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The BIWA SIG is hosting a techcast called “Using Oracle R Enterprise” on Wednesday 30th November, 2011 at noon EST (approx 6pm GMT). The T...

This is the second of a two part blog posting on using an Oracle Data Mining model to apply it to or score new data. The first part looked a...

Oracle in Ireland is hosting a session called Data Centre Transformation on 7th December (9:30-13:00), in the Guinness Storehouse, St James ...

This is the first of a two part blog posting on using an Oracle Data Mining model to apply it to or score new data.  This first part looks a...

select to_date('25/12/2011','DD/MM/YYYY') - trunc(sysdate) "How Many Sleep to Santa" from dual; How Many Slee...

The call for presentations for the annual Oracle User Group Ireland conference has been posted in last few days. The conference is planned...

The UKOUG conference will be in a couple of weeks. I have my flights and hotel booked, and I’ve just finished selecting my agenda of pres...

In a previous blog post I talked about how you can take a copy of a workflow developed in Oracle Data Miner, and load it into a new schema. ...

If I had lots of free time and enough money what conferences would I go to around the world. I regularly get asked for recommendations on wh...

The Oracle 11.2 database contains the following Oracle Data Mining views. These allow you to query the database for the metadata relating to...

On Wednesday 2nd December, I attended a full day of presentations given by Tom Kyte of Oracle ( asktom.oracle.com ). Tom covered a number of...

The Oracle 11.2 database contains 3 PL/SQL packages that allow you to perform all (well almost all) of your data mining functions. So inst...