I finally have time to sit down and write about my trip to Oracle Openworld this year; it was my first time to the west coast as well. Overall, I thought that San Francisco was a pretty city and the piers were nice to visit. Now, more on Openworld.
Being that this was my first time at Openworld, I didn’t know what to expect. Not only was it my first trip to Openworld, it was the first time I would be presenting at a conference. I was nervous to say the least. I was presenting on “Controlling Operational Costs with OEM 12c”. After seeing multiple 12c presentations throughout the week, I was really worried about people showing to my presentation. In the end, I had about 30 people show up and looked to be interested in what I was saying. So, if you were in the session, thanks for showing up!
Openworld itself was five days of networking and seeing what others are doing within the industry. I enjoyed many of the presentation; I was especially interested in sessions that covered aspects of OEM 12c and Golden Gate.
On the OEM 12c sessions, I attended a session on using Metric Extensions. The speaker was knowledgeable on the topic and gave good examples of how to use them within OEM. At the end of the session, I really wanted to talk with her, but the audience basically rushed the stage to talk with her. I figured I would run into her somewhere and the next morning I ran into her and had a very good conversation.
Later that day, I attended a session on Conflict Detection and Resolution (CDR) for the current release of Golden Gate (11.2). I was really impressed that they were able to take the detection and resolution and get it down to a one-liner within the replicat parameter file. This is going to save me so much time; however, it was not a magic bullet, but close.
Overall, Oracle Openworld was an interesting experience and I’m looking forward to going back next year, if I get selected to present again. Challenge for next year: get accepted to present once again!
CON4220 : Controlling Operational Costs with OEM12c
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I’m Bobby Curtis and I’m just your normal average guy who has been working in the technology field for awhile (started when I was 18 with the US Army). The goal of this blog has changed a bit over the years. Initially, it was a general blog where I wrote thoughts down. Then it changed to focus on the Oracle Database, Oracle Enterprise Manager, and eventually Oracle GoldenGate.
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