In the world of database architecture, the need to dynamically create complex objects conflicts with the demand for subsecond response time. Oracle's answer to this dilemma is the materialized view.

I'm not much of a DB guy, I just read stuff out of them. For an application we have, some data is coming from views (specifically made for the application) that join up tables from various sources.

Among the many announcements made by Oracle during Oracle CloudWorld in mid-October was the introduction of a cloud-based data lakehouse to support enterprise analytics projects. Designed as part of ...

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Noetix Corp., a provider of business intelligence (BI) software and services for enterprise applications, recently introduced its newest operational reporting solution for Oracle E-Business Suite, ...

Noetix Corp., a provider of business intelligence (BI) software and services for enterprise applications, this week introduced its newest operational reporting solution for Oracle E-Business Suite, ...

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