Connect at Oracle OpenWorld in San Francisco next week

If you're going to Oracle OpenWorld in San Francisco next week and would like to connect to share BPM experiences, drop by booth 3324 in Moscone West. Would really enjoy getting to meet you.
Dan

yxes2013 wrote:
We're heading to Oracle OpenWorld too so don't forget to come and see us because we will have something for you!
See you there
You may want to tell more than "us" or "we" because there would be a lot of people at OOW and it's not going to be easy to find someone just by the description "us" .
Aman....

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Attending Oracle OpenWorld in San Francisco?

We're heading to Oracle OpenWorld too so don't forget to come and see us because we will have something for you!
See you there

yxes2013 wrote:
We're heading to Oracle OpenWorld too so don't forget to come and see us because we will have something for you!
See you there
You may want to tell more than "us" or "we" because there would be a lot of people at OOW and it's not going to be easy to find someone just by the description "us" .
Aman....

New preview in connection with Oracle OpenWorld?????? Anyone???

Will there be a new preview of jdev 10.1.3 in connection with Oracle OpenWorld???
Supporting binding and ADF....Please!
Johnny

Thanks a lot to all the jdev team fot the efforts to put a new preview available ... we are really very excited to continue exploring (using) adf faces, data controls, ejb 3.0 or adf bc and all these necessary thinks we need to develop new modern software to address the business needs our customers.

UltraScale VU440 3D FPGA with 4.4M logic cells spotted in the wild at DAC in San Francisco this week!

I visited DAC this week in San Francisco looking particularly for the FPGA prototyping boards I’ve covered in the Xcell Daily blog. Found one! Here’s the S2C VU Prodigy Logic Module based on a 20nm Xilinx Virtex UltraScale VU440 FPGA, which brings 4.433M logic cells, 2880 DSP48E2 slices, and 88.6Mbits of Block RAM to the party in one device.
S2C VU Prodigy Logic Module based on a Xilinx Virtex UltraScale VU440 FPGA
You’ll find a DDR4 SODIMM socket for memory expansion on the back of the board:
The Xilinx Virtex UltraScale VU440 3D FPGA is constructed using next-generation “Xinterposer” 3D IC technology jointly developed by Xilinx and TSMC. Use of 3D technology permits construction of a composite 3D FPGA with approximately 19 billion transistors that’s larger than the optical lithography tool’s reticle size allows.
You can get more information about this technology in the article “Next-generation 3D FPGAs” by Xin Wu, Woon-Seong Kwon, Suresh Ramalingam, which was just published in ChipScale Review Magazine.
There’s more information about the S2C Single VU440 Prodigy Logic Module in the Xcell Daily blog post “Phenomenal Cosmic Prototyping Power, Itty Bitty Package: The new S2C Single VU440 Prodigy Logic Module.”

Oracle OCA 1Z0-042 exam next week

Im taking the OCA 1Z0-042 next week and was wondering if anybody within the forums has taken this exam lately and what I should be concentrating on. Im currently using test software and this book (Oracle Database 10g OCP Certification All-In-One Exam Guide (Oracle Database 10g Handbook)
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HoLy_PiLgRiM

I am an OCP. I have completed my exams. But at times I feel too dumb. So OCP will not help you, unless you understand the concepts and have hands on experience. unless you live with oracle server. In fact, It may mislead yourself about your knowledge if you get an OCP from those brain dumps. (You may think yourself high, because you are an OCP. But in actual knowledge you will be very low).
To get an OCP from the brain dumps all you need is good memory power. That my 3 year old can do.
But that's not what being a DBA is.

Oracle Openworld 2007 moved from San Francisco?

I was googling for Oracle Openworld 2007, and noted that OOW 2007 is not being held in San Fransicso this year:
Oracle OpenWorld 2007
September27th-29th, Lalandia
Why has it been moved from San Francisco?
http://miracleas.dk/images/upload/MOOW07/MOOW07_agenda.pdf

What on earth were your search terms? I tried Oracle Open World/ Oracle Open World 2007/openworld 2007 openworld/ etc etc and all of them returned the Oracle event at the top of the list. Some of them returned Miracle's SQLServer open world in the top 5 admittedly.
The fact that there are only 3 tracks in the event you list might have given you a clue as well.
That all said I'd far rather be at the Lalandia event that OpenWorld itself - the agenda has no fat (well apart from the musical maybe) and the presenters are all absolutely top notch. sadly my company won't pay for either event.

