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NYOUG Special Winter
General Meeting
Date: Tuesday December 13, 2011
Time: 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Location: New Yorker Hotel (Eighth Ave. & 34th Street)
Keynote Presentation: Tom Kyte, Senior Technical Architect in
Oracle's Server Technology Division
Sponsors/Vendor Hall includes:
Oracle,
EMC,
CCH,
Cintra,
Confio,
Gridiron
Systems, Quest Software,
Texas Memory Systems,
XDuce,
Apress
Additional Vendor opportunities for this event are still available.
Please contact
for more information.
Agenda:
NYOUG General
Meeting 2011 12 Agenda.pdf
Registration is closed.
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NYOUG January 2012 Training Session - One day seminar in
New York City
Mastering Oracle Trace Data with Cary Millsap
Dates:
Tuesday Jan 17, 2012
Time: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location: St. John's University - 101 Murray St. New York, NY
10007
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NYOUG Spring 2012 Training Session: "Oracle PL/SQL for the 21st Century
with Steven Feuerstein"
Dates:
Wednesday April 18,
2012
Time: 9:00 AM - 4:45 PM
Location: St. John's University - 101 Murray St. New York, NY
10007
This one-day training covers the most critical features you need to
know about if you are going to write PL/SQL programs that fully utilize
the capabilities of modern PL/SQL in the 21st century, including the
most important enhancements of Oracle Database 11g.
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- You must be a current paid member to attend SIGS.
- Membership will be verified at all SIG events.
- All SIGS will start on time.
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This is a joint BI/DW & Web SIG meeting.
Date: Thursday January 20, 2011
Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Location:
APRESS
233 Spring Street, 6th Floor
New York, New York 10013
Topic: "APEX: Interactive Reports: An under the cover
analysis"
Abstract: Application Express provides a lot of wonderful
features with Interactive Reports (IR) that allow end-users to develop
their own custom
reports. The question for developers is how to "break-in" to the black
box to customize the interactive reports and use them the most
effectively.
This presentation will show attendees how the interactive reports are
generated and managed by Oracle. In addition, discussion will revolved
around best practices and considerations when developing with IR's.
Presenter: Josh Millinger started at Oracle in 1995 as
member of the Program Capture Team, a division dedicated to supporting
System Integrators as
they vied for large Government Contracts. Soon after, he became highly
involved in building web applications for internal use. These
applications helped manage the Oracle partner community, assisted in
event registration, and provided an online data center hardware/software
management system. It was during this time that Application Express
became a focal point of his expertise.
In 2003, Josh began the Partner Technology Center located in Reston,VA.
The PTC was designed to help Oracle's partners understand how Oracle's
technology could help them solve real world problems. Classes he helped
develop and teach included Application Express, Oracle Business
Intelligence, Application Server, and Real Application Clusters. Josh
left Oracle in 2006 to become a consultant evangelizing Oracle
technology and formed Niantic Systems, LLC with Raj Mattamal, in 2007.
Niantic's customers span many industries including Higher Education,
Construction, Healthcare, and Commercial Business.
His education includes a undergraduate Computer Science degree from the
University of Wisconsin, and a Masters degree in Computer Science
from the Johns Hopkins University
You must be a current paid member of NYOUG to attend this meeting at
no charge. Non-members may pay $10 at the door (cash or check only)
RSVP by January 18, 2011: If you have not already done
so and received an email confirmation, Send email to
with "NYOUG BI/DW & Web SIG MEETING RSVP" in the Subject line.
