UKOUG PeopleSoft 2008 Conference: Thursday 4th - Friday 5th December 2008

NEWS: (26.5.2008) This year the UKOUG is organising a separate conference and exhibition for the PeopleSoft community. The event will cover Financials, HR and Technology streams and will include a wide range of topics, appealing to users at all levels. It is a fantastic opportunity to network with other PeopleSoft users whilst getting updated on Oracle's latest initiatives regarding PeopleSoft. The call for papers is open at http://peoplesoft.ukoug.org/default.asp?p=1160 until 20th June 2008.

PeopleSoft for the Oracle DBA(18.5..2008) Recently work has produced a number of blog entries (blog.psftdba.com) and addenda for my book.  Recent posts:

  • Sequence Number Allocation in PeopleSoft (1.7.2008)
  • Discrepancy in Timings between Application Engine and Oracle SQL Trace (27.6.2008)
  • Oracle Optimizer Statistics and Optimizer Dynamic Sample with PeopleSoft Temporary Records (3.6.2008)
  • Performance Tuning the Performance Monitor Archive Process (26.5.2008)
  • Enabling Oracle Database Trace on PeopleSoft processes with a Trigger (improved) (18.5.2008)
  • Bulk Re-Sending Batch Output to Report Repository (30.4.2008)

    (25.5.2008) My presentations from the Collaborate 08 conference are on the website.

  • Quest 35530: PeopleTools 8.48/8.49 - New Database Features.
  • IOUG 455: An introduction to SQL*Trace, TKPROF and Execution Plans.
  • Quest 35540: PeopleSoft: A Properly Instrumented Application.
  • (28.10.2007) I am also working on non-PeopleSoft Oracle systems, so I have created a separate purely Oracle blog issues that do not relate to PeopleSoft.

    (8.7.2005) Building on the success of my book PeopleSoft for the Oracle DBA, I am pleased to announce that I am offering three training courses. For more details see Training.

  • (1.5.2007) I have had a number of approaches to run seminars in North America and Israel.  If you are interested please let me know.
  • The UKOUG PeopleSoft Technology SIG has founded a technical forum at http://ccgi.sprinklies.plus.com.  This has a wider scope than the PeopleSoft DBA Forum, covering architecture, installation, and development issues.

    (17.11.2004) PeopleSoft for the Oracle DBA is available in bookshops and on Amazon.

    Join the PeopleSoft DBA Forum as a technical forum for DBAs who work with PeopleSoft.  This forum now has over 800 members.

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