Help with Oracle 10g Client Connectivity from Linux to IBM SAN storage

Hello Oracle Experts,
This is my first post. My client is having oracle 10g database up and running in IBM SAN storage.
We have some NMS tools running in Red Hat Linux version 5. So, these tools require connectivity to Oracle database which is residing in SAN storage connected with the Fibre cables.
How do I establish the connectivity from Linux to SAN storage. If would be glad if you can explain me the steps and also if there is any pre-installation/post-installation, patches and procedures involved.
If it is IP based network we normally give the IP address of the host running the database server. I have no idea about SAN storage connected with Fibre cable.
Please guide me to establish the connectivity from linux 5 to SAN.
Thanks.
Regards,
RaviShankar.

user13153556 wrote:
Hi Rajesh,
Actually I will not be touching the Oracle instance SAN box directly. I will only access the database from another machine. I my case it is Linux box.
So, my question is how do you make the Oracle Client in Linux box to connect to Oracle instance running in another non ip based machine SAN storage.Install Oracle client on this Linux machine ..
Make sure you have network connectivity from linux machine to database server. You need to connect to server where db instance is running and you need not to bother about SAN storage.
make tns entry into client $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/tnsnames.ora file.
Use sqlplus to connect to database using client.
Regards
Rajesh

Reminder:Tomorrow -Thu San Francisco and Ottawa Oracle Forms Upgrade events

Join the Free Oracle Developer Days on upgrading Oracle Forms to the Web. Tomorrow 15-May-03 at SF and Ottawa.
Register online at:
http://otn.oracle.com/events/otnworkshop/forms.html
Toronto and Seattle next week.

