... rewrite your code. Better yet, write code that avoids this problem in the first place. The problem can occur when an application wants to load a value that it has just stored in memory. Read After Write (RAW) operations are common, so most chips are designed with hardware that makes that happen fast. But in some cases, you can write code that stumps the hardware. And so it stalls.

And you tumble to earth in horror, screaming for your life and clawing at the controls.

And you smack into the a pile of rocks. Or, to the horror of young mothers in minivans, the freeway during rush-hour traffic. Or worse, the middle of the ocean, so that if you somehow survive the impact, you drown. And nobody finds your body. And your loved ones can never move on.

Unless you're wearing a parachute. Like the one we just published from Darryl Gove.

Tech Article: Avoid Performance Loss (And a Fiery Death) from RAW Hazards

by Darryl Gove

Darryl explains exactly how a processor can stall from a bad RAW operation, and the common situations that cause this problem. Then he shows you how to identify, fix, and avoid writing that kind of code. Examples included. Help your loved ones move on. Read Darryl's article.

About the Author

Darryl Gove is a senior principal software engineer in the Oracle Solaris Studio team, working on optimizing applications and benchmarks for current and future processors. He is also the author of the books Multicore Application Programming, Solaris Application Programming, and The Developer's Edge.

Read Darryl Gove's blog on blogs.oracle.com/d.

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Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse is representing at this year's EclipseCon 2014.  Key sessions for mobile and cloud include:

Developing On-Device Java Mobile Apps ..and Android too! 

Now you can leverage your Java development skills to build mobile applications that install and run on both iOS and Android phones and tablets. See how Oracle has brought Java to iOS and enabled you to leverage your existing skills to develop mobile applications. Build HTML5 user interfaces, integrate with native device feature (camera, GPS, etc.) and use Java for the business logic - then deploy to multiple platforms from the same code base. Learn about the Oracle Mobile Application Framework architecture and development experience in this demo focused session.

 Java Application Development Lifecycle in the Cloud

Looking for a simpler way to do collaborative team development, automate build and deployment and track your code life cycle? Now you can get all of these services in the cloud, and work with them directly from Eclipse. In this demo-driven session, we will explore how to quickly provision a development environments, manage application source code with GIT and Maven, track development Tasks using Mylyn-based issue tracking system, collaborate with teammates on code changes with Code Review, document development processes with hosted Wikis, and implement Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery with Eclipse Hudson. All without the need to install and maintain the server infrastructure.

Another minor nicstat release is now available.

Changes for Version 1.95, January 2014

Common

• Added "-U" option, to display separate read and write utilization.
• Simplified display code regarding "-M" option.

Solaris

• Fixed fetch64() to check type of kstats
• Fixed memory leak in update_nicdata_list()

Availability

History

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All the talk on the planet lately is about the Olympics, everyone cheering for the individuals who have dedicated their lives to pushing the human body to its limits. We admire and respect them, sometimes wish we had a fraction of that dedication. There is no quick route to that level of fitness and skill.

Seeing snow on the ground as I look out the window, my thoughts wander toward summer, remembering the color "green", and I begin preparing for a half marathon -- just a few months of training followed by a couple of hours of stress on the race course. There will be no cheering crowd throwing me flowers as I cross the finish line, only satisfaction in achieving a goal that I worked hard for.


Do you spend a lot of time training, not just in your personal life, but also at work?


We just upgraded the MOS Communities (MOSC) to Jive, merged them with the OTN Forums, so now we are together having to learn to navigate the new interface, along with all our other tasks.


One thing that might help you quickly get up to speed with the new MOSC and other features of MOS is this article, that has short videos explaining different MOS features:

Discover how to use My Oracle Support Video Series (Doc ID 603505.1)

• How do you stay on top of the latest patches?
• Where can you check that products are certified to work together before you begin installing willy nilly?
• Is there a way to access our knowledge base while you're standing in line at the grocery store?
• Will your product really be desupported at the end of the year?
  

All these and more are covered. Check out the videos while you're on the treadmill, and improve your life in multiple ways simultaneously.


