Brendan Tierney - Oralytics Blog

In my previous blog post I gave some PL/SQL that performed the tokenising of a string. Check out this blog post here. Thanks also to the p...

Some time ago I had some blog posts introducing some of the basic Statistical function available in Oracle. Here are the links to these. ...

Over the past while I've been working a lot with text strings. Some of these have been short in length like tweets from Twitter, or long...

For a few years now I (and I'm sure you have too) have heard about and followed the various Oracle User Group tours that OTN arranges/fa...

The headline articles of Oracle Magazine for September/October 2000 were on e-Business Integration, including online healthy prescription fo...

After you have installed I ORE on your client and server (see my previous blog posts on these), you are not ready to start getting your hand...

I'm back a few days now after an eventful OUG Finland Conference. It was a great 2 days of Oracle techie stuff in one of the best confer...

In ORE there are a number ways to get you R scripts to run in parallel in the database. One way is to enable the Parallel option in ORE. Thi...

In previous posts I gave the steps required to install Oracle R Enterprise on your Database server and your client machine. One of the ste...

There are many different ways for you to connect to a database using R. You can setup an RODBC connection, use RJDBC, use Oracle R Enterpris...

The headline articles of Oracle Magazine for July/August 2000 were on business intelligence, architectures for BI and how companies like Net...

In my previous two blog posts ( Part-A and Part-B ) I detailed 4 steps for how you can install ORE on your servers and on your client machi...