Brendan Tierney - Oralytics Blog

The autumn edition of Oracle Scene is now available (I’m the deputy editor) and if you are due to get a printed copy then you be receiving i...

If you have been using the last versions of the Oracle Data Miner tool that have been released as part of SQL Developer 4 EA1 and EA2, you m...

This is part 2 of my review of OOW13 and it looks at some of the announcements that were made and were of interest to me. There were many-ma...

Oracle Open World 13 finished up last Thursday and I’ve send most of the time since either traveling back to Ireland, trying to re-adjust to...

Oracle Data Miner is a very powerful tool that provides advanced machine learning algorithms that are embedded in the Oracle database. By us...

The headline articles of Oracle Magazine for May/June 2000 were on the evolution of organisations into adopting a e-business model. It inclu...

Oracle Data Mining uses Nested data types/tables to store some of its data. Oracle Data Mining creates a number of tables/objects that conta...

The Early Adopter 2 of Oracle SQL Developer was released yesterday (Thursday 12th Sept). To install this new version of the Tool, including ...

The headline articles of Oracle Magazine for March/April 2000 were focused on e-business. There was articles covering the typical issues in ...

The 2013 Gartner Hype Cycle is out and it can be interesting to compare the new graph with the ones from previous years. Particularly for my...

If you have been using Oracle Data Miner, that is part of SQL Developer 4 or SQL Developer 3, you will notice that your schema can get fille...

With the release of the Oracle 12c Database there has been some changes to the Advanced Analytics options. Most of the new features both in ...