Does anybody really like SQL? Part 2
Posted by: Derek Kuhr
Following up on a post from last week, our resident SQL guru Rudy Limeback provides some more thoughts on the matter of what's so bad (or so good) about SQL: Yes, I ♥ SQL, primarily...
Following up on a post from last week, our resident SQL guru Rudy Limeback provides some more thoughts on the matter of what's so bad (or so good) about SQL: Yes, I ♥ SQL, primarily...
If you read the mainstream media, the Daylight Savings Time bug will lead to the apocalypse that Y2K never was. Hype, obviously, but nevertheless DST is a serious problem that all Oracle shops need to address. Besides the...
The other day I stumbled across a blog post titled “In defense of SQL” -- in this post, blogger Kenneth Downs asks, “So am I the only one who likes SQL?” Is he? Apparently SQL has a bad...
So Oracle thinks "wikis" and "mash-ups" are going to storm the enterprise? That was some darn quick bandwagon jumping -- those terms have barely entered the popular...
Although the usual suspects continued to dominate the new 2007 Gartner Magic Quadrant for business intelligence platforms, changes are afoot that may shake up the status...
As a technology reporter, I've come to expect two different types of responses whenever I ask software executives about their competition: Either they go on a near-tirade talking smack about their chief rival, or they go the other way and don’t say anything about them at all. (The latter response...
When one of your professional roles involves helping out Oracle database users the world over, you're bound to get some repeat questions. That's certainly the case for SearchOracle.com...
A recent SearchOracle.com article that compared the latest version of Oracle's free SQL Developer tool with
Updated several times a week, SearchOracle.com's Eye on Oracle blog will include an entertaining and informative mix of observations, opinion, anecdotes, commentary and insights about the...
