East Coast Oracle Conference - April 25,26

Conference: Atlantic OTC, April 25, 26
Location: Washington Convention Center, Washington DC
Website: http://www.aotc-maop.org
Early Registration: $300 (save $100)
Catch top Oracle authors and presenters for a packed, 2-day agenda. Over 80 sessions will be presented by leading Oracle experts including Michael R. Ault, Steven Feuerstein, Kevin Loney, Tom Kyte, Paul Dorsey, Marlene Therriault, Dan Hotka, Bert Scalzo, Megh Thakkar, Oracle University and many others. Click below for a list of speakers and presentations.
http://aotc-maop.org/abstract/agenda.asp
If travel and training budgets are tight, this is a perfect, low-cost opportunity to get the latest Oracle information and save money. Oracle 9i new features, PL/SQL,XML and Java will be covered as well as numerous DBA topics. Registration includes beverages, refreshments, lunch and a reception after the event. Network with top industry experts and your colleagues. An exhibit hall and onsite bookstore will showcase the latest Oracle book titles and software solutions. Hope to see you there!
Best wishes,
Cam White,
AOTC Planning Committee

Hey Campbell,
Thanks for letting us know!!! I plan on attending! Please inform us of other events as they come up.
Thanks again,
LM

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Tracing route to 63.241.255.16 over a maximum of 30 hops
1    <1 ms    <1 ms    <1 ms Wireless_Broadband_Router.home [192.168.1.1]
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Red Hat Enterprise AS/ES 4 (Itanium)
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SLES-8 (AMD64)
SLES-9 (Itanium)
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* Ray Roccaforte, Vice President of Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence Platform, Oracle Corporation
* Juan Loaiza, Senior Vice President Systems Technology, Oracle Corporation
* Dr. Usama Fayyad, Chief Data Officer and Executive Vice President, Research & Strategic Data Solutions, Yahoo!
Hands-on Technical Workshops
Oracle BIWA Summit includes hands-on workshops using provided laptops running the latest release of the Oracle Database and BIWA-related software.
-Learn from the experts
-Hands-on opportunities to work with the software
- 2-hour in-depth hands-on workshops
Partners and Sponsors
BIWA partners and sponsors will be exhibiting their products and services at the BIWA Summit 2008. And don’t miss the fast-paced fun Lightning Rounds!
-Partner and Sponsor Exhibits
-Evening Reception for all BIWA attendees on Tuesday Night, December 2 sponsored by Partner and Sponsors
-ISV Partners and Sponsors Lightning Rounds (just before lunch each day)
BIWA themes include: "Transforming data to information for competitive advantage", and “Better Information Better Results”

Hi,
Yes changed,i am just working on the BI Composer part. applied JDEV 13952743 patch then extended domain...by script..
got some error then rollback jdev patch file then reapplied.
FYI:
Applying JDev 13952743 Patch file.
E:\>cd E:\opatch_top\13952743
E:\opatch_top\13952743>set PATH=%PATH%;D:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_BI1\OPatch
set ORACLE_HOME=D:\Oracle\Middleware\oracle_common
set PATH=%ORACLE_HOME%\bin;%PATH%
set JAVA_HOME=%ORACLE_HOME%\jdk
set PATH=%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%PATH%
set PATH=%ORACLE_HOME%\OPatch;%PATH%
E:\opatch_top\13952743>opatch version
E:\opatch_top\13952743>opatch apply
used below command for rollback
opatch rollback -id 13952743
Thanks
Deva

Anyone from the West Coast get their iPhone 6/6+ tracking info yet??

I preordered an iPhone 6 64GB gold and a iPhone 6+ 64GB silver on 9/12. Got my confirmation email couple minutes later with the location code W779001. Since then my order has not continued processing. I have read many people on the East Coast and other parts started receiving their tracking numbers yesterday, but I haven't seen anyone from the West Coast. Am I the only one? Still hoping for 9/19 delivery date.

Ive also heard some people have received their tracking number. I ordered mine (iPhone 6 plus, 64gb, gold) at 12:11 am on 9/12, received confirmation email within minutes with a delivery date of 9/19. When I went to see the order status, it said its in process and hasn't changed since then, but the expected delivery date said 10/7. I just checked it again the other day and now it says "unable to give a date". Money has not been taken from my bank account either and Verizon customer service reps have no idea whats going on with it. Super annoying considering I am leaving town the 21st for 2 weeks. I can't imagine ordering mine at 12:11am was too late to receive one by the 19th. Ridiculous. I would of preordered elsewhere if I knew this.

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