New Oracle Development Special Interest Group launching in London

For any UK developers on the list, the UKOUG are launching an Oracle Development SIG on the 27th October which will have customers, an Oracle ACE Director and Oracle Development speaking about, amongst other things, JDeveloper and Oracle ADF experiences.
The full agenda is published here. If you are based in the UK (or can travel to the UK) it may be a good opportunity to learn about ADF experiences as well as network with some of the people you meet on these forums.
Regards
Grant

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New Oracle Development Special Interest Group launched in the UK

For any UK based Oracle developers, a new SIG is being launched on the 27th October in London. Details of the agenda, speakers and topics posted on my blog.
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Edited by: Grant Ronald on Sep 17, 2009 9:47 AM

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Oracle Primavera Special Interest Group (OPSIG)

Hello All,
I am not sure if everyone is aware of this but there is now an offical Oracle Primavera Special Interest Group (OPSIG). This group is organized under OAUG and Quest Internationall, and has a website at www.PrimaveraSig.com
OPSIG Mission:
The Oracle Primavera SIG will provide a forum of open discussion and education of Oracle products, applications and related issues associated with the Primavera Suite of Products. These tools include, but are not limited to, Primavera Project Management (P6), Contract Management , Risk Analysis, and Portfolio Management, along with the supported interfaces with Oracle ERP systems and methodologies. The OPSIG will also recommend enhancements to Oracle for all of the Project and Program Management Tools in Primavera.
The SIG was formed in support of both OAUG and Quest International objectives to promote the formation of Special Interest Groups for users of Oracle Primavera. It provides a forum for sharing information, experiences and different solutions.
We are sponsoring over 40 presentations at COLLABORATE 11 this year, and aim to make this yearly conference a key destination for Primavera users. www.Collaborate11.org
Stop by our website and join. Membership is free, and we we need people like yourself who are both interested in learning more about Primvera and in helping fellow users.
Cheers,
Daniel Williams
OPSIG Chair

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Join the Oracle Commerce Special Interest Group (SIG)!

Oracle Retail User Group (ORUG) is expanding to build the Oracle Commerce Special Interest Group (SIG).
The Oracle Commerce SIG is run by customers for customers, and offers you a venue to share best practices, tips & tricks, as well as interact with our product management team on latest product functionality. The group will host quarterly webcast plus an annual in-person event tied to one of the premier Oracle conferences.
Enjoy exclusive benefits and product direction input reserved just for our members. Register to join the Oracle Commerce Special Interest Group today!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/commerce-sig

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UK only: Forms 11g experiences at Special Interest Group?

Hi
Please forgive me for posting in the Forms forum with a non-technical request...
I'm organising the agenda for the UK OUG Application Server & Middleware Special Interest Group on 2nd March (London & Warrington) which is themed around 11g upgrade. I am frantically trying to find someone in the UK who has upgraded to Forms 11g and would be willing to come along and share their experiences.
You could speak for as long or as little as you like (e.g. 10, 15, 30, 45 minutes) and I'm sure it would be greatly appreciated by your peers, many of whom are on 10.1.2 and will be starting to worry about the end of premier support later this year.
If you have any questions please contact me directly (SimonH and the domain is veriton.co.uk) or Anna in the UKOUG office (see [UKOUG office contacts|http://www.ukoug.org/about/staff_directory.jsp?parent=0&id=20] ).
Thanks!
Simon

By the way, we managed to get [Mr John Stegeman|http://forums.oracle.com/forums/profile.jspa?userID=480262], someone probably very familiar to OTN developer forum readers, to speak about a recent Forms 11g migration :)

