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approach known as "Thick Database" (SmartDB). Thick Database uses the power=
of Oracle PL/SQL and SQL to centralize business logic in database code. On=
e key technique that can be used to implement these principles is the Table=
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ts such as reduced cloud database costs, simplification of user interface c=
ode, and more efficient and secure applications.
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the applications they run at work. In addition, modern business application=
s may need to support multiple display devices and their mobile capabilitie=
s such as orientation change.
This session =
examines why our application user interfaces using popular development envi=
ronments--such as APEX, JET, MAF, MAX, VBCS/VB Studio, JavaScript, Java, AD=
F, or even Oracle Forms--need to comply with principles used in mobile apps=
. It then reviews standards available from sources such as Oracle Alta UI f=
or guiding user interface design of new or existing applications so they fu=
lfill expectations for device support and intuitiveness. The discussion inc=
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erdana, Geneva, sans-serif; font-weight: bold;">Too Good to Be True? O=
racle Machine Learning + Oracle Analytics Cloud 5.7! Monday, Augus=
t 17, 2020 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm EDT
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f the Oracle Databases (EE, SE2 and Autonomous). With the philosophy ȁ=
c;Don’t move data; move the algorithms”, OML delivers 30+ par=
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els to OAC users. Now, business analysts, data engineers, citizen data scie=
ntists, departmental managers, domain experts, and executives can collabora=
te to build, evaluate and apply models inside ADW and interactively investi=
gate OML’s insights and predictions using OAC’s ease of use a=
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ay, September 22, 2020 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm EDT
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ctions (PTFs) are the next step in the evolution of table functions. They p=
rovide detailed PL/SQL access to the inner workings of SQL query functional=
ity (parse, open, fetch, and close) to create flexible data access and cont=
rol. This session will be presented in two parts and begins at the surface =
of PTFs but quickly delves into the details to give attendees everything th=
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