Berkeley DB Sessions at Oracle OpenWorld Sept 19 - 23

All,
Just posting some of the Berkeley DB related sessions at Oracle OpenWorld this year. Hope to see you there.
Session ID:      S317033
Title:      Oracle Berkeley DB: Enabling Your Mobile Data Strategy
Abstract:      Mobile data is everywhere. Deploying applications and updates, as well as collecting data from the field and synchronizing it with the Oracle Database server infrastructure, is everyone?s concern today in IT. Mobile devices, by their very nature, are easily damaged, lost, or stolen. Therefore, enabling secure, rapid mobile deployment and synchronization is critically important. By combining Oracle Berkeley DB 11g and Oracle Database Lite Mobile Server, you can easily link your mobile devices, users, applications, and data with the corporate infrastructure in a safe and reliable manner. This session will discuss several real-world use cases.
Speaker(s):
Eric Jensen, Oracle, Principal Product Manager
Greg Rekounas, Rekounas.org,
Event:      JavaOne and Oracle Develop
Stream(s):      ORACLE DEVELOP, DEVELOP
Track(s):      Database Development
Tags:      Add Berkeley DB
Session Type:      Conference Session
Session Category:      Case Study
Duration:      60 min.
Schedule:      Wednesday, September 22, 11:30 | Hotel Nikko, Golden Gate
Session ID:      S318539
Title:      Effortlessly Enhance Your Mobile Applications with Oracle Berkeley DB and SQLite
Abstract:      In this session, you'll learn the new SQL capabilities of Oracle Berkeley DB 11g. You'll discover how Oracle Berkeley DB is a drop-in replacement for SQLite; applications get improved performance and concurrency without sacrificing simplicity and ease of use. This hands-on lab explores seamless data synchronization for mobile applications using the Oracle Mobile Sync Server to synchronize data with the Oracle Database. Oracle Berkeley DB is an OSS embedded database that has the features, options, reliability, and flexibility that are ideal for developing lightweight commercial mobile applications. Oracle Berkeley DB supports a wide range of mobile platforms, including Android.
Speaker(s):
Dave Segleau, Oracle, Product Manager
Ashok Joshi, Oracle, Senior Director, Development
Ron Cohen, Oracle, Member of Technical Staff
Eric Jensen, Oracle, Principal Product Manager
Event:      JavaOne and Oracle Develop
Stream(s):      ORACLE DEVELOP, DEVELOP
Track(s):      Database Development
Tags:      Add 11g, Berkeley DB, Embedded Development, Embedded Technology
Session Type:      Hands-on Lab
Session Category:      Features
Duration:      60 min.
Schedule:      Wednesday, September 22, 16:45 | Hilton San Francisco, Imperial Ballroom A
Session ID:      S317032
Title:      Oracle Berkeley DB: Adding Scalability, Concurrency, and Reliability to SQLite
Abstract:      Oracle Berkeley DB and SQLite: two industry-leading libraries in a single package. This session will look at use cases where the Oracle Berkeley DB library's advantages bring strong enhancements to common SQLite scenarios. You'll learn how Oracle Berkeley DB?s scalability, concurrency, and reliability significantly benefit SQLite applications. The session will focus on Web services, multithreaded applications, and metadata management. It will also explore how to leverage the powerful features in SQLite to maximize the functionality of your application while reducing development costs.
Speaker(s):
Jack Kreindler, Genie DB,
Scott Post, Thomson Reuters, Architect
Dave Segleau, Oracle, Product Manager
Event:      JavaOne and Oracle Develop
Stream(s):      ORACLE DEVELOP, DEVELOP
Track(s):      Database Development
Tags:      Add Berkeley DB
Session Type:      Conference Session
Session Category:      Features
Duration:      60 min.
Schedule:      Monday, September 20, 11:30 | Hotel Nikko, Nikko Ballroom I
Session ID:      S317038
Title:      Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition: High Availability for Your Java Data
Abstract:      Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition is the most scalable, highest performance Java application data store available today. This session will focus on the latest features, including triggers and sync with Oracle Database as well as new performance and scalability enhancements for high availability, with an emphasis on real-world use cases. We'll discuss deployment, configuration, and maximized throughput scenarios. You'll learn how you can use Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition High Availability to increase the reliability and performance of your Java application data storage.
Speaker(s):
Steve Shoaff, UnboundID Corp, CEO
Alex Feinberg, Linkedin,
Ashok Joshi, Oracle, Senior Director, Development
Event:      JavaOne and Oracle Develop
Stream(s):      ORACLE DEVELOP, DEVELOP
Track(s):      Database Development
Tags:      Add Berkeley DB
Session Type:      Conference Session
Session Category:      Features
Duration:      60 min.
Schedule:      Thursday, September 23, 12:30 | Hotel Nikko, Mendocino I / II
Session ID:      S314396
Title:      Java SE for Embedded Meets Oracle Berkeley DB at the Edge
Abstract:      This session covers a special case of edge-to-enterprise computing, where the edge consists of embedded devices running Java SE for Embedded in combination with Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition, a widely used embedded database. The approach fits a larger emerging trend in which edge embedded devices are "smart"--that is, they come equipped with an embedded (in-process) database for structured persistent storage of data as needed. In addition, these devices may optionally come with a thin middleware layer that can perform certain basic data processing operations locally. The session highlights the synergies between both technologies and how they can be utilized. Topics covered include implementation and performance optimization.
Speaker(s):      Carlos Lucasius, Oracle , Java Embedded Engineering
Carlos Lucasius works in the Java Embedded and Real-Time Engineering product team at Oracle Corporation, where he is involved in development, testing, and technical support. Prior to joining Sun (now Oracle), he worked as an consultant to IT departments at various companies in both North-America and Europe; specific application domains he was involved in include artificial intelligence, pattern recognition, advanced data processing, simulation, and optimization as applied to complex systems and processes such as intelligent instruments and industrial manufacturing. Carlos has presented frequently at scientific conferences, universities/colleges, and corporations across North-America and Europe. He has also published a number of papers in refereed international journals covering applied scientific research in abovementioned areas.
Event:      JavaOne and Oracle Develop
Stream(s):      JAVAONE
Track(s):      Java for Devices, Card, and TV
Session Type:      Conference Session
Session Category:      Case Study
Duration:      60 min.
Schedule:      Tuesday, September 21, 13:00 | Hilton San Francisco, Golden Gate 1
Session ID:      S313952
Title:      Developing Applications with Oracle Berkeley DB for Java and Java ME Smartphones
Abstract:      Oracle Berkeley DB is a high-performance, embeddable database engine for developers of mission-critical systems. It runs directly in the application that uses it, so no separate server is required and no human administration is needed, and it provides developers with fast, reliable, local persistence with zero administration. The Java ME platform provides a new, rich user experience for cell phones comparable to the graphical user interfaces found on the iPhone, Google Android, and other next-generation cell phones. This session demonstrates how to use Oracle Berkeley DB and the Java ME platform to deliver rich database applications for today's cell phones.
Speaker(s):      Hinkmond Wong, Oracle, Principal Member of Technical Staff
Hinkmond Wong is a principal engineer with the Java Micro Edition (Java ME) group at Oracle. He was the specification lead for the Java Community Process (JCP) Java Specification Requests (JSRs) 36, 46, 218, and 219, Java ME Connected Device Configuration (CDC) and Foundation Profile. He holds a B.S.E degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) and an M.S.E degree in Computer Engineering from Santa Clara University. Hinkmond's interests include performance tuning in Java ME and porting the Java ME platform to many types of embedded devices. His recent projects include investigating ports of Java ME to mobile devices, such as Linux/ARM-based smartphones and is the tech lead of CDC and Foundation Profile libraries. He is the author of the book titled "Developing Jini Applications Using J2ME Technology".
Event:      JavaOne and Oracle Develop
Stream(s):      JAVAONE
Track(s):      Java ME and Mobile, JavaFX and Rich User Experience
Tags:      Add Application Development, Java ME, Java Mobile, JavaFX Mobile, Mobile Applications
Session Type:      Conference Session
Session Category:      Tips and Tricks
Duration:      60 min.
Schedule:      Monday, September 20, 11:30 | Hilton San Francisco, Golden Gate 3
I think I have them all. If I have missed any, please reply and I can update the list, or just post the info in the reply.
Thanks,
Greg Rekounas

