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Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide – Thought of the day, April 1, 2005

Posted in April 1, 2005 ¬ 11:07 amh.LewiComments Off

I’m going to start a new daily entry in addition to my other entries. I’ll call it the Thought of the Day. It will be an interesting link or thought or joke or just something I read somewhere. It will usually pertain, somehow, to Oracle but like today it might not.

Today’s thought is a link to the best Bash Shell Script guide I’ve ever seen. It’s a reference and a tutorial. I’m no Linux guru and certainly no scritping guru but I really like this guide.

Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide

Thanks,

Lewis

Oracle Designer 9i to 10g Upgrade

Posted in March 22, 2005 ¬ 6:13 amh.LewiComments Off

I know I said “A day with Ralph Kimball, Part 2″ would be next but I wanted to get this tech note out there while it was fresh in my mind. I’ll post items like this periodically as they occur to me to do so.

I upgraded our Oracle Designer repository from 9i to 10g. It looks like the little things that annoyed me in 9i will continue to do so in 10g, at least in the short term. I don’t see any dramatic changes and my problem child ERD still can’t be transformed to tables.

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