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The best way to keep up to date with Oracle’s world is to subscribe to Oracle Magazine.

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Interesting Oracle Magazine Articles

	March/April 2008 Issue This issue’s focus is on legacy systems and how Oracle helps companies preserve legacy investments while modernizing their IT infrastructure. Support for SuperHeroes : Fun article about Marvel Entertainment’s (SpiderMan, Iron Man) strategy for growth and integration using Oracle’s E-Business suite on 10G RAC databases. Performing through changes : Arup Nanda shows us how to use 11G’s SQL Performance Analyzer to establish what impact a tuning change could have on a set of SQL statements.
	Jan/Feb 2008 Issue In this issue, 11G is touted as the ideal solution to host and manage the diverse types of data floating around in the Web 2.0 world. On Tuning by Tracing : Oracle’s own super hero Tom Kyte solves a tuning mystery where setting SQL_TRACE=TRUE causes an SQL query to perform better. Succeeding with Failure : Ari Kaplan makes an excellent case for Oracle Data Guard, not only as a disaster recovery solution, but also as a way to ease the backup or reporting load on your primary database.
	Nov/Dec 2007 Issue Editor’s choice awards 2007: Top CIO, CTO, IT Manager, DBA, Application Implementer, Developer and Architect of the year are awarded. Working with PL/SQL : Sue Harper showcases Oracle SQL Developer and how to edit, compile, debug and run PL/SQL stored procedures, step by step. More on Oracle Database 11G : New PL/SQL features in 11G touched upon by Tom Kyte : PL/Scope and DBMS_SQL’s ability to accept and return Ref Cursors.