The September 2011 Edition of Toad World PIPELINE Newsletter has published my third Oracle Technical Paper titled "How to resolve Root Certificate Expiry Issue for Enterprise Manager - Database Control".
In it I have tried to explain how to resolve the Oracle Enterprise Manager – Database Control configuration errors for Oracle Database versions 10.2.0.4 or 10.2.0.5, as a result of the expired Root Certificate since 31st December, 2010.
I had written the paper in June 2011, after encountering and resolving the issue at my end. Not much has been written on this in detail, apart from the My Oracle Support. So I thought it will be a good idea to jot it down for others to benefit.
Click on the hyperlink to read the Toad World PIPELINE Newsletter (September '11 Issue):
I hope it is a nice read and means to a quick resolution.
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Toad World PIPELINE Newsletter (May '10 Issue) has my Second Technical Paper
The May 2010 Edition of Toad World PIPELINE Newsletter has published my second Oracle Technical Paper "Database Disaster Recovery using only RMAN Backups".
Infact, they asked me to re-write the paper using Oracle 10g or 11g so that we could relate it with the supported versions. I have chosen Oracle 10g R2 (10.2.0.4) Standard Edition on Windows O/S to demonstrate the same.
Here is the link to Toad World PIPELINE Newsletter (May '10 Issue):
http://www.quest.com/ecard/28941/default.htm
Hope it is a nice read.
Infact, they asked me to re-write the paper using Oracle 10g or 11g so that we could relate it with the supported versions. I have chosen Oracle 10g R2 (10.2.0.4) Standard Edition on Windows O/S to demonstrate the same.
Here is the link to Toad World PIPELINE Newsletter (May '10 Issue):
http://www.quest.com/ecard/28941/default.htm
Hope it is a nice read.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Published my Second Oracle Technical Paper
Today, I have successfully published my Oracle Technical Paper titled "Database Disaster Recovery using only RMAN Backups" under My Oracle Support Community (formerly known as Oracle Customer Knowledge Exchange)
Link: https://communities.oracle.com/
The technical paper demonstrates how an Oracle Database can be recovered or reconstructed by using only the RMAN Backup files in case of a complete server crash. On this blog, you know it as "Disaster Recovery using RMAN Backups".
The access to the published document in My Oracle Support Community would require customer logon credentials. So if you are interested to know more about my technical paper, feel free to email me at zk.oracle@gmail.com for the PDF file.
Link: https://communities.oracle.com/
The technical paper demonstrates how an Oracle Database can be recovered or reconstructed by using only the RMAN Backup files in case of a complete server crash. On this blog, you know it as "Disaster Recovery using RMAN Backups".
The access to the published document in My Oracle Support Community would require customer logon credentials. So if you are interested to know more about my technical paper, feel free to email me at zk.oracle@gmail.com for the PDF file.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Toad World PIPELINE Newsletter (July '09 Issue) has my Technical Paper
Today, I was immensely delighted to know that the Toad World PIPELINE Newsletter (July '09 Issue) is about to be released. You might question me why the emotions at display?
I had sent my Oracle Technical Paper (the one which was published in Oracle Customer Knowledge Exchange in Apr '09) to the Technical Content Editor of Quest Software, after which it was immediately considered for being published in the July '09 Issue of Toad World PIPELINE Newsletter.
Since then I was anxiously waiting for a reply from Quest Software or the July '09 Issue itself. Yesterday, I received an email stating that the newsletter is just about to go out (next day or so) and that I can see my feature before the issue.
Here is the link to Toad World PIPELINE Newsletter (July '09 Issue):
http://www.quest.com/ecard/27254/default.htm
http://www.quest.com/ecard/27254/default.htm
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Published my first Oracle Technical Whitepaper
Dear Friends & Colleagues,
Today, with the grace of Almighty, I have achieved one of the major milestones of my career.
I have successfully published my Oracle Technical Whitepaper titled "My Journey from 9.0.1 to 9.2.0.8" on Oracle Customer Knowledge Exchange (https://communities.oracle.com/). The paper is based on my work/accomplishments as an Oracle Database Administrator here in Integral Services Company WLL. On this blog, you know it as "Journey from 9.0.1 to 9.2.0.8: Part I-IV".
Though the subject, primarily, is based on the migration of Oracle Database from one version to another, I have tried to touch the various areas that were somehow related to the subject.
The access to the published document in Oracle Customer Knowledge Exchange would require customer logon credentials. So, you can email me at zk.oracle@gmail.com for the PDF file.
Today, with the grace of Almighty, I have achieved one of the major milestones of my career.
I have successfully published my Oracle Technical Whitepaper titled "My Journey from 9.0.1 to 9.2.0.8" on Oracle Customer Knowledge Exchange (https://communities.oracle.com/). The paper is based on my work/accomplishments as an Oracle Database Administrator here in Integral Services Company WLL. On this blog, you know it as "Journey from 9.0.1 to 9.2.0.8: Part I-IV".
Though the subject, primarily, is based on the migration of Oracle Database from one version to another, I have tried to touch the various areas that were somehow related to the subject.
The access to the published document in Oracle Customer Knowledge Exchange would require customer logon credentials. So, you can email me at zk.oracle@gmail.com for the PDF file.
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