[Swiss JSF Users] JSF Special-Interest-Group Switzerland

JSF is proving more and more competitive each day. A increasing number of
companies are developing applications based on JSF.
Often the same questions/problems/hints are valid for almost all users of
JSF. Internationally some active communities have been established. Last
year a first encounter of JSF-entusiasts created the idea of "JSFDays Europe",
a conference that allows to get in touch with the main players int he
JSF-universe and to meet also informally. This first encounter took place
in Munich, was organized on very short notice during the Oktoberfest. An
intense session with the JSF expert group lead Ed Burns allowed the users
to voice their wishes for JSF 2.0 and regognize the "approachability" of
the JSF-people at Sun. Within Switzerland so far the contacts between the
users are rather sporadic and more on a one-to-one basis.
Hopefully some contacts have been added during the Jazoon-conference. We
would like to go one step further and establish the networking between
Swiss-JSF users. An active community can help in solving problems or even
create components that are usefull for some or all members. And in
Switzerland we encounter some problems (like i18n, as most of our
applications need to be available in multiple languages) that other
international users do not encounter or encounter later or to a lesser extent.
The JSF-specification is driven by requirements that are brought to the
Expert Group discussing the specifications. So far much input has come
from framework-architects, appserver-providers and tool-creators. It's
about time the actual users let hear their voices as well. Although the
expert group members can be contacted and have proven to be very
responsive, requirements coming from an official user-group have more
importance.
Establishing a "JSF user group" as a independant community or a
"special interest group" under the umbrella of the
"JUGS (Java User Group Switzerland)" could be the outcome of this meeting.
The underline the importance of "interaction" and communication for the
community, we propose short presentations with much space for discussion.
Date: Thursday, 2007-06-28 (right after the end of Jazoon 07)
Place: Zurich, close to the location of Jazoon 07 (but not yet defined)
Agenda:
- 16:30 - 17:30: HTTP-GET interface into JSF-applications
     Presenter: Ed Burns
     Abstract: First ideas on the upcoming GET-interface into
JSF-applications. ...
     30 minutes presentation, 30 minutes discussion on
these ideas and their implications on the applications
- 17:30 - 18:30 (resp. open end): JSF, Quo Vadis?
     Presenter: Ed Burns, Alexander Jesse
     Abstract:
     - Where is JSF heading? The Expert Group is forming and discussing
the next version of the JSF-spec right now.
What are the ideas driving the EG?
     - Where is JSF heading in Switzerland? Can we say a User Group is
forming right now? What could be the plans of this group? Should
it participate in the "JSFDays Europe" initiative?
In order to plan the upcoming first meeting (room,...) we would appreciate
feedback from all interested people. Also from those that cannot come to
the first meeting, but would welcome the foundation of the
JSF Special-Interest-Group Switzerland.

ADF Special Interest Group Event - 8th June.

The UKOUG have announced a Special Interest Group focused specifically on ADF and bringing together customers, product managers and consultants. All the speakers are experienced ADF practitioners, many of whom you will have heard from on these forums. Topics include ADF security, how to customize ADF applications and how to make them performant.
There will also be a presentation by the ADF Enterprise Methodology Group.
The full agenda is printed here:http://www.ukoug.org/calendar/show_events.jsp?year=2010&month=06&day=08
The day will be rounded of with a Q&A panel with the ADF experts.
Spaces are limited so register now if you are interested.
Regards
Grant

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[ANN] New Oracle Developer Days Dates and Locations

New dates for the Oracle Developer Days.
These include J2EE training as well.
Look for a location near you:
http://www.oracle.com/go/?&Src=1587968&Act=43

Here is a list of the location currently planed:
Bellevue, Web Services Jan 20-21
Redwood Shores, Best Practices for J2EE Development Jan 27
Redwood Shores, Web Services Jan 28-29
Oklahoma City, Introduction to J2EE Feb 2
Oklahoma City, Best Practices for J2EE Development Feb 3
Oklahoma City, Web Services Feb 4
Oklahoma City, Web Services Feb 5
Cincinnati, Introduction to J2EE Feb 9
Cincinnati, Best Practices for J2EE Development Feb 10
Cincinnati, Web Services Feb 11
Cincinnati, Web Services Feb 12
Orlando, Introduction to J2EE Feb 23
Orlando, Best Practices for J2EE Development Feb 24
Orlando, Web Services Feb 25
Orlando, Web Services Feb 26
There are other topics covered as well.

