131.Recorded: Version control and team working in APEX
There are differences between how multiple developers construct Oracle APEX applications as opposed to applications with file-based languages. Therefore, it is important to understand and implement…
132.Recorded: How to use the Interactive Grid Feature
Tabular forms to edit multiple rows of data have been available since the beginning of Oracle Application Express (APEX). But they come with some restrictions, such as only supporting one on a page.…
133.„It is very important that there is a standard for Java“
Simon Ritter is Deputy CTO at Azul Systems, which operates their own Java Virtual Machine (JVM) with Java 9. In the DOAG.tv interview with Andreas Badelt, vice-chairman of the Java community, the…
134.“I don’t know lots of applications that actually delete data”
What does the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) mean for the Oracle DBA? Philippe Fierens, Independent Oracle DBA, gives an overview of how DBAs can help their company to be compliant with…
Simon Ritter is Deputy CTO at Azul Systems and a big fan of the new release plan for Java Standard Edition and Java Enterprise Edition, as it meets both target groups' requirements. According to…
However, the autonomous database is built on top of 18c, says Sean Stacey, Oracle Director for Database Product Management, in this interview with Christian Trieb, Head of DOAG Database Community.…
Marc Sewtz, Anthony Rayner and Carsten Czarski - all three of them in the Oracle Application Express (APEX) development team - held a combined presentation at APEX Connect 2017. Marc Sewtz starts off…
At CERN, a very large number of particle collision events are recorded by the ATLAS experiment. This results in a large amount of data that have to be processed and analyzed. How can one handle a few…
When Wolfgang Scherrer speaks about his work in the board of the South African Oracle User Group (SAOUG), there is no stopping him. He enthusiastically describes how he got in touch with the SAOUG…
140.Java EE: Eclipse Foundation selected
Oracle's discussions with vendors, the community and open source foundations bring the first advances in the future of Java EE, as Oracle writes in a blog post. IBM and Red Hat should therefore…
