Category Archives: UKOUG

UKOUG Day 4

We’re here already, final day of UKOUG! It’s gone really quick, all that preparation and then it’s over until next year.
It was quite a ‘lazy’ start to the day, checking out of the hotel and loading up the car with bags, then heading over to Peter Lorenzen’s session on “How to make your APEX Application [...]

UKOUG Day 3 (or “Sharing a stage with Tom Kyte”)

Today was the big ‘APEX day’, with 3 APEX presentations and the APEX roundtable.
I met Dimitri at the Hotel as he’d just flown in and had been unable to make the start of the conference. We headed over to the ICC for the first APEX session of the day -

Programming Real Applications with Application Express [...]

UKOUG Day 2

It’s a nice short walk from the hotel to the conference centre, but it’s also a nice scenic one walking along the canal.

Today I started off with “Oracle SQL Developer Latest Features” by Sue Harper, SQL Developer is a fantastic (and free!) tool that is becoming more and more tightly integrated with Application Express and [...]

UKOUG Day 1

About 2 hours before I set off to drive down to the UKOUG (thankfully no trans-atlantic Jetlag inducing journey for an Oracle conference this time!) I realised I’d ‘lost’ my IPaq which I use for GPS.
Knowing that my chances of driving down to Birmingham and finding the hotel (Jurys Inn, where all the ‘tech [...]

APEX Sessions at UKOUG 2007

Following my last post about presenting at UKOUG, I checked out some of the other APEX related sessions at UKOUG and it looks like there are going to be some very interesting APEX sessions to try and catch.
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Obviously I already know Dimitri, but it will be a good opportunity to meet some of the other [...]

Presenting at UKOUG 2007

I’m very happy that my submission for UKOUG conference was accepted (a while ago, but only now got the time to blog about it!).
The title of my presentation is “Debugging APEX Applications”, which is a bit of a misleading title as I won’t be showing you how to find syntax errors in your code, [...]