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Oracle PeopleSoft
Six tips for maximizing your PeopleSoft upgrade or other applications
Implementing a PeopleSoft upgrade is one thing. Getting the most out of the upgrade is another story. Continue Reading
Support of Oracle customizations
Sebastian Grady, president of Oracle third-party support firm Rimini Street, explains how Oracle does not support Oracle software customizations. Continue Reading
Cost savings lure Oracle customers to third-party application support
Going to third-party Oracle support means saving money and possibly having customizations supported. But concerns about upgrades down the road may provide pause. Continue Reading
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End of support drives Oracle application upgrades, says survey
A recent survey of 327 Oracle application pros by the Oracle Applications Users Group found that end of support was by far the biggest driver for upgrading. Continue Reading
The basics of batch in Oracle environments
Learning how to perform batch processes in all different Oracle environments is a stepping stone toward automating business processes. Continue Reading
Oracle sues third-party support provider Rimini Street for intellectual property theft
Oracle is suing Rimini Street, claiming the third-party support provider has engaged in “massive theft of Oracle's software."Continue Reading
Migrating PeopleSoft app from Sybase to Oracle
I'd like to know if there are published procedures for migrating a PeopleSoft application from a Sybase database to Oracle. One would think that Oracle would hurry to provide such migration paths, but I cannot find any information.Continue Reading
Moving Oracle folder to external hard drive
I have PeopleSoft installed locally on my laptop and it uses Oracle 9i as its database (also local on the C drive). I want to move the oradata folder to my external hard drive to free up space and leave everything else. How can I accomplish this?Continue Reading
Ellison pledges support for PeopleSoft customers
PeopleSoft customers can expect one last upgrade to their existing software and a new version, if Oracle Corp. is successful in taking over the company, said Oracle CEO Larry Ellison.Continue Reading