Directions:
From Downtown, take 2, 3 subway lines transfer to E train, arrive Spring
Street station, or take E train direct to Spring street station. Walk to
building # 233 From Uptown East/West side take E or C train arrive to
Spring street station. Walk to building # 233
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Topic: RMAN - Don't Forget the Basics
Date: Friday February 3, 2012
Time: 12:00 PM -1:00 PM EDT
Location: Webinar
Abstract : This webinar will discuss the bare bones RMAN setup
items that will bulletproof your image backups. There are many emerging
bells and whistles with 11gR2. This session will present the top 10
setup items that are fundamental to writing recoverable RMAN backups
from day one. After the basic setup, the technologist can move on to
leverage some of the new-fangled functionality of this legacy but
developing backup solution. Topics covered include: present
configuration and implementation items. use of a recovery catalog, block
change tracking, restore database validate, and the ultimate
configuration requirement-controlfile autobackup. If you read the fine
print in the documentation, you would find assumptions of setup items
that are expected to be in place to allow feature XYZ to work as
documented. The nature of those assumptions is at the heart of this
webinar. The target audience is beginner to experienced.
Michael S Abbey is a seasoned practitioner in the CORE Oracle
database arena. He is well-voiced in Oracle from 5.1.22 to the emerging
solution soon to be called Database 12c. Michael is an author in the
Oracle Press series, with most of his success being the Beginner's Guide
suite of books dating back to Oracle7 in 1995. Michael is a frequent
presenter at user group and vendor events and has keynoted at a half
dozen events in the past. He has a refreshing presentation style and
attendees at his sessions come away with new-fangled skills to practice
in the workplace. He also is the proud owner of 2 Fender guitars and 7
sets of Converse Pink Floyd sneakers.
System Requirements
PC-based attendees:
Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server
Macintosh®-based attendees:
Required: Mac OS® X 10.4.11 (Tiger®) or newer
Space is limited.
Click here
to reserve your Webinar seat now.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing
information about joining the Webinar.
Note: The number of real-time participants in the webinar is limited and
registration does not guarantee that you will be able to connect at the
scheduled time. The webinar will be recorded and made available on the
NYOUG website for on-demand viewing if you are unable to participate in
real-time.
Topic: What Oracle Can Tell You About
Your Applications
Date: Friday, October 28, 2011
Time: 12:00 PM -1:00 PM EDT
Location: Webinar
Abstract : For most database administrators, monitoring
performance means checking that nothing is horribly wrong with waits or
locks or the top 5 SQL statements by CPU, logical I/Os, or physical
I/Os. For most developers, the database is something fairly abstract,
usually at the root of their performance issues, for which the usual
panacea is called "indexing". When they meet, they have trouble
reconciling their visions and looking for solutions or improvements. But
in fact Oracle can tell more about the application it runs than the top
waits or the top SQL statements - even if you have to read between the
lines. I'll try to briefly take you through a few analysis that can be
made and can help DBAs and developers to discuss more effectively.
Stéphane Faroult first discovered relational databases and the
SQL language back in 1983. He joined Oracle France in their early days
(after a brief spell with IBM and a bout of teaching at the University
of Ottawa) and soon developed an interest in performance and tuning
topics. After leaving Oracle in 1988, he briefly tried to reform and did
a bit of operational research, but after one year, he succumbed again to
relational databases. He has been continuously performing database
consultancy since then, and founded RoughSea Ltd in 1998. He is the
author of "The Art of SQL" and of "Refactoring SQL Applications", both
published by O'Reilly, and painfully tries, on the Youtube roughsealtd
channel, to teach databases in a more entertaining way than the college
classes that were so obviously skipped by some developers (note to those
who are deprived of Youtube at work: most videos are also available on
konagora.com).
System Requirements
PC-based attendees:
Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server
Macintosh®-based attendees:
Required: Mac OS® X 10.4.11 (Tiger®) or newer
Space is limited.
Click here
to reserve your Webinar seat now.
Note: The number of real-time participants in the webinar is limited and
registration does not guarantee that you will be able to connect at the
scheduled time. The webinar will be recorded and made available on the
NYOUG website for on-demand viewing if you are unable to participate in
real-time.
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Date: November 16, 2010
Time: 6:00-8:00PM
Location: Arrow
Electronics - 50 Marcus Drive, Melville, NY 11747-3509
RSVP
by 11/15/10 to
with "NYOUG LI SIG MEETING RSVP" in the Subject line.
