"Hi Frank,
I do have some experience w/ EBS on VMware; I've run several test and development EBS instances in a VMware cluster. I was working in a DBA/Apps DBA role, however, and did not have regular administrative access to the VMware part of…"
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John Piwowar replied to Frank Poulsen's discussion E-business suite & VMWare"Hi Frank,
This is not the same as "Running Oracle on VMware is unsupported." Consider: VMware essentially provides a virtual hardware platform on which to run a guest OS. If you were running Oracle on HP or IBM hardware, and encountered a…"
John Piwowar commented on jay's blog post What product components are covered by Standard Edition 10g"Hi,
You can find the list of licensed components for Standard and Enterprise Edition in the Oracle 10g documentation. Here's a link, to spare you the search. :-)
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John P."
"hey john ,
welcome to the community
i am starter in oracle working for last 6-7 month.it was nice to read your blog .
but i'm really looking forward to asm technology .
would be great if you can comment on that
once again welcome to the…"
John Piwowar posted a blog postHow old is that E-Business Suite clone, really?
In this post, I explore some methods to determine when the data in an E-Business Suite database was copied from its source.
John Piwowar commented on Zeeshan Ali's blog post function query"Hi Ali,
Two thoughts: First, I think you need to reverse the position of name1 and name2 in your query, for example:
SQL> create table tcase (name1 varchar2(20), name2 varchar2(20));
Table created.
SQL> insert into tcase values…"
John Piwowar posted a blog postOracle 10gR2 RDBMS for Mac OS X (Intel) has arrived!
Oracle has, at long last, released a version of the RDBMS for Mac OS X Intel. Not all features are supported, but on the other hand, it will run natively even on a non-Server version of Leopard. Woohoo!A quick note: I don't have any installation instructions in the post linked above, but here are some good resources:…See More
John Piwowar posted a blog postVia Twitter, an interesting regexp_replace puzzle
Prolific and knowledgeable Oracle Ace LewisC asked a regular expression (more specifically, regexp_replace) question on Twitter, and I found myself thinking, "hey, I bet I could actually answer that!" So I did. Then I thought about my answer a bit more, and decided to write a blog post to expand upon my original 140-character response.
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How old is that E-Business Suite clone, really?
In this post, I explore some methods to determine when the data in an E-Business Suite database was copied from its source.
Posted on April 30, 2009 at 6:53pm
Oracle 10gR2 RDBMS for Mac OS X (Intel) has arrived!
Oracle has, at long last, released a version of the RDBMS for Mac OS X Intel. Not all features are supported, but on the other hand, it will run natively even on a non-Server version of Leopard. Woohoo!
A quick note: I don't have any installation instructions in the post linked above, but here are some good resources:…
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A quick note: I don't have any installation instructions in the post linked above, but here are some good resources:…
Continue
Posted on April 11, 2009 at 5:00pm
Via Twitter, an interesting regexp_replace puzzle
Prolific and knowledgeable Oracle Ace LewisC asked a regular expression (more specifically, regexp_replace) question on Twitter, and I found myself thinking, "hey, I bet I could actually answer that!" So I did. Then I thought about my answer a bit more, and decided to write a blog post to expand upon my original 140-character response.
Posted on April 3, 2009 at 9:30am
Two new(ish) blog posts: EBS log files and still more EBS and Grid Control
Whose log file is it, anyway?
I wrote a quick and dirty script to query FND_PROFILE tables to get information about a log file I found on an E-Business Suite app tier. Not particularly revolutionary, but on the off-chance that it helps someone, I'm sharing.
More fun with Grid Control and EBS
After two months of… Continue
I wrote a quick and dirty script to query FND_PROFILE tables to get information about a log file I found on an E-Business Suite app tier. Not particularly revolutionary, but on the off-chance that it helps someone, I'm sharing.
More fun with Grid Control and EBS
After two months of… Continue
Posted on March 23, 2009 at 7:44am
Retrieving Oracle patches with wget
While working from home this evening, I had to download some patches to a remote Linux system, and was struck, not for the the first time, by the inconvenience of it all. So I wrote a quick shell function that helps me grab patches using wget. And then, I decided to share with the world, or at least the really small portion of the world that visits my blog. ;-)
Posted on February 13, 2009 at 9:09pm
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 7:24am on May 1, 2009,
abhishek singh said…
- hey john ,
welcome to the community
i am starter in oracle working for last 6-7 month.it was nice to read your blog .
but i'm really looking forward to asm technology .
would be great if you can comment on that
once again welcome to the community
thanks
- At 10:39am on October 16, 2008,
Tony D'Amico said… - John, thanks! Good to hear from you. How are things at Vocollect?
- At 7:24pm on September 7, 2008,
Eddie Awad said… - Hi John and welcome to OracleCommunity.net. Nice Ubiquity command by the way.
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