are any links to access these Seminars??

Oracle OpenWorld 2011 - Presentations available for download

There were many OPA presentations at Oracle OpenWorld San Francisco in October 2011. To make them easy to find, I've put together a set of direct links to download each of the publicly available presentations:
Automate CRM Business Rules for Maximum Efficiency with Oracle Policy Automation
https://oracleus.wingateweb.com/published/oracleus2011/sessions/18281/18281_Wang2492030.pdf
Smart Policy Automation in Public Sector: Customer Success Stories
https://oracleus.wingateweb.com/published/oracleus2011/sessions/15117/15117_Cho142197.pdf
Oracle's CRM for Public Sector: Social Services, Safety, and 311 Customer Success
https://oracleus.wingateweb.com/published/oracleus2011/sessions/18256/S18256_145759.pdf
Oracle E-Business Suite and Oracle Policy Automation drive port operations/back-office processes
https://oracleus.wingateweb.com/published/oracleus2011/sessions/06349/6349_Cho228237.pdf
Transformational Insurance Distribution with Oracle CRM On Demand and Oracle Policy Automation
https://oracleus.wingateweb.com/published/oracleus2011/sessions/08570/8570_Cho2639900.pdf

user12228228 wrote:
For your info:
The oracle db 11g examples file is not where it should be:
http://download.oracle.com/otn/nt/oracle11g/112010/win32_11gR2_examples.zip
All the best.
D.That link works ok for me.

ORACLE OPENWORLD EUROPE

Berlin, Germany 18-21 June 2001
Oracle OpenWorld is the world's largest technology conference dedicated to Oracle products and solutions.
New this year at Oracle OpenWorld
Learn how to build and deploy e-business applications effectively by attending educational, technical and hands-on
sessions* presented by customers, partners, and Oracle product managers.
See Larry ******* launch Oracle9i live in Berlin and satellite broadcast around the world.
Get up to speed on the newest technologies including Oracle9i, Java Portals, Wireless, XML and Data Warehousing.
Meet with Oracle's strategic partners in the OpenWorld Exhibit Hall
Exchange ideas and network with IT professionals
*Hands-on sessions available in Berlin and San Francisco
Keynote Highlights
Larry ******* , CEO and Chairman, Oracle Corporation The Launch of Oracle9i- Software Powers the Internet
Joseph M. Tucci, President and CEO, EMC Corporation, Harnessing the Power of Information
Sergio Giacoletto, Executive Vice President, EMEA Oracle Corporation The European Perspective
Sohaib Abbasi, Senior Vice President, Development, Oracle Corporation The War on Complexity
Jeremy Burton, Senior Vice President, Product and Services Marketing, Oracle Corporation Develop .NOW
Rene Bonvanie, Vice President, Oracle 9i Marketing, Oracle Corporation Real DBA World
Conference Tracks
Developing, Deploying and Managing E-Business Applications and Online Software Services
iDevelop2001 at Oracle OpenWorld
Data Warehousing and E-Business Intelligence
Fast Track to Oracle 9i
E-Strategies for E-Business
The E-Business Suite, E-Business Solutions
For complete conference details, please visit our web site at http://www.oracle.com/openworld/

Latest Oracle Openworld Spatial/MapViewer activities list:
http://www.oracle.com/us/products/database/options/spatial/ssLINK/oow10-focuson-spatial-169204.pdf
thanks
LJ

