Jerry Held

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Jenny Tsai Principal Product Manager Server
Technologies Oracle Corporation
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Oracle8i Release Summary

• Oracle8i Release 1 (8.1.5)
• Production in March, 1999
• Significant new functionality such as summary
  management, resource management, Oracle8i JVM
• Oracle8i Release 2 (8.1.6)
• Production in January, 2000
• Analytic functions, Java2, PL/SQL Server Pages,
  Oracle Parallel Fail Safe, security enhancements
• Oracle8i Release 3 (8.1.7)
• Production September, 2000
• Terminal release of Oracle8i
• Oracle8i JVM Accelerator, JavaServer Pages,
  Oracle Servlet Engine, Entity Beans, enhanced XML
  support, Apache integration

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Oracle9i The eBusiness Platform
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Key Development Focus Areas for Oracle9i Database
Availability
Internet ContentManagement
Scalability Performance
Security
B2C and B2BeBusiness
DevelopmentPlatform
PackagedApplications
Manageability
BusinessIntelligence
Windows 2000Integration
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Availability

• Protection from Catastrophic Failures
• Online Data Evolution
• Precision Database Repair
• Self-Service Error Correction

Achieving Continuous Data Availability
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Protection from Catastrophic Failures - Oracle
Data Guard
LogicalStandby
ContinuouslyOpen
SQLApply
Graceful Switchover and Switchback(Both)
Additional Indexes Materialized Views
Production
Delayed andZero Loss Modes(Both)
PhysicalStandby
ManagementFramework(Both)
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Online Data Evolution

• Online Table Re-definition
• Online creation of secondary indexes on
  Index-Organized Tables
• Rapid Quiesce

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Scalability and Performance

• Increased transaction throughput on Real
  Application Clusters
• Fine grained, automatic resource management
• Optimize features critical for eBusiness

Support millions of Internet Users
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Scalability, Real Application Clusters

• Fast Growth Clusters
• Rapidly Add Nodes And Disk
• Vendor Independent Architecture
• Linux, NT, AIX, Solaris, HP-UX, Compaq

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Real Application ClustersOracle Applications
Scalability
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Security

• Strong, three-tier security
• Security for hosting environments
• Standards-based Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
• Improved user and security policy management
• Data encryption and label security

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Strong, three-tier security
Oracle Internet Directory (LDAP)
Database retrieves authorizations for user,
connects user to application schema
User authenticatesto middle tier (SSL)
Middle tier proxies user identity (DN,
Certificate)to database
User A
User B
User C
User D
User E
Oracle9i Server
ApplicationServer
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Deep Data ProtectionVirtual Private Database
Policy Manager Tool
Partitioned Application Context
User A
Tax Records
User B
ContextPooling
User C
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Deep Data ProtectionFine-grained Auditing
SELECT NAME, ADDRESS FROM EMP
SELECT NAME, SALARY FROM EMP WHERE NAMEELLISON
EMPLOYEES
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Development Platform

• Enterprise Java Engine
• XML Type and XDK
• SQL and PL/SQL improvements

Create the most complete platform for developing
eBusiness applications
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Built-in XML Developer Kits (XDK) and XML Type
Relational Tables
ClassGenerator
XML Schema Processor
XML/XSLT Parser
Native XML Storage(XMLType)
XSQL Servlet
Character LOBs
XML TransviewerBean
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Manageability

• Make the database self managing
• Streamline and improve the operational management
• Provide tools and techniques that simplify and
  reduce the task time required
• Provide an end-to-end system management solution

Keep the number of DBAs constant as we scale to
Internet Use
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Make the database self managing
PrivateMemory
BufferCache
SharedPool
RollbackSegments
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Microsoft Integration

• Close integration with Windows 2000
• Facilitated development and deployment on MS
  Windows platforms

Lead platform of choice for organizations
deploying on Windows 2000
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Close integration with Windows 2000
MicrosoftMTS
Microsoft Active Directoryand Certificate Store
Microsoft MSMQ
MicrosoftIIS
Microsoft COM
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Content Management

• Storing and managing all types of content
• Content Syndication for Internet applications
• Searching and indexing all types of content
  efficiently
• Organization of content for collaborative
  projects
• Location-enabled, mobile-ready content

Consolidate all Internet Content in Oracle
Databases
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Storing, managing, aggregating, and searching all
types of Content
File Manager (SMB) Web (HTML) eMail (IMAP,
POP) FTP NFS Native Java Native PL/SQL WebDAV
internet File System
MetadataExtraction
Catalogueoptimized indexing
Ultra Search
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B2C and B2B eBusiness

• Providing a standard infrastructure to create
  storefronts, exchanges and portals
• Supporting millions of messages/hour in industry
  standard business messaging formats
• Distributed environment improvements

Support storefronts and exchanges with thousands
of suppliers and millions of transactions/hour
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Millions of messages/hour in industry standard
formats
Oracle Internet Directory
Global Topicsand Agents
Internet Consumers
iDAPMessageRequests
XML Messagesover HTTP
PL/SQL and XSLT Transformations
MessageGateway for MQSeries,Tibco andMSMQ
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Packaged Applications

• Globalization - Expanding eBusiness to the World
  Market
• Providing tactical development features required
  by ISVs

Provide the best platform to develop, deploy and
host Packaged Applications
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Globalization - Expanding eBusiness to the World
Market
LocaleBuilder
Multi languagevia Unicode 3.0 UTF8 and UTF16
Multilingual, Linguistic andUser
DefinableCollation
Unicodedatatype
CharacterSetScanner
Timezoneand DSTSupport
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Business Intelligence

• Scalability, performance, and manageability
• Complete business intelligence platform ETL,
  Integrated analysis and Personalization
  capabilities

Scalable, internet-ready business intelligence
platform
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ETL, Integrated analysis and Personalization
capabilities
ClickstreamData
Reporting
ExternalTables
OperationalData
Querying
OLAPServer
ChangeData Capture
TableFunctions
DataMining
Analysis
External Data
Multi tableInserts
Recommendations
MERGE (Upsert)
Warehouse
Personalization
XML Data Unload
Metadata
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Key Development Focus Areas for Oracle9i Database
Availability
Internet ContentManagement
Scalability Performance
Security
B2C and B2BeBusiness
DevelopmentPlatform
PackagedApplications
Manageability
BusinessIntelligence
Windows 2000Integration
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Thank You
Jenny Tsai
Jenny.Tsai_at_oracle.com
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