… in the Oracle blogosphere. Well, whether all these posts were ‘today’ depends on timezones, I suppose, but it’s today that I read them.
My morning started with a read of this fine post by Cary Millsap. I immediately shared it around at work because Cary uses his typically strong way with words to explain something that should be obvious, but maybe isn’t. I talk about the same thing on the course I teach for Oracle. Sit with the users and watch their work and measure response time the way they do!
Then when I got back to my room this evening, there were several other posts that just confirmed the value to be had these days in following Oracle blogs.
I’m pretty sure I didn’t know about this useful view, which I do now, courtesy of Jonathan Lewis and I know I’ll be going through this useful list of Metalink articles, courtesy of Charles Hooper.
I haven’t even got to Martin’s AWR post yet and I’m delighted to see that Greg Rahn has started his promised series of posts drilling down into the detail of his Openworld presentation.
That’s just a selection, too! With some holiday coming up, I might get round to some of my own 😉
On the off-chance I don’t get time (I have a lot to do), I’ll wish everyone a merry Christmas and a happy new year or whatever you celebrate. I suspect the Cuddly Toys will want to write their own post over at the other place.