About Oracle OpenWorld

Hi;
I need to learn about some information and need some advices about Oracle OpenWorld event. I checked oracle.com about registiration and there are some option like Full Conference,Full Conference -Plus Oracle Develop, Full Conference-Plus Primavera
For Oracle Apps Dba which one is will be better?If someone join this event before can she/he give me details? Is it possible to join event freely or its mandotary to make registtiration for can join this event.
Can anyone say me what this event can give us, what is the benefit of this event?
If we make registiration how we can arrange visa paper(for instance oracle send us invitation letter for visa) or hotel etc?
Any information can be usefull
Thanks a lot
Helios

Hi Helios,
I attended OpenWorld in 2006; here are some opinions, and even a few facts ;-)
1) You must register to attend OpenWorld. In some specialized cases it's possible to have registration fees waived (getting a blogger pass, for example), but you must be a registered guest to attend. The [Oracle Discover|http://www.oracle.com/us/openworld/registration.htm#discover] pass is a much cheaper way of getting access to the conference, but you won't get access to most of the conference sessions, or all of the events. Still, if your budget is tight, the Discover pass offers access to a lot of content, including the exhibition floor, user group and OTN areas, etc.
2) If you get a Full Conference pass, I think there will be enough to occupy your time as an Apps DBA at OpenWorld without getting the Develop or Primavera addons. Some of my colleagues did find the Oracle Develop program to be very valuable, however, so if you do have an interest in one of the [offered tracks|http://www.oracle.com/us/openworld/018069.htm#tracks] , it might be worth the extra fee.
3) If you go, prepare beforehand. The conference is huge, and trying to figure out what sessions and events to attend on a daily basis can take a lot of energy and planning. You can always change your mind about your schedule as the week goes on, but it's a good idea to have a framework before you arrive. Furthermore, interesting and popular sessions can fill up quickly, so building your session calendar beforehand is highly recommended. Steven Chan's blog has [some pointers|http://blogs.oracle.com/stevenChan/2009/08/connect_at_openworld_2009.html] to the EBS and Application Tools/Technology tracks for OpenWorld 2009, so you can get an idea of what's available.
4) I don't know if Oracle offers invitation letters for non-US attendees who need visas. I do know that arranging hotel accommodation is the attendee's responsibility. Many of the hotels near the conference center (and all over San Francisco) fill up very quickly. Oracle does offer shuttle services from some hotels to the conference center.
5) If you go, you will have a great time. It's good learning and networking experience, and Oracle puts on a good show. :-)
Hope this helps a bit!
Regards,
John P.
http://only4left.jpiwowar.com

4G/3G down in San Francisco?

Is it just me or is 4G/3G down in San Francisco for last few hours? I cannot connect to either. Have restarted, taking out battery, etc. I have a Samsung Droid Charge.

Down for me in Sunnyvale / San Jose.
Last night at about 10pm I lost all connectivity (1xrtt, evdo and LTE) didn't come back before I went to bed at about 1:30am.
This morning I have EVDO data only in two locations. Not LTE.
Diags say LTE signal not available.
Called verizon, they say no alerts or network notifications in this area, and yet still at two different locations it's not available.
I had the chap file a network trouble ticket.
Ive only had this mifi device two days and so far LTE has been unavailable for 50% of the time.
Even when it worked I see the TCP segment lost problem on certain websites.
Seems that either the network, the device or both are not ready for prime time.
Even the tech on the phone told me they have lots of LTE problems because it's so new. So, I'm basically BETA testing LTE for Verizon wireless at a cost of $80/month to me.
Not a happy camper so far, maybe it'll get better over the next few days.

[b]Connection to Oracle DB per JDBC URGENT HELP NEEDED PLEASE![/b]

