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Feb 24: Advert: Michigan Oak Table Symposium registration open

Registration for MOTS is now open. If you fancy a couple of days intense learning from some of the best Oracle minds, or simply some chat about Cuddly Toys over a few beers prior to going to Oracle Openworld, sign up now for a mere $450. I talked about it more here.

Updated later - Title fixed - Miracle on the brain! Thanks, Koert.
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#1 - koert said:
2010-02-24 09:59 - (Reply)

So it's the *Miracle* Oaktable Symposium now ... ? :-p

#1.1 - Doug Burns said:
2010-02-24 10:14 - (Reply)

Sigh

What an idiot

Thanks ;-)

#2 - Noons said:
2010-02-24 21:15 - (Reply)

Wuss! I was expecting someone to write it as MOS: Michigan Oaktable Symposium!
(g,d&r,vvf)

#2.1 - Doug Burns said:
2010-02-24 21:17 - (Reply)

Falling about laughing!

No, not MOS, this will be *good*! ;-)

#3 - Pete Scott said:
2010-02-25 08:27 - (Reply)

What's wrong with Microsoft Office Server?
lol

#4 - joel garry 2010-02-26 23:57 - (Reply)

MOTS - "Modifiable or Modified off-the-shelf Software is a COTS product whose source code can be modified or customized, by the purchaser or vendor for specific applications to meet customer requirements. "

Since that's been a big chunk of my career for the last 30 years I had to say something.


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Part 1 - Default options - GLOBAL AND PARTITION
Part 2 - Estimated Global Stats
Part 3 - Stats Aggregation Problems I
Part 4 - Stats Aggregation Problems II
Part 5 - Minimal Stats Aggregation
Part 6a - COPY_TABLE_STATS - Intro
Part 6b - COPY_TABLE_STATS - Mistakes
Part 6c - COPY_TABLE_STATS - Bugs and Patches
Part 6d - COPY_TABLE_STATS - A Light-bulb Moment
Part 6e - COPY_TABLE_STATS - Bug 10268597

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