Friday, January 18, 2008
Oracle OLAP option Diagnostic Techniques
Jameson White added "Diagnostic Techniques" to the DBA Zone on the Oracle OLAP option Wiki. Please make your comments in the thread on the Wiki page.
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I have worked in Oracle OLAP development for nearly 8 years and am currently a Principal Applied Engineer. My previous position was Product Manager for Oracle OLAP. My strengths (for the purposes of this Blog) are in the areas of Database Administration, Security, Performance Tuning, Real Application Clusters, Backup and Recovery, Systems Administration and Diagnostics.
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About Brian Macdonald
I have been working at Oracle for 13 years and with Oracle OLAP/Express for 16 years. I am currently a Master Principal BI/DW sales consultant in the US.
About Jameson White
I have worked in Oracle OLAP development for nearly 8 years and am currently a Principal Applied Engineer. My previous position was Product Manager for Oracle OLAP. My strengths (for the purposes of this Blog) are in the areas of Database Administration, Security, Performance Tuning, Real Application Clusters, Backup and Recovery, Systems Administration and Diagnostics.
About Keith Laker
I have worked at Oracle for 17 years working on a wide variety of data warehouse projects both as a consultant and an onsite support engineer. I am now part of the Data Warehouse Product Management Team and I am based in the UK.
About Kevin Lancaster
I have been working in Business Intelligence & Data Warehousing for more than 20 years, and with Oracle's OLAP technologies for most of that time. My current role is as part of the Business Intelligence solutions team for Oracle EMEA, based in the UK but often sighted at hotels, airports and Oracle customer locations around the region.
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