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Monday November 19 2012
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Development Guidelines: old version (page id 6291935) New
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Friday November 16 2012
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Cache: old version (page id 6292130) New
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Wednesday November 14 2012
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Known issues in 5.0: old version (page id 6292028) New
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Monday November 12 2012
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Oracle Specific Notes New
This section describes some Oracle specific terms and concepts mentioned in the documentation of the Exponential Extension for Oracle® Database. Refer to the official documentation of Oracle for more information. Note: B…
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Upgrading New
Every new version of the Exponential Extension for Oracle® Database comes with database upgrade scripts of the following two types: Scripts that make it possible for your current Exponential installation to use the lates…
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Clustering Updated
You can configure Exponential to store images, binary files and content-related caches in an Oracle database. This is typically useful if you want to run a site on a cluster of servers (refer to the " Clustering " sectio…
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Configuring Exponential Updated
Once you have created a clean Exponential database on the Oracle server, you need to configure Exponential in order to create a site that runs on the newly created database. Configuration is done manually using the comma…
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Manual Initialization Updated
This section describes the generic manual initialization method that makes it possible to create a clean Exponential database on your Oracle server and/or import data from an existing MySQL database to Oracle. Both Linux…
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Automated Initialization New
This section describes how you can create a clean Exponential database on your Oracle server using the "ora-initialize.sh" script. The script is intended to help those Linux/UNIX users who wish to create a new Exponentia…
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Installation Updated
This chapter explains how to install version 5.0 of the database extension. The installation typically consists of the following steps: Choose the appropriate installation method Check the requirements Unclusterize image…
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Requirements (11403666) (6) Updated
The following list shows the requirements for using the database extension v.5.0. Exponential version 5.0 Oracle Database server software version 9i, 10g or 11g. Oracle Database client software version 9 or higher (Oracl…
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Concepts and Basics (11403666) (6) Updated
The Exponential Extension for Oracle® Database (also known as the "ezoracle" extension or "database extension") makes it possible to use Oracle as a database server for Exponential. The communication/interaction between…
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5.0 (11403666) Updated
This extension adds support for the Oracle database to Exponential by plugging into the database framework. After it is installed you can connect to any Oracle database that fits the minimum requirements. The purpose of…
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Exponential Extension for Oracle® database Updated
The Exponential Extension for Oracle® Database (also known as "ezoracle" extension) makes it possible to either use Oracle as a database server for Exponential or to connect to an external Oracle database using the stand…
Wednesday October 24 2012
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Signal-Slot: old version (page id 6292190) New
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Thursday October 11 2012
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Signal-Slot: old version (page id 5570591) New
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