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Kamran Agayev

Kamran Agayev

Kamran Agayev is an Oracle DBA with over 5 years experience with UNIX Systems and with Oracle Databases.

During my 5 years working in the IT industry I have been exposed to a wide range of technologies and developed a broad set of technical skills. I have developed a very strong background in Oracle Databases, UNIX and NT4 (including Windows 2000) Systems, as well as gaining experience in project management.

I have worked in Production environments as an Oracle DBA and in Development environments as Oracle DBA/Developer, and adapt well to both. My background, communication and documentation skills help in bridging the gap between business people, database administrators and UNIX system administrators.


Johannes Ahrends

Johannes Ahrends

Johannes is an Oracle professional for almost 19 years starting as a System Consultant at Oracle Germany. He is a Technical Director at Quest Software GmbH responsible for the ADM (Application Database Management) presales group. Over the past 10 years Johannes has written three books about the Oracle database together with Dierk Lenz, Patrick Schwanke and Dr. G√ºnter Unbescheid. The latest one ‚ÄúOracle 11g Release 2 f√ºr den DBA‚Äù was published at Addison-Wesley in October 2010. Unfortunately all the books are German only ;-(

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Fuad Arshad

Fuad Arshad

Fuad Arshad is a Database Architect with experience in retail and pharmacy based applications. Work Primarily focused on architecting , deploying and tuning large scale databases using the Oracle Database as the backend.

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Mohamed Azar

Mohamed Azar

Mohamed Azar is a DBA and a Oracle Certified Professional in the Kingdom of Saudia Arabia.


Patrick Barel

Patrick Barel

Patrick Barel is a PL/SQL Developer for AMIS Services [1] in the Netherlands. Besides working with SQL and PL/SQL he co-developed CodeGen [2] and wrote different plug-ins [3] for PL/SQL Developer [4].

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Martin Berger

Martin Berger

From a first contact with IT in 1990 he was alway affiliated with computers and how people interact with them. Since 2000 his job is highly Oracle concentrated, RDBMS to be precise. With a stable foundation as a DBA he touched nearly every technical and organizational area around, but came back every time yet.

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Billy Bosworth

I've been in the software industry for 18 years as a developer, DBA, product manager, and executive. In my experience, one of the biggest problems in our industry is a communication barrier between "business" and "technology". This blog is dedicated to improving that communication and understanding from both directions.

ORAganism

Just a few DBAs and technology enthusiasts sharing their experiences and experiments with Oracle.

Steven Feuerstein

Steven Feuerstein

Steven Feuerstein is considered one of the world's leading experts on the Oracle PL/SQL language, having written ten books on PL/SQL (all published by O'Reilly Media, including Oracle PL/SQL Programming. Steven has been developing software since 1980, spent five years with Oracle (1987-1992) and has served as PL/SQL Evangelist for Quest Software since January 2001. He is also an Oracle ACE Director. He writes regularly for Oracle Magazine, which named him the PL/SQL Developer of the Year in both 2002 and 2006.

Steven's blog provides advice and code that you can put to immediate use in your world of programming.

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David Fitzjarrell

David Fitzjarrell

I'm a seasoned Oracle DBA with over 20 years of experience spanning various industries including telecom (WorldCom, BGGI), entertainment (SiriusXM Radio), airlines (American Airlines/SABRE) and software services (Intuit). My goal is to make databases under my watch perform well and my mission is to dispell the myriad of myths surrounding the Oracle database and replace them with fact. I'm still working on that last one

Chet Justice

Chet Justice

Chet is an Oracle Nerd.

Chet is not an Oracle fanatic, although he IS a recognized Oracle ACE.

Chet's Manifesto: Regardless of your database, use it. Stop treating it like a bucket for your data. If you are going to do so, you might as well use flat files...or better yet, XML! Oracle is an incredibly powerful database and I believe in using what I (well, my employer) paid for.

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Fahd Mirza

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Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) in 11g DBA and 10g DBA and working in Oracle products since 2001. Database Administrator, Application Server Administrator and Oracle RAC Administrator, with proven skills in managing Oracle databases (OLTP and Data warehouse) and Application Servers on Solaris, Linux and MS Windows Servers.

Gary Myers

I am a proud Oracle developer who moved from England to Sydney before Y2K. If the world had ended, it would have been nicer to be somewhere warm.

Since that time I have worked for consultancy firms and as an independent contractor, exercising my database skills for several government and commercial concerns.

I firmly believe that knowledge should be shared and not hoarded. I have been an active [blogger][5]for over five years, and contribute to the StackOverflow community where I hold a gold "oracle" badge for answers in that tag. I don't think it's real gold though. I am an editor of the [blekko /oracledb] [6] slashtag.

I also test my knowledge against other PL/SQL developers worldwide by competing in Steven Feuerstein's [PL/SQL Challenge] [7].


Arup Nanda

Arup Nanda

Arup Nanda has been an Oracle DBA for more than 16 years - touching on all aspects of Oracle Database technologies - from modeling to performance tuning to disaster recovery specializing in RAC and performance related issues. Currently he is the principal database architect a major international corporation in the New York area. He has co-authored 4 book, written about 300 articles on many publications and presented about 150 technical sessions. He is an editor of SELECT Journal, an ACE Director, a member of Oak Table Network and the recipient of DBA of the Year Award in 2003.