Hallo,
I'm a newbie. I want to make a connection to the oracle db on the server and I have been having serious problems. See CODE and ERROR MESSAGEs below:
import java.sql.*;
public class SqlConnection01 {
     public static void main(String[] args) {
          Connection con = null;
          Statement stmt = null;
          try {
               Class.forName("oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver"); //Loading the Oracle Driver.
con = DriverManager.getConnection
     ("jdbc:oracle:thin:@38.218.2.227:1521:testdb","data","test"); //making the connection.
               stmt = con.createStatement ();// Sending a query to the database
               ResultSet rs = stmt.executeQuery("SELECT mand,kost,ktest,kok FROM test");
                    while (rs.next()) {
                         String mandt = rs.getString("1");
                         String kostl = rs.getString("2");
                         String ktest = rs.getString("3");
                         String kokrs = rs.getString("4");
                         System.out.println( mandt + kostl ktest kokrs );
          } catch(Exception e) {
               e.printStackTrace();
          } finally {
               try
                    if(stmt != null) stmt.close();
                    if(con != null) con.close();
               } catch (Exception exception) {
                    exception.printStackTrace();
ERROR MESSAGE:
java.sql.SQLException: Io exception: Connection refused(DESCRIPTION=(TMP=)(VSNNUM=153092352)(ERR=12505)(ERROR_STACK=(ERROR=(CODE=12505)(EMFI=4))))
     at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.throwSqlException(DBError.java:134)
     at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.throwSqlException(DBError.java:179)
     at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.throwSqlException(DBError.java:334)
     at oracle.jdbc.ttc7.TTC7Protocol.handleIOException(TTC7Protocol.java:3695)
     at oracle.jdbc.ttc7.TTC7Protocol.logon(TTC7Protocol.java:352)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleConnection.<init>(OracleConnection.java:362)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver.getConnectionInstance(OracleDriver.java:536)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver.connect(OracleDriver.java:328)
     at java.sql.DriverManager.getConnection(Unknown Source)
     at java.sql.DriverManager.getConnection(Unknown Source)
     at SqlConnection01.main(SqlConnection01.java:24)
What am I doing wrong here. I am using Oracle9i client installed on my pc (Release 2 (9.2.0.1.0) for Windows ) so I downloaded the ojdbc14 drivers for this version and I copied them in my bin directory C:\j2sdk1.4.2_06\bin\ojdbc14 .
Secondly I can connect to the db per command line( sqlplus /nolog; conn data/test@testdb) and querry the testdb.
I can also test the connection using oracle Net Manager and the test is successful.
But I can't start up the lsnrctl on my pc.I get this message any time i issue the command(C:\>lsnrctl
'lsnrctl' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.)
What am I doing wrong here? What should I do to have this connection possible. Thanks very much in advance.

oh sure! Below is the TNSNAMES I copied from my PCfound in(C:\oracle\ora92\network\admin\SAMPLE) The next thing could be how could I get access to the TNSNAMES on the server?
STARTS HERE:
<alias>= [ (DESCRIPTION_LIST = # Optional depending on whether u have
                    # one or more descriptions
                    # If there is just one description, unnecessary ]
     (DESCRIPTION=
     [ (SDU=2048) ]     # Optional, defaults to 2048
                    # Can take values between 512 and 32K
     [ (ADDRESS_LIST=    # Optional depending on whether u have
                    # one or more addresses
                    # If there is just one address, unnecessary ]
     (ADDRESS=
          [ (COMMUNITY=<community_name>) ]
          (PROTOCOL=tcp)
          (HOST=<hostname>)
          (PORT=<portnumber (1521 is a standard port used)>)
     [ (ADDRESS=
          (PROTOCOL=ipc)
          (KEY=<ipckey (PNPKEY is a standard key used)>)
     [ (ADDRESS=
          [ (COMMUNITY=<community_name>) ]
          (PROTOCOL=decnet)
          (NODE=<nodename>)
          (OBJECT=<objectname>)
... # More addresses
     [ ) ] # Optional depending on whether ADDRESS_LIST is used or not
     [ (CONNECT_DATA=
          (SID=<oracle_sid>)
          [ (GLOBAL_NAME=<global_database_name>) ]
     [ (SOURCE_ROUTE=yes) ]
     (DESCRIPTION=
     [ (SDU=2048) ]     # Optional, defaults to 2048
                    # Can take values between 512 and 32K
     [ (ADDRESS_LIST= ]     # Optional depending on whether u have more
                    # than one address or not
                    # If there is just one address, unnecessary
     (ADDRESS
          [ (COMMUNITY=<community_name>) ]
          (PROTOCOL=tcp)
          (HOST=<hostname>)
          (PORT=<portnumber (1521 is a standard port used)>)
     [ (ADDRESS=
          (PROTOCOL=ipc)
          (KEY=<ipckey (PNPKEY is a standard key used)>)
     ...           # More addresses
     [ ) ]           # Optional depending on whether ADDRESS_LIST
                    # is being used
     [ (CONNECT_DATA=
          (SID=<oracle_sid>)
          [ (GLOBAL_NAME=<global_database_name>) ]
     [ (SOURCE_ROUTE=yes) ]
     [ (CONNECT_DATA=
     (SID=<oracle_sid>)
     [ (GLOBAL_NAME=<global_database_name>) ]
     ... # More descriptions
     [ ) ]     # Optional depending on whether DESCRIPTION_LIST is used or not
I think this is the example of what is in the TNSNAMES. It hasn't got the infos I need here.It just explain.