You must be a current paid member of NYOUG to attend this meeting at
no charge. Non-members may pay $10 at the door (cash or check only)
TITLE:
The Best
Oracle Database 11g New Features
ABSTRACT:
This presentation discusses which 11g new features should be
investigated for use. Most of the features covered are relevant for DBAs,
but there will also be a few outside that realm. There will be simple
examples to show the basic functionality of the following new features:
- Start Me Up – Using Memory
Target, The Buffer Cache & The Result Cache
- Virtual Columns
- Invisible Indexes & Online
Index Rebuilds
- DDL Lock Timeout, PL/SQL
Expressions/Simple Integer
- Secure Files
- ADDM Enhancements
- SQL Plan Management (SPM)
and capturing SQL Plan Baselines
- SQL Performance Analyzer,
Access Advisor & Query Repair Advisor
- Exadata Simulation
- Real Application Testing
(Database Capture and Replay) & Adding Nodes
- Interval Partitioning &
Partition Compression
- Automatic Diagnostic
Repository (ADR)
- Auto Sample, Creating
Pending Statistics
- Adaptive Cursor Sharing and
Bind Peeking
- EM, Grid Control, Security
Enhancements & the Future Sizes
PRESENTER:
Rich
Niemiec is an Oracle Ace Director and a co-founder and CEO of TUSC, a
Chicago-based systems integrator of Oracle-based business solutions
started in 1988. Rich currently serves as an Executive Advisor to Rolta
International Board of Directors and has served as President of Rolta
TUSC and Rolta EICT. Rolta is an international market leader in IT-based
geospatial solutions, and caters to industries as diverse as
infrastructure, telecom, electric, airports, defense, homeland security,
urban development, town planning and environmental protection. Rich is
the past President of the International Oracle Users Group (IOUG) and
the current President of the Midwest Oracle Users Group (MOUG). Rich is
one of six originally honored worldwide Oracle Certified Masters. In
2007, he authored the Oracle bestseller
Oracle10g
Performance Tuning Tips & Techniques,
an update of his previous 2 Oracle best sellers on Oracle8i and Oracle9i
Performance Tuning. Rich was inducted into the Entrepreneurship Hall of
Fame in 1998.
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BI/DW- Web SIG Webinar
Date: Thursday May 26, 2011
Time: Noon - 1pm
Topic: Application Express - The hidden "Gem" in Every Oracle
Database
To Register:
Use this link
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Oracle Events
PL/SQL Challenge from Steven Feuerstein
How good a PL/SQL programmer are you?
Take this challenge to find out:
http://www.plsqlchallenge.com
Every three months, the top-ranking players compete in a quarterly
championship to award first, second and third prizes.
Be sure to indicate that you are an NYOUG member - if you aren't - you
should be!
CALL FOR SPEAKERS FOR COLLABORATE 2012
IOUG invites you to submit a session proposal for COLLABORATE 12 - IOUG
Forum in Las Vegas. Now is your chance to present among the best of the
best and provide the user community with your expert insight and
experience.
The IOUG Conference Committee reviews all proposals and you will receive
a status notification for your submission in early December.
The submission deadline is October 14, 2011
To submit please visit this webpage:
Submit an abstract for
IOUG Collaborate 2012
Real World Performance Tour
Date: Wednesday November 30, 2011
Time: 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Location: Hilton Newark Penn Station, Newark, NJ
Featuring:
- Tom Kyte, author of the famed AskTom Blog
- Andrew Holdsworth, head of Oracle's Real World Performance Team
- Graham Wood, legendary Oracle Database performance architect
Complete information at:
www.ioug.org/rocks
To register, click here.
ODTUG Free Webinars
October 11, 2011 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
SPECIAL AUSTRALIAN SERIOUSLY PRACTICAL CONFERENCE WEBINAR!
Creating Your own Fusion BI Application Using OBIEE 11g and Oracle ADF
Mark Rittman, Rittman Mead Consulting
Registration Web Link:
https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/914186870
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