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August 2009

Peopletools 8.50 Prerelease notes & Support for Linux OS Platforms

by Vijayakumar Chinnasamy on August 25, 2009 in PeopleSoft

I worked with multiple Unix flavors in the last 10 years. Initially, I worked with a HP UNIX Operating system, in the college, this was my first UNIX Operating system that I had access to, it was during the middle of 1996. One of my college professor though Unix in our college along with C [...]

Data Integration Challenge – Instantaneous Data Refresh Options Comparison

by Muneeswara C Pandian on August 25, 2009 in Business Intelligence – A Practitioner’s View

Had discussed on three options by which instantaneous data refresh in a table can be achieved, as following.

Bulk COMMIT
Partition Based
Synonym

‘Partition Based’ includes the option of ‘Partition Exchange’ and as well as one other option ‘Partition Key’ commented by Karthik Srinivasan.

Peopletools 8.50 Prerelease Notes – Decoupled PS_HOME with PS_CFG_HOME

by Vijayakumar Chinnasamy on August 20, 2009 in PeopleSoft

Oracle provided Prerelease notes for the Peoplesoft Enterprise Peopletools 8.50 during middle of June 2009. As per Oracle, Peopletools 8.50.01 is expected to be released during middle of September 2009. You can view the Prerelease Notes at this link: Enterprise PeopleTools 850 Prerelease Notes.pdf (Please note that you need a Metalink3 support login and password [...]

Business Intelligence X-Ray – Calibrating Your BI Infrastructure: Part 2

by Karthikeyan Sankaran on August 9, 2009 in Business Intelligence – A Practitioner’s View

In my last post, I introduced the concept of a BI X-Ray that helps assess & calibrate the state of the current BI landscape within the organization. First part of the BI X-Ray is on Business Profiling, which was already discussed. The second part involves an evaluation of the BI technology components and at Hexaware, [...]

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