Surachart Opun

Surachart Opun is a Senior System Analyst in Thailand and has a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering.

Surachart is an Oracle RAC Certified Expert and has been recognized as an Oracle ACE.

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Kellyn Pot'Vin

Kellyn Pot'Vin

I’ve been a database adminstrator for over 10 years and have managed Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL. I specialize in performance tuning and creating systems that are robust and enterprise level.

Gary Piper

Gary is a freelance consultant who has specialised in Oracle and Oracle Applications since the 1980s. Gary first started working with Oracle 4 in the days of UFI (User Friendly Interface), the predecessor of today’s SQL and back when Oracle forms were written using a text script. Even GUI forms (version 2.3) was a thing of the future back then!

Gary began working in the E-Business space with the then Oracle Financials MPL5 (Version 5) and has over 20+ years experience specialising in both Oracle and Oracle E-Business Suite. During his career Gary has been involved in a wide range of industries including telecommunications, manufacturing, retail, supply & distribution, pharmaceutical, construction, startup companies and product development. Gary has specialised in providing a diverse range of E-Business services spanning from strategic planning to problem solving and database administration both nationally and internationally. Since the late 1990's, Gary has become more widely known as a regular conference presenter at OAUG conferences internationally.

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Shivmohan Purohit

Shivmohan Purohit

Shivmohan is an Expert in Oracle E-business Suites area in Finance Domain. He is an certified professional and working from pune, India. Having around 10+ Years experience in ERP, He starting in Oracle EBS with 10.7 version to till date latest R12 version. During his career shiv has been involved in wide range of industries including finance, banking, manufacturing, healthcare, insurance and software industry. Shiv has specialized in E-business services spanning from strategic planning to operational excellence in global business environment. Shiv is widely known for a Oracle trainer and blogger on various areas of Oracle E-business suites.

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John Piwowar

John Piwowar

John Piwowar is an independent consultant and Oracle Certified Professional, recently relocated to Vancouver, BC, Canada, from Pittsburgh, PA, USA.

Dawn R

I'm not a natural born programmer; code does NOT drip from my fingers like it seems to do with other programmers I know. However, I'm very inquisitive, and I like to know why I'm coding what I'm coding - is it the best thing to do for the system, can it be done better, more efficiently, etc. That'll be the years of talking to users, analysts, developers and managers in order to get them to see what needed to be changed on the system *{;-)

I like Oracle, I like it's simplicity and the fact that it's also incredibly complex! There's always something to be learning about it. I know that I still don't know very much about it all, but I'm willing to learn. I like to try to help out on the SQL / PL/SQL forum on OTN, and have learnt a lot from reading other people's posts, and also from people correcting my mistakes!

I've put this blog together mainly to keep the blogs I like to read together in my friends page, but also as a place for me to store useful information, or gripes that I have (people misusing dates is my current number 1 bug-bear!). If you've stumbled across this, I hope it will come in useful to you.

Don Seiler

Don Seiler

Don Seiler is a native of Manitowoc, Wisconsin, USA. He is an OCP-certified Oracle database administrator at The Pythian Group. He is a Linux and open-source software enthusiast, having contributed to many open-source projects and worked as a Gentoo Linux developer.

Don is also the founder of the Manitowoc Ultimate Frisbee Concern, a non-profit corporation raising Ultimate Frisbee awareness in the greater Manitowoc area.

When not doing any of those things, Don enjoys spending time with his wife Jane and their children Catherine and Liam. He also enjoys posting crazy things on his Tumblr blog and writing about himself in the third-person.

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Jeff Smith, Editor-in-Chief

Jeff Smith

Jeff Smith is a Systems Consultant at Quest Software. He has been with Quest since 2001, working on the Toad® development, management, and sales teams. He currently assists customers get the most from Toad and Quest's other database tools. Jeff is a regular speaker at Toad User Groups and Oracle User Groups worldwide and is recognized as an Oracle ACE.

Contact Jeff if you want to help out with the community by editing a new section, if something seems wrong with the site in general, or if you'd like us to add a new feature to the site to help you with your job.

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Mike Smithers

Mike Smithers

Having played with Oracle databases since 1993, I finally cracked under the massive weight of yet another coding standards document. Something changed that day. I became...the Anti-Kyte. NOTE - No radioactive spiders were harmed in the making of this alter-ego.


Sten Vesterli

Sten Vesterli

Sten Vesterli is an Oracle ACE Director and works as lead developer, consultant and trainer specializing in Oracle tools and servers. He is currently writing on a book called "Oracle ADF Enterprise Application Development—Made Simple," to be published by Packt Publishing June 2011.


Aman Sharma

Aman Sharma

Aman Sharma is an Oracle ACE and holds certification titles of OCA, OCP, OCE. His core area of expertise is Oracle database and he works as an instructor and consultant for the same. He loves to spend time on OTN's Database General forum.

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