Oracle Loader for Hadoop is an efficient and high performance loader for fast movement of data from a Hadoop Cluster into a table in an Oracle database. Oracle Loader for Hadoop prepares data for loading into a database table, pre-partitioning the data if necessary and transforming it into an Oracle-ready format.
This document provides answers to frequently asked questions about Hadoop distributed by Cloudera for use on the Oracle Big Data Appliance(BDA).
The start-all.sh and stop-all.sh scripts in the hadoop/bin directory will use SSH to launch some of the hadoop daemons.
Oracle WebCenter Sites - Version 2.5 and later
Oracle WebCenter Sites - Version 7.6.0 and later
When configuring Oracle iPlanet Web Server 7 with WL Plugin 1.1 in SSL mode to WebLogic Server, we are experiencing the following error:
generate a more detailed log file to assist in troubleshooting any Siebel Object Manager (OM) related behaviors. Increasing the event logging will provide information about the individual processes and steps that are part of that task. This information is especially useful when debugging performance, hang, memory leak, or crash behaviors. NOTE: When you increase the Object Manager event logging levels, the log files will grow larger and require more disk space.
You almost never own software; you lease the right to use it. You may have perpetual (permanent) rights to use it, but that’s not the same as ownership. Your rights are limited to uses spelled out in the contract, and it’s these uses where most complexities arise in negotiations and related financial discussions.
Source code is the set of programmatic statements created in a structured (programming) language by developers, permitting software to execute intended functions. Object code is the output of a compiler after it processes source code. The compiler transforms the source code into a program the computer can execute.
It seems obvious that a contract for software, or any product or service, should clearly identify what is covered under the agreement. However, in many contracts, the description is vague or too general for the buyer to be certain of the components purchased. It’s in your best interest to ensure that the contract clearly details what is covered, especially if the software has many components or options.
