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OpenERP release 7.0, which just came out, shows some real advantages in terms of accessibility. By refining the website, OpenERP wants to prove that the new release is not merely an update but a new product with a new mind-set.
Vor einigen Wochen hatte ich im Rahmen der Frankfurter Datenbanktage Gelegenheit zu einem Interview mit Andrea Held, der fachlichen Leiterin des Events und Geschäftsführerin der Firma Held Informatik.
Three weeks ago, Microsoft published the third Cumulative Update (CU3) for Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Service Pack one. As usual, if this Cumulative Update solves an issue you are facing, install it quickly - otherwise, do not install it.
I have read some blog postings concerning the new perfmon counters, but I have not seen really extensive overviews yet. In this post, I would like to present not only what is new, but also what has changed (or not) and how to find it. The first step is to select all objects in SQL2008R2 and SQL2012 from the view sys.dm_os_performance_counters.
On 26 February I went to the University of Bern with my colleague Arnaud Berbier to follow an introductory conference on Ceylon, a new language inspired from Java. Unfortunately not presented by Gavin King, the leading developer of Ceylon at Red Hat, the project still was well introduced by Stéphane Epardaud. He is a long-time open source user and contributor, who is now working on the Ceylon compiler:
A couple of days ago, Microsoft published the second Cumulative Update (CU2) for Microsoft SQL Server 2012 SP1. If this CU covers an issue you are experiencing, you should install it quickly. Otherwise, it is not mandatory.
This month, Microsoft has released the first hotfix for SQL Server Service Pack 1.
Yesterday was a very busy day at UKOUG 2012: many technical sessions about performances and also a time travel back in the evening. I really like sessions about performances (Oracle Optimizer) and Oracle behinds, but I will not focus on the technical side because it will take too much time (maybe in future blogs!). I will just summarize a little the main interesting topics.
Today was the official launch of UKOUG 2012. We started with keynotes including one from Tom Kytes giving information about Oracle 12c features.
Then I had some very interesting sessions on database performance.
- Florian Haas' blog
- Dirk Nachbar's blog on Oracle Fusion Middleware & Application Server
- Oracle Scratchpad - Jonathan Lewis' blog
- Martin Bach's blog
- Striving for optimal performance - Chris Antognini's blog
- The Tom Kyte Blog (Ask Tom)
- Blog of Adar-Consult
- Alex Gorbachev's blog
- Marcus Mönnig's Oracle & Mumbai Blog
I wish someone would demonstrate how they generated the graphs - seems to be a well-kept secret
Hi Arnaud,
Can I hav english version of these document.
Rgds
Raffi