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[ ] application architect
[ ] system administrator
[ ] database administrator
[ ] technical manager
[ ] program manager
[ ] project manager
[ ] CTO, CEO, CIO, etc.
[ ] other (describe here: __________ )
2. How long have you been in your current position or how long have been working in the same/similar capacity? (for example, how long have you been a software developer?)
[ ] less than a year
[ ] 1-2 years
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3. Who is your current employer and what type of industry do you work in? (industry such as financial services, hardware development, software development, health care, and so on �)
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[ ] Software/Application development
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[ ] Under 5 hours per week
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[ ] java.sun.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] sunonedev.sun.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] soldc.sun.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] msdn.microsoft.com/
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] www.ibm.com/developerworks
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] forum.java.sun.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] forum.sun.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] wireless.sun.com:
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] developer.forte.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] developer.iplanet.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
9. Do you work with any of the following software applications/platforms? (check all that apply and briefly describe how it is used)
[ ] J2EE
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] JSP, EJB, XLST, et al.
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] Oracle, MS-SQL, MySQL, et al.
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] Fortran
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] C++
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] Solaris
How do you use it or for what is it used?
10. Which application, web, portal or integration server products do you use? (check all that apply and briefly describe how they are used)
[ ] Sun ONE (formerly iPlanet)
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] IBM WebSphere
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] BEA WebLogic
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] Other: (describe) _____
How do you use it or for what is it used?
11. Which IDE do you use?
[ ] VI
[ ] Notepad
[ ] JBuilder
[ ] Sun ONE Studio
[ ] IBM WebSphere Studio Application Developer
[ ] Microsoft Visual Studio
[ ] Other: (describe) _____
12. Do you work with any of the following? (check all that apply)
[ ] Sun Linux Development Tools
[ ] Sun ONE Studio Enterprise Tools for Solaris
[ ] Sun ONE Application Framework Web & Directory Servers
[ ] Sun ONE Identity Server
[ ] Sun ONE Web Server
[ ] Sun ONE Directory Server
[ ] Sun ONE Portal Server
[ ] Sun ONE Certificate Server
[ ] Sun ONE Active Server Pages
[ ] Sun ONE Web Proxy Server
[ ] Sun ONE Application Server
[ ] Sun ONE Integration Server EAI Edition
[ ] Sun ONE Integration Server B2B Edition
[ ] Sun ONE Connector Builder
[ ] Sun ONE J2EE Connector Architecture
[ ] Sun ONE Message Queue
[ ] Sun ONE Calendar Server
[ ] Sun ONE Messaging Server
[ ] Sun ONE Solstice X400 Messaging
[ ] Sun ONE SunForum
13. How do you use the software products and technologies you checked in Question 12 above? For example, for an intranet, for an ecommerce Web site, for groupware � please briefly describe the environment or application:
14. What day and time works best for you? Check all that apply.
[ ] Apr 16, 9am (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 16, 9am (up to 2.5 hours for $200)
[ ] Apr 16, 10:30am (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 16, 1:00pm (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 16, 1:00pm (up to 2.5 hours for $200)
[ ] Apr 16, 2:30pm (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 16, 4pm (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 17, 9am (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 17, 9am (up to 2.5 hours for $200)
[ ] Apr 17, 10:30am (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 17, 1:00pm (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 17, 1:00pm (up to 2.5 hours for ($200)
[ ] Apr 17, 2:30pm (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 17, 4pm (1 hour for $150)
PLEASE NOTE: YOU ARE NOT SCHEDULED UNTIL CONFIRMED BY OTIVO