We also have webcasts coming up that you might be interested in:

Get Proactive Essentials Webcast Series - My Oracle Support Community (Doc ID 1615047.1)

• Register for one of many in the timezone of your choice (through March). Lasting 40 minutes, these sessions will get you setup and using the new MOS Community in record time

Essentials Webcast: Oracle Cloud Support (Doc ID 1555872.1)

• Thirty minute presentations, scheduled through February, will explain what Cloud Support is all about. Sign up for one today!

Time REALLY is money. You’re making money or losing it. Customers will either buy from you again, or they won’t. On average, seventy-one percent of consumers surveyedagree: "Valuing my time is the most important thing a company can do to provide me with good customer service."¹So for consumers and for businesses, the "Is the juice worth the squeeze?" question comes down to how much juice (value) you deliver from how much squeeze (effort). You will pay a high cost in terms of relationships, reputation, performance and profits on slow, fragmented and inconsistent customer service.

If your organization seeks to provide great customer experiences, making your service processes faster and simpler is a good place to focus your efforts.The February 2014 release of Oracle Service Cloud provides a variety of enhancements that will help you streamline your customer experiences. Here are just a few highlights from the release.

1. Understand and Route Based on Customer Needs FASTER

Oracle Virtual Assistant Cloud Service is an online concierge made up of a combination of products designed to take complexity out of the online experiences by using human-like conversational language capabilities that truly understand human speak and predict human intent. New interface extensions in the latest release enable Virtual Assistant to draw on customer profile and interaction history, providing a more personalized experience and a streamlined dialog since it asks for data only when it is needed.The latest release is also enhanced with feedback reporting to help you understand the performance of Virtual Assistant in the service process. With the ability to drill-down to specific comments in poorly rated interactions, you can identify weaknesses and take corrective action to improve them.

2. Handle Complex Self-Service and Agent-Assisted Resolutions SMOOTHLY

For organizations seeking to automate business policies, Policy Automation provides the ability to quickly transform complex customer interactions through personalized, consistent, and transparent advice across channels. In this latest release, Policy Automation further streamlines the customer interview process for both customers and agents with new calendar controls and tabular data entry. Customer Service Agents are now better equipped to handle customer interactions with support for sub-interviews that follow the natural flow of the customer interaction. Additionally, the information captured in the interview and the results can be saved back to the incident for historical tracking purposes. And, you can expand the reach of these dynamic customer interviews to more customers with support for more languages – Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Portuguese, Japanese, and Italian.

3. Deliver Timely Agent Assisted Responses CONSISTENTLY

In today’s world of anywhere, anytime service, customers often expect customer service agents to respond to customer issues on the spot. With Oracle Service Cloud’s Mobile Agent App, roaming customer support agents and managers can access their contact center information "on the go," increasing productivity and customer responsiveness. This latest release allows you to tailor your mobile application in order to streamline access to the information needed to resolve the customer issue. Full support for Custom Objects provides mobile access to important information that’s unique to your customer service processes. Mobile workspaces are enhanced with new controls, allowing you to embed analytics, integrate with external Websites, and display SmartSense controls in the workspaces. And, lastly, the Mobile Agent App allows agents to upload pictures from their iPhone camera and photo roll to objects that support attachments, further increasing the agents’ ability to troubleshoot and respond rapidly.

For more information on these high-value features, please watch the Oracle Service Cloud – February 2014 Release Overviewvideo, or read theOracle Service Cloud – February 2014 Capabilities and Benefitsdata sheet.

¹ Source:Understand Communication Channel Needs To Craft Your Customer Service Strategy, Kate Leggett, Forrester Research Inc, March 11, 2013

Nick Salem of Neustar recently shared some impressive performance gains realized using Oracle Spatial 12c Vector Performance Acceleration, in a Google+ post.   He observed performance gains of 40X to 300X -- with a use case aggregating all ZIP Code geographies in California using a SDO_AGGR_UNION operations (plain and with group by/mod functions as described in 11g documented best practices). 

Read more details of his test case and results here.  https://plus.google.com/114373574274269737617/posts/2caAypKxwff

Thanks for sharing, Nick!

