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Oracle8i internal services - for waits, latches, locks, and memory

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Metadata Transformation and Management with Oracle interMedia

The management of multimedia data in object-relational database systems presents a challenging problem for extracting, processing, and managing associated metadata. This information is usually embedded within the media source using proprietary formats, thus not easily accessible in a uniform fashion. This poses a need for a series of structural transformations to ensure that the metadata gather...

Oracle8i - The XML Enabled Data Management System

XML is here as the internet standard for information exchange among e-businesses and applications. With its dramatic adoption and its ability to model structured, unstructured and semi-structured data, XML has the potential of becoming the data model for internet data. In the recent years, Oracle has evolved its DBMS to support complex, structured, and un-structured data. Oracle has now extende...

Persistence Brokers in a Distributed Object Environment

Managing database resources for distributed, object-oriented applications can be done efficiently through the use of persistence brokers. CORBA enabled, distributed application objects communicate with the persistence brokers to obtain database services. Such an approach insulates application software from the details of the persistence mechanism and reduces requirements for concurrent database...

Oracle8i Integration Server Release 3 (8.1.7)