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July 2009

Database 11g - change the rule of server hardware planning

Submitted by Chuliang on Tue, 07/07/2009 - 21:45

It has been common sense that hareware is getting cheaper by every year, Nobody is surprised that today's server is 10 times faster than a server of 10 years ago, yet only ten percent of the previous price.Read more

Partner profile in software industry

Submitted by Chuliang on Mon, 07/06/2009 - 21:12

Partner is an very important asset for software product company. Because customer usually need business solution for his own requirement. Usually a software product is only the combination of general features for common requirement and it is rare case that a product will fully meet the requirement of the customer without and customization. That is where software partner come in the place. To do customization according to the specific requirement for the customer.Read more

What is Oracle fusion middleware 11g

Submitted by Chuliang on Thu, 07/02/2009 - 20:34

What is middleware, the definition has changed a lot since the appearance of the term!

In Oracle 's definition, There 're only database, middleware and applications, if something is neither database nor applications, Then it must be middleware.

It is an interesting definition but It surely reveal what middleware is.

Database is to store and mange data, Applications is built for some kind of buisness purpose, and middleware, as the name emphasize, is the whole stack between the data and the business applications.

The Oracle middlewareRead more

Database 11g features - performance related

Submitted by Chuliang on Wed, 07/01/2009 - 16:09

What is the biggest database problem that most customer care about most. Many of them might pick the answers:
database performance!
Even with today 's uper power CPU and high capacity memory , even there 're so many tools we could use to investigate and diagnostic the performance problem. Few could have confidence that their database do not have performance problem.
According to experts from Oracle
"Most of today's database systems have been coded sub-optimally yet deliver performance that satisfies the customers requirements"Read more