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2月19日に開催した日本語による Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition の Advisor Webcast は、好評のうちに終了いたしました。
ご参加下さったお客様には、改めてお礼申し上げます。ありがとうございました。
皆様からいただいたフィードバックは、次回以降のAdvisor Webcast に、是非活かしていきたいと思います。

本 Advisor Webcast のレコーディングと資料のダウンロードの準備が整いましたので、ご案内させていただきます。
あいにく当日ご参加できなかった方々や、もう一度 Advisor Webcastを視聴し直したい方々は、是非この機会をご利用いただければと思います。

『OBIEE 11.1.1.7.x 新機能』（2/19 開催）

• Advisor Webcast のレコーディングの再生（56分）: Doc ID 1456233.1から。下記※を参照ください。
• Advisor Webcast の資料のダウンロード

本レコーディングには、デモを多く含んでおります。推奨可視化機能、ブレッドクラム、ダッシュボードやグラフ、ビューの改良点など文字情報では表現の難しい内容を実際の画面を通じてご紹介しております。資料には、各機能を画面ショット、解説付きでご紹介しております。

まだ 11.1.1.7.x を導入されていないお客様、これからの導入を検討されているお客様は、導入前に新機能のイメージを掴んでいただける材料として是非ご利用ください。

※上記資料のダウンロードリンクの他、Oracle Business Analytics Advisor Webcast Schedule and Archive Recordings (Doc ID 1456233.1)の Archived 2014 タブから、レコーディングの再生 (Recording) および資料 (.pdf)のダウンロード用リンクにアクセスできるようになっています。

なお、5月中旬に OBIEE の Advisor Webcast 第二回「OBIEEの調査ツールとその使い方（仮題）」を予定しております。是非ご期待いただければと思います。

This posting explains how to use parallelism to improve performance of Oracle Event Processing (OEP) applications with active-active high-availability (HA) deployments. Parallelism is exploited for performance gain in each one of the server instances of an HA configuration. This is achieved by identifying sections of an application’s processing pipeline that can operate in parallel, and, therefore, can be mapped to separate processing threads. Both pipeline and independent query parallelism are described.

Pipeline Parallelism

A pipeline architecture has inherent concurrency because each of its stages works in parallel on different data elements flowing through it. For example, in the pipeline in figure 1, if each stage is assigned its own processing thread, the following actions can occur in concurrently: input JMS adapter reads event #3 from a JMS topic, CQL query processor handles event #2, and output JMS adapter writes event #1 to a queue.

Figure 1. OEP Pipeline with three concurrent stages

Although OEP HA pipelines are limited to one thread per stage, significant performance gains can be achieved by running each stage in a separate thread as compared to running all stages on one thread or in a number of threads smaller than the number of pipeline stages.

A key constraint in OEP when using active-active HA (see Oracle Fusion Middleware Developer’s Guide for Oracle Event Processing 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.7) for Eclipse, section 24) is that it requires the input streams to both the primary and the secondary instances to be identical and to maintain the same event ordering as events flow through the OEP Event Processing Network (EPN). This constrain limits the EPN topology to be either a linear pipeline, starting from an input adapter and ending with an output adapter, or a tree where, each node with downstream branching replicates every event to each of its branches.

The event ordering requirement also limits to one the number of threads assigned to each stage of the EPN. Having more than one thread in one stage, for example, in an input JMS adapter, would fail to assure that the order of events entering the following stage, such as input channel, is the same in both the primary and secondary instances. Read the complete article here.

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Planned Date/time for the Training session?     (Please mark your calendars)
•Wednesday, March 5th
                    15:00 - 16:00 CET

Currently planned agenda:
- Reminder of Fujitsu M10 basic design & configuration rules
- Fujitsu M10 Performance updates
- Fujitsu M10 Functional updates
- Success Stories with a focus on technical aspects/architecture
- QA

Details of the webcasts (dial-in) will be published as soon as possible.

We currently plan to record the call.

A quick trick to note if you have a table that includes a column containing an <af:inputText>. If the user is able to re-size the columns within the table, then it's not unreasonable to have the inputText stretch along with the column to take advantage of the full width available. 

