Oracle Database Management Strategic Directions

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Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Trubix releasing Oracle 11g classes soon

In Oracle 11g, everyone is going to be amazed with the level of new features in the Oracle 11g database server. The Oracle 11g Database Server contains new features and enhancements in the areas of Manageability, High Availability, Performance, Content Management, Security, Information Lifecycle Management, Data Warehousing, Business Intelligence capabilities. There are also a number of new features related to development including PL/SQL, Java, .SQL Developer, Application Express, .NET, PHP and BI Publisher.

Once Oracle releases Oracle 11g to the public, we will finalize our set of topics and have new classes in Oracle 11g available immediately. We look forward to seeing you in our Oracle 11g classes and showing how to lower your cost of ownership and increase your managability of the Oracle 11g database server.

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