This page gives a single view on the Scribd articles I’ve published, which I’ve grouped as follows:
Templates and Standards
- A Database System High Level Design Template
- Unit Test Plan Template
- Oracle Forms Generic UTP
- Oracle Applications Extension Installation Template (actually is more general than just Oracle Applications)
- IT Project Development To Release Processes
SQL and PL/SQL
- A Structured Approach to SQL Query Design
- Forming Range-Based Break Groups With Advanced SQL
- SQL Pivot and Prune Queries – Keeping an Eye on Performance
- Code Timing and Object Orientation and Zombies
- An Oracle Network Traversal PL SQL Program
Oracle Applications
- Oracle Applications FNDLOAD Unix Scripts
- Oracle Multi-Org – AR and OM Data Structure Changes
- Oracle Applications Utility SQL Scripts (actually is more general than just Oracle Applications)
- Batch Migration and Loading of Oracle FND Data
Perl
- A Perl Object for Flattened Master-Detail Data in Excel
Unix-Perl-SQL-Excel
- Analysing Unix System Performance With prstat and SQL
Here are the documents, embedded:
Templates
A Database System High Level Design Template
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Unit Test Plan Template
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Oracle Forms Generic UTP
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Oracle Applications Extension Installation Template
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IT Project Development To Release Processes
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SQL and PL/SQL
A Structured Approach to SQL Query Design
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Forming Range-Based Break Groups With Advanced SQL
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SQL Pivot and Prune Queries – Keeping an Eye on Performance
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Code Timing and Object Orientation and Zombies
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An Oracle Network Traversal PL SQL Program
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Oracle Applications
Oracle Applications FNDLOAD Unix Scripts
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Oracle Multi-Org – AR and OM Data Structure Changes
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Oracle Applications Utility SQL Scripts
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Batch Migration and Loading of Oracle FND Data
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Perl
A Perl Object for Flattened Master-Detail Data in Excel
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Unix-Perl-SQL-Excel
Analysing Unix System Performance With prstat and SQL
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