July 28 - AZEROUG II Meeting

Azerbaijan Oracle User Group Members

On July 28, AZEROUG's (Azerbaijan Oracle User Group) - second meeting took place.This was a technical meeting. We are planned three speech. I, Javid Hasanov and Ramin Orujov.

I spoke about Oracle Data Guard 11g concepts, new features of data guard and  mainly "Different operating systems in same Data Guard configuration". End of the my session I showed video demo on Linux and Windows operating system on  same data guard configuration.

After my speech, Javid Hasanov was speech about Oracle Resource Manager. He showed examples for testing management resources with Oracle Resource Manger . 


Ramin Orujov  showed new features of Oracle PL/SQL. He showed very interesting examples on new features PL/SQL. 
Mahir M. Quluzade


Javid Hasanov

Ramin Orujov
Download my presentation 

You can download all of  speakers presentations from  www.azeroug.org


Regards
Mahir M. Quluzade

Location: Baku, Azerbaijan

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