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September 2007

In this series, I will cover some of the Oracle features that can be easily implemented to optimize our PeopleSoft environment.

Most of the leading products like Informatica, DataStage support all the three ways of lookup process in their product architecture. The following table lists ‘when to use’ and ‘when not to use’ the particular type of lookup process.

PSADMIN and Remote Desktop

by Nitin Pai on September 17, 2007 in PeopleSoft

Ever had problems connecting to your server hosting the NT process scheduler or App Server using Remote Desktop and not being able to use“psadmin” to perform administrative tasks?

PeopleCode Properties???

by Nitin Pai on September 11, 2007 in PeopleSoft

Sometime back, I had this question from my team mentioning – How do we determine when and who had customized this particular Record PeopleCode? The compare report showed that the PeopleCode was customized but there were no comments (bad practice!) in the code to show who touched it last.
In Application Designer the properties button is [...]

The “Power of Ten” introduced earlier in this forum is a list of pre-requisites to deliver the real promise of BI. We have already seen the first two – Changes to OLTP systems and Real time Data Integration.

I have had change control call me several times in the past to restore a table because it was accidentally dropped when executing the SQL script generated using Application Designer. Whenever you use Application Designer to generate a script with “Alter by Table Rename” option checked, the script will have the following SQL’s
– Start the [...]

It was Lewis Hamilton – the young player in the formula one championship who managed a tough fought win against other players in the recently held Hungarian F1 Grand Prix. Looking back into his performance, there are a lot of features that had made him to win the race. Similarily, young players in the corporate [...]

Sometime back, I was approached with a request from a developer who had created a new record in Application Designer but was not able to view this record in Query Manager. So in this post, I will demonstrate the steps required to view a new or existing record in Query Manager. Below steps are from [...]