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Oracle Applications DBA Field Guide
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Oracle Applications DBA Field Guide provides scripts, notes, guidelines,
and references to guide you safely through the crucial day-to-day administration
tasks that fall within your jurisdiction. This includes configuring, monitoring,
performance tuning, troubleshooting, and patching. This book contains tips,
techniques, and guidance for administering the highly complex Oracle E-Business
Suite running Oracle9i or Oracle10g on UNIX or Linux servers—all
in an easy reading and quick-to-navigate format.
Even for the experienced database administrator, Oracle Applications are
complicated to administer, and most other documentation out there is difficult
to find and understand. Whether you're an experienced Oracle Applications
DBA or a relative newcomer to Oracle 11i Applications (perhaps migrating
from PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, or Siebel), this book will enable you to make
a real impact on the ease and efficiency of your day-to-day administrative
tasks, and will be relevant for Oracle Applications Release 12 and Fusion.
About the Authors
Elke Phelps is an Oracle Certified Professional with over 12 years experience
administering Oracle products. She is the Founder and presiding President of
the Oracle Applications User Group's Middleware SIG—formerly the ATS SIG—and
is responsible for conducting meetings at the annual OAUG and Oracle Open World
conferences. This yields a unique medium for access to the Oracle Applications
users and provides name recognition in the user community. Elke is the author
of several whitepapers and is a technical presenter at many international conferences.
Paul Jackson has over 10 years experience as a developer and Oracle DBA. Paul
is the Program Director for the ATS SIG. He is a very active member of the Oracle
community through memberships of Ohio Valley Oracle Applications User Group
(OVOAUG), International Oracle User Group (IOUG), and the Oracle RAC SIG.
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews: 2 Average Customer Rating: May 10, 2006 Gregory Hyndman
Excellent Technical Guide
As an Implementer of Oracle Applications, having excellent technical reference guides are a must have. Most technical books are written in a language you can not decipher without training. This guide has the organization and tools for referencing that a non-technical person could easily understand and help with communication needed during implementation projects. I highly recommend this book to any person dealing with Oracle Databases or Oracle Applications, no matter their technical knowledge.
May 2, 2006 Lon White - AZOAUG Member
Excellent Read for many levels of Oracle Apps DBA's
There are relatively few books that have been published for DBA's that run the 11i Oracle Applications. Well, now we have a good one for our bookshelves... This book was an easy read and kept me engaged throughout the various topics. I especially appreciated the specific metalink note references within the chapters which allowed me to gather more detailed information straight from Oracle. DBA's that have been involved with the Oracle Apps for awhile will get a refresher to things they may have learned and forgotten over the years as well as getting a solid explanation of the newer features for 11i; while newer DBA's with get well written explanations of the componentry needed to run the Apps. This book can also be a great desk reference for those quick "... how does that work..." questions. I would highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to learn more about the Apps DBA job.
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