It is a low-overhead tool that simplifies SQL and PL/SQL development. I’m experimenting with Feedly as my new RSS reader. SQL Scratchpad is available with Oracle Enterprise Manager 9.2. I also follow the articles on :Īnd there are some official Oracle blogs I like to keep my eye on:Īnd of course, there’s Ask Tom, which has an RSS feed for newest questions. ORACLE-BASE has posts for everyone from beginner to expert.Source Measuring Component:The measuring component upon which the scratchpad is based. All scratchpad measuring components 'belong' to a user. Heli From Finland blogs about Oracle and database design. Scratchpad measuring components are defined by the same attributes as 'regular' measuring components, with the following additional attributes: User:The name of the user who created the scratchpad. Title: Comments for Oracle Scratchpad Channel Number: 4133751 Language: eng Registered On: August 30, 2012, 10:38 am Number of Articles: 5676 Latest.For PL/SQL, there’s Steven Feuerstein’s PL/SQL blog.Kelly Gormin aka DBA Kevlar’s blog is wide-ranging.I’ve learned a few things from the AMIS Oracle and Java blog and the Pythian blog.If you want to use the more traditional most recently published blog entry point you can bookmark this URL for ordinary postings, which is also the URL for the page referenced to the.

I’ve got a couple of my own to add to the list. This is the entry point for the Oracle Scratchpad a static page that indexes various ‘non-blog’ pages on this site and a few other sites. Copyright © 2017, 2018 Oracle and/or its affiliates. Oracle Machine Learning fetches the data after you run the SQL statement, and displays it in the scratchpad. This image shows the SQL Query Scratcpad with data. I also learned about a couple of terrific Oracle blog aggregators: Description of the sqlsqueryscratchpadwithdata.png. I recommend checking out Ben’s list for more SQL blogs! David Fitzjarrell’s blog: īTW, I notice that David Fitzjarrell’s blog was named one of the top 50 SQL blogs in 2016 by Ben’s DatabaseStar blog, itself a good blog with a strong focus on Oracle SQL for developers.Here are some of the blogs that the Oracle DBA & Dev superstars in my Twitter like to read: Twitter and the NoCOUG Journal were two popular sources, along with a wide range of blogs. :Earlier this month, I conducted a totally unscientific survey on Twitter, asking where people got their Oracle news from.

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