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all about oracle 11g

1 Oracle 11g Database New Features This chapter contains descriptions of all of the features that are new to Oracle 11g Database Release 1 (11.1). This chapter contains the following sections: • Application Development • Availability • Database Overall • Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing • Clustering • Content Management Services • Fault Diagnosability • Information Integration • Location Services and Specialty Data • Manageability • Performance • Security • Windows 1.1 Application Development 1.1.1 APIs and Precompilers The following sections describe new Oracle Database 11g features in application programmatic interfaces. These features improve performance and scalability of applications and enable easy deployment of the Oracle client-side stack. 1.1.1.1 Client-Side Query Cache This feature enables caching of query result sets in client memory. The cached result set data is transparently kept consistent with any changes done on the server side. Applications leveraging this f

An Introduction to Red Hat Linux

An Introduction to Red Hat Linux Course Contents of Red Hat Linux – 1. File and Directory Operations 2. User Information 3. File Permissions 4. Linux File System Essentials 5. X-Window System and GUI application (introduction) 6. Standard I/O Pipes 7. String Processing 8. Process 9. VI editor 10. Bash Shell and Shell Scripting 11. Basic Network Clients Introduction An operating system (OS) is software designed to act as an interface between the computer and the user. It performs various important functions such as , · An OS is a command interpreter. It translates the high level language to machine language and vice versa. · An OS acts as process manager. There are various processes running simultaneously in a computer. The amount of time to be spent on a process by the CPU is decided by the OS. · An OS is a memory manager. As said above, there are various processes