New Oracle Developer Days coming to your town

A new schedule for the Oracle Developer Days is out on OTN. These are technical workshops on the latest Oracle technologies. They are FREE!!
4 new venues for the Oracle Forms Upgrade to the Web session:
Calgary, Alberta June 18, 2003
Denver, CO June 27, 2003
Vancouver, British Columbia July 17, 2003
Detroit, MI July 8, 2003
Register for Free at:
http://otn.oracle.com/events/otnworkshop/forms.html
Please Join us.

Where are you located?
We have run some of these in Europe and APAC as well.
And we are planning to run more of these.
Please let your local Oracle contact person that you will like to have this event in your location. The more people request it, the bigger the chances we will do one in your area.

Special Interest Group on Mobile, including ADF Mobile

For those interested in Mobile development, this session will be running on the 5th of Feb
https://blogs.oracle.com/grantronald/entry/special_interest_group_on_mobile
Regards
Grant

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I'm a new Oracle Developer, need a Documentation

Hi all,
Can you send me a link with a documentation about Oracle Database (Basics concepts, Stored Procedure and Triggers).
I'm a dba Sql Server but a want to migrate.
Tks,
Mura

http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/index.html

Global BusObj Network - new SIG (interest group) for DI/DS, MM, etc.

The Global BusinessObjects Network is pleased to announce a new Special Interest Group for Data Management, which includes the DI/DS products. We'll be offering a variety of newsletters, webcasts and conference calls, and content at the annual conference. For example, we have an upcoming webcast on New Features in DS 3.x, being presented in April.
For general information about GBN SIGs, please see:
http://www.gogbn.org/irj/portal/special_interest_groups
I'd encourage you to create an account on the GBN site, go to the GBN Data Management SIG page, and click on the "Join SIG" now to get started.
Also, we're conducting a survey for see what content is of interest, and to understand your product usage. Please fill out the survey at:
http://ws.asug.com/ss/wsb.dll/5/GBNDMSIGSurvey.htm
And lastly, we just published our (first) newsletter, which you can read here:
http://www.gogbn.org/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/guid/d0908395-aafa-2b10-8e9b-a906e9741e29

The Global BusinessObjects Network is pleased to announce a new Special Interest Group for Data Management, which includes the DI/DS products. We'll be offering a variety of newsletters, webcasts and conference calls, and content at the annual conference. For example, we have an upcoming webcast on New Features in DS 3.x, being presented in April.
For general information about GBN SIGs, please see:
http://www.gogbn.org/irj/portal/special_interest_groups
I'd encourage you to create an account on the GBN site, go to the GBN Data Management SIG page, and click on the "Join SIG" now to get started.
Also, we're conducting a survey for see what content is of interest, and to understand your product usage. Please fill out the survey at:
http://ws.asug.com/ss/wsb.dll/5/GBNDMSIGSurvey.htm
And lastly, we just published our (first) newsletter, which you can read here:
http://www.gogbn.org/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/guid/d0908395-aafa-2b10-8e9b-a906e9741e29

How to search object by Oracle developer,

Hi Friends,
As I know that TOAD has a function to search objects in database.
when user enter a table name or string
system will display all list of objects that used search table or string in objects.
Does Oracle Developer has this function?
This function is good for debug person for new application.
Thanks for any help,
New Oracle Developer

As newbie, I suggest you read up a bit inside the Help (inside sqldev);
You have various possibilities: Extended Search, Find DB Object and if needed the Search Source Code report.
Have fun,
K.

