room 111/113
These days, development shops have been mandated to develop new applications using Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) Web technologies. This proves to be a challenge for traditional Oracle developers because the main Java EE languages and the style of development are very different. Oracle Corporation is developing the next wave of Oracle Applications (E-Business Suite, now Oracle Fusion Applications) using JDeveloper 11g and Application Development Framework (ADF) technologies such as ADF Business Components and ADF Faces Rich Client. JDeveloper 11g helps Web developers from every discipline transition more easily than ever to Java EE Web development. Its declarative and visual development environment rivals that of traditional tools, yet it creates standard Java EE code that can be deployed on any Java EE server such as Oracle Application Server and WebLogic Server.
This training session, presented by the co-authors of the Oracle Press book Oracle JDeveloper 10g for Forms & PL/SQL Developers, explains how to use JDeveloper and ADF with the technologies Oracle is using for fusion applications. It provides an introduction to and best practices for the use of JDeveloper’s visual and declarative tools. It demonstrates how you can use JDeveloper’s visual and declarative environment to create the Model layer, using ADF Business Components, which allow you to easily query, insert, update, and delete data; as well as the View and Controller layers, using ADF Faces Rich Client and JSF, which supplies the AJAX-enabled, Web 2.0 user interface, and the ability to interact with user events such as button clicks.
University Session: Oracle SQL Developer: Hands-On Experience
Oracle SQL Developer: Hands-On Experience
Sue Harper and Kris Rice, Oracle Corporation
Application Development
Room 108/110/112
PLEASE NOTE: This is a hands on session. Users are required to bring their own laptops with a database 9.2.01 or above installed. XE database is fine too. This can be downloaded and installed from OTN. We will not do database setup on the day.
SQL Developer provides database developers with a powerful tool for database development tasks. Users can browse, create, edit, and delete Oracle database objects; create, edit, and debug SQL and PL/SQL code; manipulate and export data; run reports and place files under version control. Using a combination of presentation and hands on, this session walks users through various aspects of the tool. We'll start with an overview and look at the general features of the product, with a focus on new features. This is followed by a drill down into features such as PL/SQL editing and debugging, building User Extensions, using Version Control, and interacting with Application Express. We’ll close with an overview of SQL Developer Data Modeling and an opportunity to try out the product. In each of the sections, attendees will have a choice of hands on sessions to work with. Throughout, we will be using the latest release of SQL Developer, pointing out the latest new features introduced.
University Session - Hands-On Oracle Application Express—From Zero to 60 in a Day!
Hands-On Oracle Application Express—From Zero to 60 in a Day!
Bradley Brown, TUSC—A Rolta Company Details
Application Development
PLEASE NOTE: This is a hands-on session. You'll need to bring your own laptop that has a wireless card that can connect to Brad's network.
In this session, you'll learn to use APEX from concept to delivery to support. We'll start with an existing "database" (i.e. an Excel spreadsheet) and build a real world application from the ground up. We'll also look at how APEX was used to solve specific business problems such as performing online property validations, keeping track of insured pilots, bug tracking, Agile development tracking, getting people to RSVP to monthly events without having to call them, and others. This session will discuss and demonstrate the functional requirements, how these applications were extended over time, the net results, and cost savings.
APEX is a declarative Web-based application development and deployment environment. It's a powerful and easy way to quickly develop a database-centric Web application. You can install APEX on your own machines or run it in a hosted environment on Oracle's apex.oracle.com site. All development (construction of pages) is done through the browser interface. You can use the SQL Workshop and the Data Workshop to run SQL and add data to your environment. This easy-to-use tool will impress you in no time at all! PL/SQL developers and DBAs love Application Express! This presentation gives the participants a good introduction and great hands on experience with the APEX development environment, as well as a good idea of the power that it contains to create quick, powerful Web application in a very short time.Brad will bring a server that has APEX installed along with a wireless network router that everyone will connect to for the class.
You'll need to bring your own laptop that has a wireless card that can connect to his network. You can share with someone else in the class if you would like, but the best experience is for you to do the typing. SQL and PL/SQL knowledge will be beneficial, but not absolutely necessary. This class is going to be limited in size, so sign up quickly!
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Bradley Brown, TUSC—A Rolta Company Details
Application Development
PLEASE NOTE: This is a hands-on session. You'll need to bring your own laptop that has a wireless card that can connect to Brad's network.
In this session, you'll learn to use APEX from concept to delivery to support. We'll start with an existing "database" (i.e. an Excel spreadsheet) and build a real world application from the ground up. We'll also look at how APEX was used to solve specific business problems such as performing online property validations, keeping track of insured pilots, bug tracking, Agile development tracking, getting people to RSVP to monthly events without having to call them, and others. This session will discuss and demonstrate the functional requirements, how these applications were extended over time, the net results, and cost savings.
APEX is a declarative Web-based application development and deployment environment. It's a powerful and easy way to quickly develop a database-centric Web application. You can install APEX on your own machines or run it in a hosted environment on Oracle's apex.oracle.com site. All development (construction of pages) is done through the browser interface. You can use the SQL Workshop and the Data Workshop to run SQL and add data to your environment. This easy-to-use tool will impress you in no time at all! PL/SQL developers and DBAs love Application Express! This presentation gives the participants a good introduction and great hands on experience with the APEX development environment, as well as a good idea of the power that it contains to create quick, powerful Web application in a very short time.Brad will bring a server that has APEX installed along with a wireless network router that everyone will connect to for the class.
You'll need to bring your own laptop that has a wireless card that can connect to his network. You can share with someone else in the class if you would like, but the best experience is for you to do the typing. SQL and PL/SQL knowledge will be beneficial, but not absolutely necessary. This class is going to be limited in size, so sign up quickly!
Register Now!
Training Day University Sessions - on Tuesday
Come a day early to receive in depth training on specific topics at Training Days 2009 University Sessions. These are four-hour sessions offered on Tuesday, February 10 from 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. The fee is $125.00 and if you are registered for the conference you will receive a 10% discount. PDF Document
- The RMOUG University Sessions include:
Hands-On Oracle Application Express—From Zero to 60 in a Day!
Bradley Brown, TUSC—A Rolta Company
Application Development Details
PLEASE NOTE: This is a hands-on session. You'll need to bring your own laptop that has a wireless card that can connect to Brad's network. - Advanced RMAN Backup and Recovery
Robert Freeman, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Database Administration Details - Maximum Availability Architecture 101
Stephan Haisley, Oracle Corporation
Database Administration Details
Room 103/105 - Oracle SQL Developer: Hands-On Experience
Sue Harper and Kris Rice, Oracle Corporation
Application Development Details
Room 108/110/112
PLEASE NOTE: This is a hands on session. Users are required to bring their own laptops with a database 9.2.01 or above installed. XE database is fine too. This can be downloaded and installed from OTN. We will not do database setup on the day. - Understanding Explain Plans
Dan Hotka, Training Specialist
Application Development Details
Room 107/109 - A Guide to Fusion Web Development with JDeveloper 11g
Peter Koletezke and Duncan Mills, Quovera and Oracle Corporation
Application Development Details
Room 111/113 - Quality "Shmality"-Why You Need Data Quality and How to Conduct a Data Quality Program
William Wimsatt, Wells Landers Group
Business Intelligence/Data Warehousing Details
Room 104/106
PLEASE NOTE: This is a hands-on session. Users are required to bring their own laptops. We will be sending an email to participants with directions for loading the required software prior to the session.
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