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Two versions of the BSS Oracle toolbox are available. The basic version of the toolbox, which includes the main Matlab R1 programs and this user guide, can be downloaded at http://bass-db.gforge.inria.fr/bss oracle/bss oracle basic.zip After unzipping this file, you should get a directory called bss oracle 2.1. To install, simply add the full path to this directory to your Matlab R path using the command pathtool.
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IBackup for Windows supports the backup of Oracle server databases (Oracle 9i and 10g). The installation, configuration and usage of this advanced database backup feature using IBackup for Windows has been simplified using a step-by-step approach.
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Contrary to claims by Oracle Corporation C.E.O., Larry Ellison, Oracle 9 is breakable. Perhaps Oracle’s “Unbreakable” marketing campaign was more to show their commitment to getting close to producing a secure product, and indeed, Oracle do take security very seriously. Oracle product has undergone and passed fourteen independent security evaluations including the Common Criteria assessment. In the database world this is quite an achievement with all of Oracle’s competitors far behind. Whilst Oracle 9 has not yet been certified it is no doubt currently being assessed. In the mean time this paper will hopefully help Oracle customers get closer to the secure environment they were promised.
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Oracle Applications Desktop Integrator (ADI) is software is installed on a Citrix server that allows the user in a Faculty or Division to transfer information between the user and the University’s Oracle Financials system (neo). One of these functions is the ability for the user to run a number of pre-configured financial reports, or even configure their own financial report, for output to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. The purpose of this manual is to guide the user through the procedures required to produce these reports.
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Where do we start? One of the problems in comprehending a massive product such as the Oracle database is the difficulty of getting a good sense of how the product works without getting lost in the details of implementing specific solutions. This book aims to solve this problem by giving you a thorough grounding in the concepts and technologies that form the foundation of the Oracle Database Server. Oracle also provides an Application Server and business applications, including the E-Business Suite and the Oracle Collaboration Suite, *which are outside the scope of the main body of this book.
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EECS 484 10/3/2005 1 Mini User’s Guide for SQL*Plus T. J. Teorey Table of Contents Oracle/logging-in 1 Nested subqueries 5 SQL create table/naming rules 2 Complex functions 6 Update commands 3 Save a query/perm table 6 Select commands 3 Special commands 6 Set operations 4 SQL views 9 Built-in functions 4 Index 10 Oracle Oracle 8.1.6 resides on a Sun Sparc10 node. However, you do not need to login directly to this machine, but think of it as a database
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The Oracle Database Listener is the database server software component that manages the network traffic between the Oracle Database and the client. The Oracle Database Listener listens on a specific network port (default 1521) and forwards network connections to the Database. The Listener is comprised of two binaries: (1) tnslsnr which is the Listener itself and (2) the Listener Control Utility (lsnrctl) which is used to administer the Listener on the server or remotely.
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Short Topics in System Administration The Sysadmin’s Guide to Oracle Ben Rockwood Published by the USENIX Association 2005 Rik Farrow, Series Editor 13 © Copyright 2005 by the USENIX Association. All rights reserved. ISBN 1-931971-41-2 To purchase additional copies and for membership information, contact: The USENIX Association 2560 Ninth Street, Suite 215 Berkeley, CA USA 94710 orders@usenix.org http://www.usenix.org/ First Printing 2005 USENIX is a registered trademark of the USENIX Association. USENIX acknowledges all trademarks herein. This booklet is dedicated to
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This Oracle security paper is one of a series describing hacking Oracle, Oracle security, un-documented Oracle and Oracle Architecture. Details of the other papers in this Oracle and security series can be obtained from www.pentest.co.uk as they become available. Copies of the scripts discussed in this document will be available for downloaded from this website.
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Supplement IV.C: Tutorial for Oracle For Introduction to Java Programming By Y. Daniel Liang This supplement covers the following topics: • Connecting and Using Oracle • Creating User Accounts • Accessing Oracle using Java NOTE: Please use Oracle 10.g or high with this tutorial. 0 Introduction Oracle 10g Enterprise runs on Windows 2000, Linux and Solaris. It can support multiple users concurrently on the network. Students can access an Oracle 10g from a Web browser without installing any Oracle software.
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