In this post, I explore some methods to determine when the data in an E-Business Suite database was copied from its source.
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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Oracle 10gR2 RDBMS for Mac OS X (Intel) has arrived!
11 April 2009 – 16:22
Oracle has, at long last, released a version of the RDBMS for Mac OS X Intel. Not all features are supported, but on the other hand, it will run natively even on a non-Server version of Leopard. Woohoo!
Unix shell geekery: Finding the ten largest residents of a directory
6 April 2009 – 20:31
Strange things can happen when people ask themselves a question and are unwilling to let go of it. Some retreat into seclusion to ponder the meaning of life. Some waste hours reading ultimately unrelated content on Wikipedia. Some spend way too much time writing marginally (if that) useful solutions to their questions. In this post, I’m guilty of that last one, though I’ve also been known to do the Wikipedia thing. My question? “Hey, if how could I find the largest files and subdirectories in this directory?”
Via Twitter, an interesting regexp_replace puzzle
3 April 2009 – 11:11
Prolific and knowledgeable Oracle Ace LewisC asked a regular expression (more specifically, regexp_replace) question on Twitter, and I found myself thinking, “hey, I bet I could actually answer that!” So I did. Then I thought about my answer a bit more, and decided to write a blog post to expand upon my original 140-character response.