My Agenda for AUSOUG Conference in Perth

Oct 28, 2012 / By Yury Velikanov

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There is a very strong Oracle Community in Perth, Australia. I admire many Perth based Oracle User Group volunteers who year from your organizing a great Oracle event. This year it isn’t an exception. I just spent 30 minutes going through the program and I should say the lineup of speakers is very impressive.

There goes an Oracle geeky DBA schedule for AUSOUG 2012 Conference in Perth.

Day One

10.30-11.15 Stirling A, Fahd Mirza Demystifying Working of DBRM with IORM in Exadata
11.30-12.15 Stirling A, Arjen Visser Understanding the 3 Oracle logical replication concepts
2.00-2.45 Stirling A, Peter Sharman Management in the Cloud
3.15-4.00 Swan, Connor McDonald Partitioning 101
4.15-5.00 Stirling B, Gavin Soorma Upgrade with confidence – 11g Optimizer Plan Stability

Day Two

8:45 – 9.30 Swan, Tom Kyte What I learned at OOW 2012
09.45 – 10.30 Stirling A, Yury Velikanov Sharing experience implementing Direct NFS
11.00 – 11.45 Stirling B, Scott Wesley A foray into APEX mobile
12.00-12.45 Stirling A, Connor McDonald SQL tuning 101
12.00-12.45 Swan, Graham Wood Active Session History (ASH)
1.45-2.30 Pinnacles, Peter Sharman Making the most out of your testing – how to ensure higher quality for your Oracle applications
2.45-3.30 Swan, Tom Kyte What’s new in Oracle database Application Development
3.45-4.30 Swan, Connor McDonald Analytic functions in SQL
3.45-4.30 Stirling, B Chris Muir Develop Mobile Apps for Smart Devices: Converging Web and Native Applications

Thank you MATES for organizing it once again. It is my great pleasure to be part of it.

A very special thanks goes to Scott Wesley who spent his own time and provided a good help to the conference participants. He put together an APEX based scheduler available here. How he writes about it himself – “This is currently a demonstration application only, and is not directly affiliated with AUSOUG”. Thanks Scott. I have used your work putting together this blog post.

Yury

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