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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

• 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