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Real-World Reporting in the Enterprise: A Case StudyThis session was presented by Bill Bartlett at OracleWorld 2002 as part of the Oracle9i Application Server track. It focuses on a real-world implementation of 9iAS Portal and Reporting at the enterprise level that we developed for one of our clients.
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Presentation Summary: Party City is a specialty retailer of party goods with more than 450 corporate and franchise locations; timely, on-demand access to real-time information is crucial to the success of the corporation and each of these stores. Party City's Intranet and Enterprise Reporting system was built to meet this need. This system, a custom-coded 9iAS Portal and Reports Web application, involves content-switched Web server farms, master and slave report server farms, clustering and failover support, custom monitoring at the application and system level, and significant amounts of custom PDK & JPDK coding. The presentation examines the infrastructure and architecture of this system, the lessons learned during its construction, deployment and support, and the benefits ultimately realized by its successful implementation. |
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Real World Reporting in the Enterprise: A Case Study (Original Presentation)See here for the original version of the OracleWorld presentation in ZIP format on Oracle's web site: read more ...
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How to Clone a 9iAS EnvironmentDid you ever need to clone a complete 9iAS environment (to test a system upgrade, prepare for a disaster recovery test, etc.)? Read this document for the method we've discovered to do this successfully. read more ...
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Clustering in the LabThis document describes one way to build an clustering solution for use in a tech lab for under $2500. (This is the solution we've put together for several clients for disaster recovery testing and "learning about clustering".) read more ...
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"Poor Man's Clustering"You say you want to learn about clustering but don't have $2500 to spend? Read this document for a "Poor Man's" solution. DO try this one at home -- clustering is easy once you get the hang of it! read more ...
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