I just got an interesting question: how do you know for a date, in which week (Monday – Sunday) it falls.I created a little test script to get 31 days of data:(date_c is the same as date_d, but in a more readable output. c stands for char, d for date)s…
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- AdSense for Feeds and FeedBurner Blog
- An Expert’s Guide to Oracle Technology
- Blog in isolation
- blog.gralike.com
- Cary Millsap
- Charles Hooper’s Oracle Notes
- Christian Bilien’s Oracle performance and tuning blog
- DanNorris.com
- DBAs-R-Us
- Dimitri Gielis Blog (Oracle Application Express – APEX)
- Doug’s Oracle Blog
- Eddie Awad’s Blog
- FeuerThoughts
- Frits Hoogland Weblog
- Hotsos Happenings
- I’m just a simple DBA on a complex production system
- Inside Oracle – Julian Dyke
- Inside the Oracle Optimizer – Removing the black magic
- Johns Blog
- Julian Dyke
- Karen Morton
- Kevin Closson’s Blog: Platforms, Databases and Storage
- Laurent Schneider
- lutz hartmann as sysdba
- Mary Ann Davidson Blog
- Miracle Benelux
- One size doesn’t fit all
- Oracle Internals
- Oracle Scratchpad
- OracleBlog
- OraStory
- orawin.info
- Pankaj Chandiramani’s Blog
- Pete Finnigan’s Oracle security weblog
- Pete Scott’s random notes
- Peter K’s Blog
- Radio Free Tooting
- RENAPS Blog
- Richard Foote’s Oracle Blog
- Scale Abilities
- Sergio’s Blog
- Siebel Essentials
- So What Co-operative
- Steve Karam :: The Oracle Alchemist
- Striving for Optimal Performance » Blog
- Structured Data
- Tanel Poder’s blog: IT & Mobile for Geeks and Pros
- The AppsLab
- The Helsinki Declaration (IT-version)
- The Oracle Sponge
- The ORACLE-BASE Blog
- The Pythian Blog
- The Tom Kyte Blog
- Tyler Muth’s Blog
- We Do Not Use Blogs