The first thing to do is to set the simple property of the inputText to "true".  This almost does the trick, but you'll find that as you stretch the column there is a small trailing gap between the end of the input field and the column which grows as the column is stretched. So although the input is stretched as well it does not fill the cell which looks a little messy.

The second trick then is to set the contentStyle property on the inputText to "min-width:100%;" Do this and you will eliminate that gap and the input will now fill the column cell completely as you resize. 

Recently there have been two new presetations created to assist you with selling SPARC M6 and T5 servers. They are targeted to technical decision makers - customer executives and architects that are concerned with business issues, but appreciate technology details.

This hands-on lab demonstrates how to use Oracle VM Templates to virtualize and deploy complex Oracle Applications in minutes. Step-by-step instructions demonstrate how to download and import templates and deploy the applications, using an Oracle RAC template as an example. Learn more.

Podcast Guests: Brett Ryan (John Sands), Andreas Stefik (University of Nevada), Petr Pisl (NetBeans)

Download mp3: 47 minutes – 39mb
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NetBeans Community News with Geertjan and Tinu

• NetBeans 8.0 Beta was released in January; we read out "favorite" tweets that caught our attention: AndrewDyster, dipetr, ErazoZamudioEd.
• The NetBeans Partners page is revamped! Check it out for a listing of companies that are extending NetBeans with plugins and services.
• Congratulations to the 21st NetBeans Governance Board members: Tim Boudreau, Zoran Sevarac and Ashwin Rao!
  
• How did the outgoing Board do in its year-long term? Score Card: NetBeans Governance Board #20
  
• Calendar: Vaadin-NetBeans Webinar in April

11:25 - Community Interview: Brett Ryan on Java 8 and NetBeans IDE

Australian developer Brett Ryan (John Sands) wrote a blog entry about experimenting with JDK 8 features in NetBeans. We stumbled across the post, liked it, and invited him to tell us more about his experience.

• Brett's blog entries: Migrating to JDK 8 with NetBeans, The Power of the Arrow
• Tutorial: Java SE 8 - Lambda Quick Start
• Video: How to Migrate to JDK 8

17:57 - Community Interview: Andreas Stefik on the Quorum Programming Language

• Are you interested in learning about Quorum and how to teach it? Sign up to attend EPIQ: International Experience Programming in Quorum workshop (July 2014)
  
• Related:
• TechCast #82 – Dr. Andreas Stefik on Using Scientific Research To Analyze Programming Language Syntax Across Languages
• Quorum 2.0 - Designing a Human Friendly Programming Language
• Sodbeans Wins JavaOne 2011 Duke's Choice Award
  

38:45 - Petr Pisl on AngularJS Support in NetBeans IDE

Our HTML5 segment series continues with Petr Pisl, a software engineer on the NetBeans team. He joins the podcast to update us on AngularJS support in NetBeans 8.

• New & Noteworthy with AngularJS support in NetBeans 8.0
• Video Series: AngularJS for Busy Developers (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)
• Video: AngularJS Meets Java EE

*Have ideas for NetBeans Podcast topics? Send them to nbpodcast at netbeans dot org.
*Subscribe to the official NetBeans page on Facebook! Check us out as well on Twitter, YouTube, and Google+.

El Social Media (todos los medios que permiten alguna interacción con los usuarios, no solo las redes sociales)está siendo un canal crítico para las empresas, que les ayuda a comunicarse con los consumidores. Pero no es sólo un canal que nos ofrece oportunidades, también es un canal que supone un cierto riesgo. Nuestra presencia no es imprescindible para la existencia de una página en Facebook sobre nuestros productos o servicios. Todo lo contrario, nuestra presencia simplemente no es necesaria. Ya no decidimos nosotros si estamos presentes en las redes sociales o no, lo deciden los consumidores. Con lo cual, ya no es cuestión de si utilizamos el social media o no, la cuestión es, ¿cómo de bien utilizamos el social media?

