Welcome to my blog

· I have extensively worked on the following technologies/Implementation projects

· Oracle EBS R12, 11.5.10.2, 11.5.9

o Oracle Applications DBA (AD)

o Oracle Financials

o Order Management

· Oracle Retail Suite V12, V13

o Retail Merchandizing system RMS

o Invoice matching ReIM

o Retail Integration Bus RIB

o Retail price manager RPM

o Store Inventory Manager SIM

o Retail Demand Forecasting RDF

o Retail data warehousing RDW

o Oracle Internet Directory OID

· Oracle SOA Suite

o BPEL process manager

o Enterprise Service Bus

· Oracle Hyperion Suite

o Shared services OSS

o Workspace

o Planning

o Essbase

o Enterprise performance management EPM

o Financial reporting, Web analysis

· Enterprise Batch Scheduler Uc4 Appworx

· Oracle Business intelligence Suite

o Answers

o Interactive dashboards

o BI publisher


· I am responsible for several Implementations that use the following Oracle middleware products

· Oracle Weblogic Fusion Middleware web application

· Oracle Weblogic Forms and Reports Server

· Oracle Weblogic SOA Suite

o BPEL process manager

o Oracle Service Bus

o Oracle B2B server

· Oracle Business intelligence Suite

o BI publisher

o Oracle Discoverer 10g

· Enterprise Batch Scheduler Active Batch

· Oracle Internet Directory OID

· Oracle Connection Manager

· Several Custom applications deployed in Oracle 10g Application servers



My interest is to make this an arena to share my experiences.

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Database users who have never logged in

I was working on a instance that went live recently.

The environment works with a 10.1.2.0.2 Application server and uses the BI forms engine.

it creates a session at the database on every log in.

On go live, the business folks had a request that was asked to me for the first time.

I was asked to determine all the users who have never logged on to the front end even once after 1 month of go live.

It was a strange request -- how ever, there was a simple query-- here it goes!!

select username from dba_users where user_id not in (select distinct USER_ID from GV_$ACTIVE_SESSION_HISTORY where MODULE like 'frmweb%');

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