Creating A New Oracle Database And Sql Developer

Hi,
I'm a newbie to Oracle and and a not so newbie to Sql Server and Visual Studio.
I am trying to learn Oracle on my local machine. I want to create a new Oracle Database and start learning from there.
I have downloaded sql developer, the data modeler, and the Oracle Client. Could someone please provide some guidance on how to create a Oracle Database?
From the responses, it appears that none of the items I mentioned actually creates a database. Sql Server provides a free download, also a developer version for a minimal fee. What specific Oracle product would be best to provide this type of service?
Thanks,
Mark
Edited by: user8948230 on Jan 7, 2010 9:50 AM

user8948230 wrote:
Hi,
I'm a newbie to Oracle and and a not so newbie to Sql Server and Visual Studio.
I am trying to learn Oracle on my local machine. I want to create a new Oracle Database and start learning from there.
I have downloaded sql developer, the data modeler, and the Oracle Client. Could someone please provide some guidance on how to create a Oracle Database?
From the responses, it appears that none of the items I mentioned actually creates a database. Sql Server provides a free download, also a developer version for a minimal fee. What specific Oracle product would be best to provide this type of service?
Thanks,
Mark
Edited by: user8948230 on Jan 7, 2010 9:50 AMIn addition to downloading and installing the database software to create a database, might I also suggest you start getting familiar with the documentation.
Learning where to look things up in the documentation is time well spent investing in your career. To that end, you should drop everything else you are doing and do the following:
Go to tahiti.oracle.com. Drill down to your product and version.
Spend a few minutes just getting familiar with what is available here. Take special note of the "books" and "search" tabs. Under the "books" tab you will find the complete documentation library.
Spend a few minutes just getting familiar with what kind of documentation is available there by simply browsing the titles under the "Books" tab.
Open the Reference Manual and spend a few minutes looking through the table of contents to get familiar with what kind of information is available there.
Do the same with the SQL Reference Manual.
Do the same with the Utilities manual.
You don't have to read the above in depth. They are reference manuals. Just get familiar with what is there to be referenced. Ninety percent of the questions asked on this forum can be answered in less than 5 minutes by simply searching one of the above manuals.
After you have familiarized yourself with what is available, read the "2-Day DBA" manual to help get you started.
Then set yourself a plan to dig deeper.
- Read a chapter a day from the Concepts Manual.
- Look in your alert log and find all the non-default initialization parms listed at instance startup. Then read up on each one of them in the Reference Manual.
- Take a look at your listener.ora, tnsnames.ora, and sqlnet.ora files. Go to the Network Administrators manual and read up on everything you see in those files.
- When you have finished reading the Concepts Manual, do it again.
Give a man a fish and he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime.

Special Meeting of the New York Logic Pro User Group - Special Guests

Hello again fellow Logic users!
Mac Audio Trainers presents a very special New York Logic Pro User Group event:
Meet the Apple Product Designers of Logic Studio and Logic Pro 8
A presentation by the Apple pro apps product design and marketing team for Logic Studio and Logic Pro 8: and a dialogue about the world's most complete suite of music and audio tools. www.apple.com/logicstudio
Presenters from Apple Inc. will be:
- Alec Little, Senior Product Manager, Professional Music and Audio
- Bob Hunt, Product Manager, Professional Music and Audio
- Manfred Knauff, Product Design Engineer
- Steffan Diedrichsen, Sr. Software Applications Engineer (the developer for SpaceDesigner, compressor and many other plugins -- EVP88, EVB3, EVD6).
- Steffen Gehring, Sr. Software Applications Engineer (the developer for UltraBeat, Beat Mapping and more).
When: Tuesday, October 9th, 2007, 8:30 PM.
Where: Apple Store, Soho, theater (www.apple.com/retail/soho/map/)
103 Prince Street
New York, NY 10012
(212) 226-3126
Please note the time is 8:30 PM, though you may want to arrive early.
RSVP: [email protected]

Set up a QT Streaming Server or FlashComm Server... then, I can be there. :-D
Jord... you got me thinking. The event will be filmed and I will post a Quicktime video on my website after the week end. I have also opened a new thread where all those who won't be able to attend can post their questions to Apple.
Saturday night, we will have a big Q&A session with Bob Hunt and I will try to ask as many of those questions as possible, and then report back with the answers after the meeting.

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