En vez de cadenas multi-nacionales, que se encuentran en centros comerciales gigantes, eran las tiendas pequeñas de nuestro barrio a las que solíamos acudir para cualquier necesidad comercial. Los empresarios conocían a sus clientes personalmente, casi tanto que felicitaban a cada uno cuando era su cumpleaños. La globalización imparable hace de nuestro mundo un lugar más pequeño y así pasamos de las tiendas pequeñas a unas empresas multi-nacionales con presencia global. Para poder seguir ofreciendo a los consumidores una experiencia personalizada es necesario la tecnología para apoyar todas nuestras interacciones con los consumidores. Un sistema CRM (Customer Relationship Management) es la solución ideal. O digamos, que lo era hasta hoy.

Hoy un sistema de CRM tiene que ser un sistema moderno, uno que sabe cubrir el canal del social media. Comparado con la evolución de tiendas a empresas multi-nacionales, que se ha realizado poco a poco, el social media evoluciona a un ritmo mucho más alto. Millones de personas probablemente ya están hablando sobre nuestros productos y servicios, pero nosotros no formamos parte de esas conversaciones. Ya está siendo hora de modernizar nuestras aplicaciones antiguas, pero sobre todo, ya está siendo hora de modernizar la manera en la cual pensamos del social media .

¿Estás listo para empezar a escuchar lo que se dice sobre tus productos y tus servicios? ¿Estás listo para publicar sistemáticamente en varios canales sociales y participar activamente en las conversaciones sociales? ¿O ya has pasado por todo esto y estás listo para integrar el social media en todos tus procesos de negocios? Párate aquí un momento y piensa: ¿Estamos listos para el Social Relationship Management?

Estés donde estés en tu viaje social, Oracle tiene las herramientas para convertir el social media en una parte integral de tu identidad corporativa. Encuentralos aquí.

The February 2014 release of Oracle Service Cloud (RightNow) delivers a broad range of improvements to Cross Channel Contact Center, Web Customer Service, Policy Automation, and the Service Cloud Platform. 

Release Resources

• Release Recording
• Capabilities and Benefits Data Sheet
• Documentation
• Tutorials

Key Elements of the Oracle Service Cloud February 2014 Release

In the February 2014 release of Oracle Service Cloud we continue our commitment to improving and enhancing the Oracle Service Cloud suite of applications in order to empower great customer experiences. 

Organizations will benefit from several new Web Customer Service features including additions to Virtual Assistant, a break-though application that provides pro-active interactions that humanize the self-service experience. Enhancements to the Mobile Agent App further empower service organizations to adapt and customize the mobile experience to their unique mobile requirements, and additional functionality has been added to the Cross-Channel Contact Center to improve administration, information access and agent user experience.  Policy Automation adds functionality to further simplify and streamline the policy automation process as well as increases language support.  And, we continue to provide high value APIs, integration, and extensibility capabilities.

Cross-Channel Contact Center

• Mobile Agent App
• Asset and Product Registration
• Web Accessibility for Feedback
• Report Delivery Option
• Microsoft Outlook Integration

Web Customer Service

• Feedback Reports for Virtual Assistant
• Virtual Assistant Extension of Interface Functionality
• Community Search Experience
• Dynamic Form API in Customer Portal

Policy Automation

• Interview Refinements
• Enhanced Agent Desktop Capabilities
• Improved Rule Navigation
• New Reusable Sample Projects
• More Language Parsers

Service Cloud Platform

• PHP and SOAP File Attachment Sharing APIs
• Assets Support in APIs and ROQL Enhancements

A complete list of enhancements to Oracle RightNow Cloud Service can be found in the November 2013 Release Notes. In order to receive release announcements on a regular basis, it is recommended that customers and partners subscribe to the News and Announcements discussion forum on the RightNow Community. 

New Training

RightNow Social Monitor Administration Collection

This collection of free, on-demand eLearning modules covers the basics of configuring and using RightNow Social Monitor for administrators. This series covers the following topics:

• RightNow Social Monitor: Social Monitor Overview
• RightNow Social Monitor Administration: Editing Search Schedules
• RightNow Social Monitor Administration: Subscribing to an RSS Search
• RightNow Social Monitor Administration: Creating Topic Monitoring Themes

Click here to access these courses.