OTIVO is recruiting software developers to participate in a Web site research study. Through a structured set of questions and exercises, you will be asked to provide feedback about a Web site.
In exchange for a $150 cash incentive, we are inviting you to participate in a 1-hour interview on Wednesday, April 16 or Thursday, April 17 at 451 Hayes Street in San Francisco.
Interviews will be video taped. Before the interview, you will be asked to sign a consent form, and you will receive the incentive in cash at the conclusion of the interview.
Participants who can commit to staying up to 2.5 hours will receive a $200 cash incentive.
If you are a software developer and are available for 1-2.5 hours on April 16 or 17, please complete the survey below by copying/pasting the text in an email and placing an X in the [ ] spaces that best fit your answer to each question.
Then email it to [email protected]. Please do not call or send faxes to OTIVO.
WE WILL ONLY CONTACT YOU IF YOU ARE SELECTED FOR THE RESEARCH.
Name: _____________
Email: _____________
Mobile or work telephone: _________________ (where we can contact you during the day)
1. What is your current job title?
[ ] software developer
[ ] application architect
[ ] system administrator
[ ] database administrator
[ ] technical manager
[ ] program manager
[ ] project manager
[ ] CTO, CEO, CIO, etc.
[ ] other (describe here: __________ )
2. How long have you been in your current position or how long have been working in the same/similar capacity? (for example, how long have you been a software developer?)
[ ] less than a year
[ ] 1-2 years
[ ] 2-4 years
[ ] 4-6 years
[ ] more than 6 years
3. Who is your current employer and what type of industry do you work in? (industry such as financial services, hardware development, software development, health care, and so on �)
[ ] I�m not currently employed
[ ] I am self-employed in ________ industry
[ ] My employer is: ___________ in ________ industry
4. How many people are employed where you work?
[ ] 10 or fewer people
[ ] 11-99 people
[ ] 100-999 people
[ ] 1000 or more people
5. What are your top responsibilities at your job? Or, if unemployed, what were your responsibilities at your last job?
[ ] Software/Application development
[ ] Coding software application(s)
[ ] Quality Assurance
[ ] Systems Administration
[ ] Other -- Please describe: __________________
6. When did you last participate in a focus group or a usability interview?
Month: ____
Year: _____
[ ] I�ve never participated in a focus group or a usability interview
7. How often do you use the Web (not including Web email usage)?
[ ] Under 5 hours per week
[ ] 5 or more hours per week
8. Please check which of the following sites you have used and briefly describe how you used them or what you looked for when you used them:
[ ] java.sun.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] sunonedev.sun.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] soldc.sun.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] msdn.microsoft.com/
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] www.ibm.com/developerworks
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] forum.java.sun.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] forum.sun.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] wireless.sun.com:
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] developer.forte.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
[ ] developer.iplanet.com
How have you used it or what did you look for?
9. Do you work with any of the following software applications/platforms? (check all that apply and briefly describe how it is used)
[ ] J2EE
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] JSP, EJB, XLST, et al.
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] Oracle, MS-SQL, MySQL, et al.
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] Fortran
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] C++
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] Solaris
How do you use it or for what is it used?
10. Which application, web, portal or integration server products do you use? (check all that apply and briefly describe how they are used)
[ ] Sun ONE (formerly iPlanet)
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] IBM WebSphere
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] BEA WebLogic
How do you use it or for what is it used?
[ ] Other: (describe) _____
How do you use it or for what is it used?
11. Which IDE do you use?
[ ] VI
[ ] Notepad
[ ] JBuilder
[ ] Sun ONE Studio
[ ] IBM WebSphere Studio Application Developer
[ ] Microsoft Visual Studio
[ ] Other: (describe) _____
12. Do you work with any of the following? (check all that apply)
[ ] Sun Linux Development Tools
[ ] Sun ONE Studio Enterprise Tools for Solaris
[ ] Sun ONE Application Framework Web & Directory Servers
[ ] Sun ONE Identity Server
[ ] Sun ONE Web Server
[ ] Sun ONE Directory Server
[ ] Sun ONE Portal Server
[ ] Sun ONE Certificate Server
[ ] Sun ONE Active Server Pages
[ ] Sun ONE Web Proxy Server
[ ] Sun ONE Application Server
[ ] Sun ONE Integration Server EAI Edition
[ ] Sun ONE Integration Server B2B Edition
[ ] Sun ONE Connector Builder
[ ] Sun ONE J2EE Connector Architecture
[ ] Sun ONE Message Queue
[ ] Sun ONE Calendar Server
[ ] Sun ONE Messaging Server
[ ] Sun ONE Solstice X400 Messaging
[ ] Sun ONE SunForum
13. How do you use the software products and technologies you checked in Question 12 above? For example, for an intranet, for an ecommerce Web site, for groupware � please briefly describe the environment or application:
14. What day and time works best for you? Check all that apply.
[ ] Apr 16, 9am (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 16, 9am (up to 2.5 hours for $200)
[ ] Apr 16, 10:30am (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 16, 1:00pm (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 16, 1:00pm (up to 2.5 hours for $200)
[ ] Apr 16, 2:30pm (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 16, 4pm (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 17, 9am (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 17, 9am (up to 2.5 hours for $200)
[ ] Apr 17, 10:30am (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 17, 1:00pm (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 17, 1:00pm (up to 2.5 hours for ($200)
[ ] Apr 17, 2:30pm (1 hour for $150)
[ ] Apr 17, 4pm (1 hour for $150)
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