RightNow Social Monitor User Collection

This collection of free, on-demand eLearning modules covers the basic set-up and configuration tasks for RightNow Social Experience community administrators. This series covers the following topics:

• RightNow Social Monitor: Social Monitor Overview
• RightNow Social Monitor User: Performing Searches
• RightNow Social Monitor User: Adding the ChannelUsernames Field to Contact Records
• RightNow Social Monitor User: Responding to Incidents

Upgrading

If your customer is interested in upgrading, please refer them to these resources:

• Oracle RightNow Cloud Service Upgrade recording
• Changes carried forward during an upgrade - Answer ID 1925
• Upgrade Guides - Answer ID 6453

Upgrades can be initiated online at http://cx.rightnow.com under the My Site Tools section.

We’ve asked Konstantin, Software Development Direct at Oracle Saint Petersburg to share an insight into his career path within the company and also to give us some information about the team he is leading. Read on the interview and add your comments below!

Hi Konstantin! Thank you for accepting to do this interview for the Recruitment team!Let's start with introducing yourself and giving us an overview of your current role at Oracle!

“Hello everybody! My name is Konstantin, but my friends call me Kostya. I am part of the Product Development organization focusing on Java Platform and mainly Java ME and Small Embedded Product and Tools development. Currently, I am in a Director position managing the team of senior engineers and managers in the St.Petersburg Development Center at Oracle Russia.

So, when did you start at Oracle and what has been your evolution so far?

My team and I have joined Oracle through the Sun Microsystems acquisition. I was in a Senior SW Development Manager role at that time and I have been recently promoted to the SW Development Director.

Tell us a few things about the organization that you’re leading and about the career opportunities.

Oracle always follows the high-tech trends and finds new market opportunities. We have recently started to look at the rapidly growing embedded market with the new concept of the "Internet of Things" where billion electronic devices that are around us could be connected and could generate the useful data to help, simplify and make safe and comfortable human's life. Such solutions are on demand in automotive, smart home, health care, industrial and many other businesses.

We believe that Oracle has the best set of products and platforms to introduce the ecosystem from the small chips generating the data up-to the big scale systems to identify, store and process the data.

My team is working on Small Embedded Java which is the target platform for the edge-devices generating the data and doing some basic business logic. This is a very small but also very important part of the big picture which brings a lot of new technical and business challenges and as a result potential career opportunities for the people involved into this fast growing business.

If I was looking for a job I would apply at Oracle because…

It is a very successful company with outstanding products portfolio developed by brilliant technical community and managed by a great team of professionals.

If you are interested in joining Oracle Saint Petersburg please visit oracle.com/careers or connect with Elizaveta Lenyashina on LinkedIn! We are currently hiring Java Developers!

Dear Partners,

We would like to let you know that the February'14 issue of our Newsletter is now available.

You can find the Newsletter on our portal under eSTEP News ---> Latest Newsletter. You will need to provide your email address and the pin below to get access. Link to the portal is shown below.

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The issue contains information on the following topics:

Corp News
The CEO’s Perfect Storm: Demographics, Data, and Devices Change Everything: By Mark Hurd – President at Oracle
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison to Deliver Keynote Address at Oracle HCM World
Transform Business Processes with Oracle In-Memory Applications and Oracle SuperCluster
New Oracle’s SPARC M6-32 Server Disrupts Traditional High-End Pricing Model

Tech News
Oracle Applications Certified on Oracle Solaris 11
Applications Certified on Oracle Solaris 11
Why use OVM for Oracle Databases
New Single Processor Configuration for the SPARC T5 -2 Server
SPARC T4-4, SPARC T4-2 and SPARC T4-1B End of Life Announcement
Another TPC benchmark revealed
New Oracle ZFS Storage ZS3 Proves Ideal for Backing Up and Restoring Oracle’s Engineered Systems

You can find the Newsletter on our portal under eSTEP News ---> Latest Newsletter. You will need to provide your email address and the pin below to get access. Link to the portal is shown below.

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Previous published Newsletters can be found under the Archived Newsletters section and more useful information under the Events, Download and Links tab.