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JES : Job Entry Subsystem

JES : Job Entry Subsystem In this MainFrame tutorial, you will learn about JES : Job Entry Subsystem, Job Scheduler, types of JES, HASP, ASP, Job management of MVS, General Phases in a Job viz Input, Conversion, Processing, Output, Print and Purge. Job Entry Subsystems: Job Scheduler: JES is an MVS component which keeps track of jobs that enter the system. The job entry subsystem also called as JES in short is used by MVS operating system. The JES is the component which presents jobs for MVS processing and sends the job’s spooled output back to the correct destination. A…
June 26, 2007 - - Comments:

Does New College Graduate Equal Entry Level Jobs?

Does New College Graduate Equal Entry Level Jobs? Breaking into the career field of your choice after college can be more difficult than some people may imagine. During college all you can think about is the education and getting through the process of receiving that education, and when you graduate you suddenly aren’t sure what direction you should go in and your education doesn’t seem nearly as important as you thought it would be. So many college graduates believe that once they are through with school they have to get out and start at the bottom of the corporate ladder…
February 6, 2006 - - Comments:

Competency Interview Etiquette

Competencies are very essential in the success of an organization and individual job performance. With an increasing number of aspiring candidates in search of a well-compensating job, many companies and organizations nowadays need to make sure they are only getting the best and most qualified for the positions. They do this by identifying the competencies of the candidates as early as the recruitment process. A critical and crucial stage in the hiring process is the interview stage. Aside from the usual examination to gauge the skills of the candidates in their theoretical knowledge, interviews also measure their reasoning and speaking…
August 14, 2015 - - Comments:

Competency Based Interview Questions

An interview has always been one of the most effective ways in the recruitment process of organizations. It is a method of getting to know the applicant even better as well as gauging the skills of the person. Normally, companies that are in search of potential candidates for certain positions conduct interviews aside from written or online exams. In order to make wise and smart selection of good candidates, employers nowadays employ the competency-based manner of interviewing. It is different from a normal or regular interview in a way that it focuses on the individual’s core skills and attributes more…
August 5, 2015 - - Comments:

Why Business Intelligence Projects Fail ?

Business intelligence projects are designed to allow organizations to make better long term strategic decisions.
May 24, 2013 - - Comments:

Prioritizing Goals

At times, we become too consumed with excitement and overwhelmed with motivation on the goals we wish to accomplish in life. Easy goals, difficult ones, simple goals, ambitious ones, and many other kinds of goals we cannot wait to achieve. We can just think of anything that we want to accomplish, but it is the process of materializing these goals that matters more. Prioritizing goals is very important thing to consider while establishing goals. You may have goals that are equally important to each other, and there may be some that are more urgent than the others. When you just…
April 2, 2012 - - Comments:

What is Security Testing

The basic principle of security testing is to ensure that the software is safe and secure. Security testing makes sure that the software is not easily hacked by malicious codes. Security testing helps software developers identify and remove loopholes in the software to ensure that the system will not be attacked by hackers and other third party intruders. Security testing for software has recently migrated beyond the domain of network port scanning to include checking the software’s intrinsic behavior.  This test goes far deeper than a simple black box test that probes on the presentation layer and it goes even…
January 27, 2012 - - Comments:

Is Your Corporate Network Secure and Confidential?

Businesses are increasingly conducted over IT networks and it is imperative for them to maintain network confidentiality more than ever before. A failure to ensure the security of business IT network can lead to dire consequences. In order to secure these network, a number of changes are made to the infrastructure of the underlying network, and a network administrator is designated to create policies which will protect the network from unauthorized access. Topics The Security Management for a Network Network Security Attributes Types of Network Attacks Reasons for Network Attacks Constant Guard against Intrusion System versus Network Intrusion Discovering System Intrusion…
November 8, 2011 - - Comments:

PL/Scope and PL/SQL Hierarchical Profiler

Since the time Oracle 11g has been released way back in the year 2003, it has waved a new exploring instinct among the database users. Till now, I observe the professionals engaged trying their hands out with Oracle 11g new features.
November 6, 2011 - - Comments:

What is End-to-End Testing

Software testing is an important aspect of software quality assurance. It represents the final process to ensure the correctness and fineness of the product. A quality software product always increases the customer confidence and satisfaction. In other words, a premium product means zero defects, bugs and errors, which are derived from a better quality process in testing. Designing and creating a software is a difficult process, because it needs proper testing by using different methods. Many software products are very complex and they have different concurrent subsystems that perform different functions almost simultaneously. As software developers work hard to assemble…
August 2, 2011 - - Comments:

What is Dynamic Testing

Dynamic testing or dynamic analysis is an intricate process of inspecting and evaluating software applications as the user uses them. In sharp contrast, static tests are conducted on an application when it is not in use. Dynamic testing evaluates the software applications that work under different environments. Software testing is an intricate process of inspecting, evaluating and examining software during and after the developmental process. However, dynamic test is very important to evaluate software, before its release to market, so that you can verify that all its features are working. You may also need to ensure that there are no…
July 29, 2011 - - Comments:

Oracle Pragma

In a programming language, compiler plays a crucial role in execution of a program. Compiler is a language component which converts a source code, written using one of the interactive programming languages, into machine code, which the server can interpret and act upon.
July 6, 2011 - - Comments:

Decision Making Tools and Techniques

Oftentimes, people really have a difficult time deciding and choosing between or among options. Indecisiveness is not something innate. An indecisive person can master the art of good decision making. One way to make this happen is to apply a practical technique when making decisions. The various tools and techniques of decision making are very helpful in teaching people how to become quick and smart decision makers. There are so many of these decision making tools and one can choose any of these techniques which seems applicable and useful for the situation. Some Strategies in Decision Making When the need…
February 25, 2011 - - Comments:

What is Coaching and Mentoring?

Coaching and mentoring are two important processes that can be applied in different areas such as academic institutions, athletic teams, and in workplace settings. In many companies and organizations, coaching and mentoring are regarded as highly effective techniques in employee development, for both management and staff level. The normal process is that the higher management has the task to conduct coaching and mentoring to the entry level employees or the staff. The main purpose of coaching and mentoring in the workplace is to motivate professionals to bring out the best of their capabilities. Usually people think that those who go through…
December 17, 2010 - - Comments:

Reinforcing Focus after Change

When a company experience changes in its business setting, one of the first things they have to address is to get back on track and continue the business as soon as possible. Time lost during the transition into something better means potential losses with a significant number of clients. The sooner the company gets back on track, the faster the company could post the earnings once again. It can be even more than previous earnings since the company’s change could provide more and better service to its clients. As a result, the company prospers because of modification. All it requires is for the company…
October 7, 2010 - - Comments:

PEST Analysis

Strategic planning is affected not only by internal and external variables but also by the macro environment. A framework that serves to scan external macro environment factors in which business or organizations operate is grouped into the four factors of Political, Economic, Social and Technological and referred to as PEST analysis. These macro environment factors affect business and organizations in their operations so that they have to be incorporated into the strategic planning framework. Political Factors Political Factors are government regulations and government legal issues that define formal and informal rules under which the firm must operate. Business and organizations…
May 2, 2010 - - Comments:

SWOT Analysis

SWOT Analysis is a framework wherein it evaluates the internal and external factors of the business in attaining its objectives. It is very useful when generating an effective strategic plans or alternatives. SWOT is the acronym for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats. It defines for different aspects of the situation within the business itself. SWOT analysis is a tool that can be used by the managers by reviewing the organization’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, then a helpful and concrete strategy can be formulated in order to ensure that the success of the organization will soon be realized. SWOT analysis’…
April 29, 2010 - - Comments:

Everything as a Service (EaaS) Model

Cloud computing is often used by businesses in limited processes. The enterprise could contact a specific vendor if they wanted to implement some cloud computing processes in their business setting. As long as the business knows what they specifically need from the vendor, the services related to cloud computing could be easily set up and launched in no time. Even if the cloud computing process is very small, the business could immediately see the changes in their processing. The rest of the processes in the enterprise will have to be handled without the assistance of cloud computing. But like most…
April 15, 2009 - - Comments:

Virtual Infrastructure

Virtualization Market Impact Virtualization often comes in the form of portable software which operates on basic Intel/AMD servers, as well as Oracle and Sun. When the first VIF was released, it was a bit more than $1,000, and it included a virtual capacity feature which was automated. This was important because it allowed for the introduction of a SAN program which is capable of automating the process of virtual functionality, which basically means that it can thin the provisioning. The thin provisioning capabilities which are connected to the virtualization tool has allowed many companies to deploy virtual infrastructure tools which…
February 28, 2009 - - Comments:

Developing Applications in Silverlight

Silverlight is a high end technology which gives developers the ability to generate web applications that can be processed within the browser. When you develop with Silverlight, it is important to understand the application structure for Silverlight. A Silverlight application will be comprised of three things: The application classes or services which are implemented within the application assembly, The in-package library assemblies as well as resource files which can encapsulate The UI and functionality. The third element which comprises the Silverlight application structure is the On-demand library assemblies or resource files which must be responsible for dealing with UI functionality….
January 9, 2009 - - Comments:

Vocational Life Skills

There are a number of vocational programs today which act as alternatives to the much more expensive colleges and universities. The key difference between vocational programs and college is that many of these programs are specifically designed to teach their students specific skills. For example, when a student decides to take a vocational course in carpentry, this is the skill that they will be taught. They will not have to worry about the pre-requisites which are so common in the college system today. At the same time, life skills are also important to learn as well, since they are necessary…
November 14, 2008 - - Comments:

EDI Benefits

EDI Benefits Within various industries, EDI has been used to great advantages, and many benefits have been expounded in its regard. EDI´s benefits relate to environmental impact, improved time efficiency, improved accuracy and increased flexibility, enhanced partnership, labor costs, shipping. EDI creates a system whereby documents and data can easily be transported from one source to another, and is able to overcome incompatibility issues. EDI is a set of standards which govern data formats and thereby allows disparate computer systems to be able to “read” the data which is sent. EDI documents are also able to be stored at a…
January 25, 2008 - - Comments:

EDI in Industries

EDI in Industries Health Care EDI There are various industries that EDI has a firm hold within, and the health care industry is one of those. Within the delivery of health services there is a great amount of paperwork which must be filed, delivered, ordered, compiled and documented. To alleviate the pressure of this paper pile, EDI has been incorporated into the system so as to provide a technological replacement for some of this domination. The standard for the health care industry is HL7, which is also the umbrella organization which oversees the development of standards and their evolution. It…
January 21, 2008 - - Comments:

ERP and the Future Mobile

ERP and the Future Mobile In the near future, we can expect to have a huge increase in the investment of information technologies by the enterprises, which will be motivated by the new requirements of the market and will focus their attention especially on the mobile devices, which will experience a notorious explosion. Since this is becoming more common every day, the premise “to be present at any time in any place” reflects a latent tendency. The mobility is expressed by the possibility of accessing a Tablet PC to check the stock of a certain product, and having the chance…
November 5, 2007 - - Comments:

ERP Operation and Control

ERP Operation and Control The selection of the most suitable management system is it a difficult decision to make, but once it is decided, the next step is the operation and maintenance of ERP. It is necessary to know well all the capacities and abilities in order to exploit the system to its fullest extent. The very first decision that should be made is whether the system will be operated by the employees or by third parties. The outsourcing means hiring an associate to administrate a technology environment, which is becoming most common nowadays. Many enterprises have been attracted by…
November 4, 2007 - - Comments:

Information Strategy for Business Networks

Information Strategy for Business Networks The world is changing towards better communication setup, state of the art information technology with a wide variety of options for small, medium and large scale business vendors. These business models have sidelined the conventional business methodologies and it is time for the government to adopt a framework to provide guidance, monitor the growing business and control them with business policies. Businesses which could follow the guidelines and accept these policies have flourished and the others went into problems. Economic reconstruction has been possible with the advent of information world comprising of software and hardware…
November 2, 2007 - - Comments:

ERP and Logistics

Values of the Integrated Management in the Logistic Chain The logistics management area covers the activities related to the physical flow of materials, semi-elaborated products, raw materials, and the acquisition by the initial providers from the sale to the consumers. This includes the storage, production and distribution of the products. The conception of the logistic environment in an integrated way is reached through the integration of all, and each of the activities that constitute it. The vision of the logistic environment could be structured in three related layers: internal integration, external integration and total integration. Each of these layers should…
November 2, 2007 - - Comments:

ERP and E-Commerce

ERP and E-Commerce Over the last few years, e-commerce has become a common activity for many companies. Some of them dived into this challenge without taking into account the cultural changes that the situation involved, as well as the infrastructure necessary to continue with the initial project. In order to begin to develop a Business in the electronic jungle, there are some points that need to be covered. It is necessary to establish a marketing strategy , to create a catalogue of products, define the costs and the sale prices, the target market, and shipping and handling. Nowadays, most enterprises…
October 30, 2007 - - Comments:

Understanding ERP and WMS

Understanding ERP and WMS Understanding the differences between Warehouse Management System (WMS) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system is really important, since some of the ERP solutions have added storage functionality to their offers. It is relevant to make the appropriate decisions at the execution of the distribution chain area of a business. The distribution centre is considered the last step of a client order, and this is where all the orders are collected, assembled, documented, notified and dispatched. Many companies are handling additional value services at their distribution centres, from elaborating packages or core promotions, labeled, assembled, light manufacturing…
October 27, 2007 - - Comments:

How ERP Improves General Ledger Capacity

How ERP Improves General Ledger Capacity Flexibility, quickness, and efficiency are the pillars and needs of the modern organization. In order to fulfill all the requirements that the market imposes, ERP has become an useful utility. The general ledger tasks are nowadays one of the most important activities on the daily basis reports, and this system is the most effective in helping to provide a solid structure where the cost of sales, profit centre accounting and general ledger are unified. Many enterprises find it difficult to combine the reporting applications, and some companies spend considerable amounts of money to ensure…
October 24, 2007 - - Comments:

Benefits of ERP for the Financial Area

Benefits of ERP for the Financial Area At this time, the main motivation of some companies for choosing ERP is to achieve an improvement in the management of their financial area. Sometimes they rush into the decision without taking into consideration the real contribution of the implementation in relation to the benefits that may provide this section with. The Field The high complexity and competitiveness of the market, due to continuous changes in a global environment, requires efficiency and effectiveness in the management of companies. To guarantee minimum levels of profitability it is necessary to contribute with creativity new ways…
September 24, 2007 - - Comments:

ERP Success cases

ERP Success cases You have probably heard a lot about ERP systems, especially about their implementation and its advantages and disadvantages. Here you will find that there are no unachievable targets, and that every effort brings benefits. These are the stories of people who found success through ERP implementation. Bak Ambalaj story When we talk about Bak Amabalaj, we are referring to a leading Turkish company that produces printed and non printed paper bags that are used for: food, beverage, hygiene and magnetic tapes. They also manage huge production levels, that is to say fifteen thousand metric tons a year….
September 19, 2007 - - Comments:

ERP Human Resources: The Key for Success

ERP – Human Resources: The Key for Success The intense competitiveness in the global markets demand an improvement in the results. In this context, it is critical of the management of human resources. The concept of Human Resources as a cost generator has to change into a profits generator. Human Resources is a fundamental part of the scheme of every successful enterprise, as the information received by this area needs to have a continuous follow-up and correct evaluation for the professional development and the social welfare of the workers. However, due to the large quantity of information that is handled…
September 18, 2007 - - Comments:

Working with XML in Visual Basic

Working with XML in Visual Basic Extensive markup language and Visual Basic is the odd couple of the industry. Visual Basic is one of the most common languages that are being used today. This Microsoft introduced language was meant to be middle tier in characteristic but has managed to get the top tier position when it comes to programming, developing client and server applications. This is mainly because it is quick and easy and doesn’t need thousands of lines of codes to be written. The relationship between VB, DOM and XSLT The Document Object Model or the DOM was first…
August 28, 2007 - - Comments:

XML Spy

XML Spy XML Spy XML is a widely spread and accepted software and has a wide support on the Internet simply because it is flexible, dynamic, user friendly, interoperable and flexible. XML today plays a pivotal role in software development and is associated with most of the programs being use today. XML spy is an extremely powerful tool associated with the XML software and allows you to create business critical software’s and also gels with XML view and the options that suit your business needs. XML Spy offers intelligent editing options with work best with XML technologies. XML Spy consists…
August 24, 2007 - - Comments:

SCOR Model Process

SCOR Model Process The Supply Chain Operations Reference Model, commonly known as SCOR, is a diagnostic tool for the Supply Chain Management. It lets the users know the various processes involved in a business and the important things that lead to customer satisfaction. The Supply Chain Operations reference model has been developed by the SCC, or the Supply Chain Council. The SCOR Model is based on three very important factors. Another note to the reader here is that there are many theories written about the Supply Chain Management functionality, and the Supply Chain Operations Reference Model. Each theory very convincingly…
August 17, 2007 - - Comments:

Client-Server Testing Technology

Client-Server Testing Technology Client Server Software Client-server software requires specific forms of testing to prevent or predict catastrophic errors. Servers go down, records lock, I/O (Input/Output) errors and lost messages can really cut into the benefits of adopting this network technology. Testing addresses system performance and scalability by understanding how systems respond to increased workloads and what causes them to fail. Software testing is more than just review. It involves the dynamic analysis of the software being tested. It instructs the software to perform tasks and functions in a virtual environment. This examines compatibility, capability, efficiency, reliability, maintainability, and portability….
August 6, 2007 - - Comments:

JavaScript Document Object Methods Part I

JavaScript Document Object Methods – Part I In this JavaScript tutorial, you will learn about methods of document object along with syntax and examples.  This section covers captureEvents, open, close, getElementById, getElementsByName methods with explanations for each method. Methods of document Object: captureEvents: The captureEvents method instructs the document to capture and handle all events of a particular type. The general syntax for using the captureEvents method of document object is as follows: document.captureEvents(eventType) The list of eventType in an earlier section of this tutorial called Event Handler in JavaScript. For example: document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEMOVE); In the above, the MouseMove event is…
August 5, 2007 - - Comments:

JavaScript History Object Properties and Methods

JavaScript History Object Properties and Methods In this JavaScript tutorial, you will learn about history object properties and methods, length, current, next, previous properties, back(), forward() and go() methods along with syntax and examples. The history property has the return value as history object, which is an array of history items having details of the URL’s visited from within that window. Also, note that the History object is a JavaScript object and not an HTML DOM object. General syntax of history property of Window Object: window.history The JavaScript runtime engine automatically creates this object. An introduction on the history object and the…
August 5, 2007 - - Comments:

Client-Server Security

Client-Server Security Why Client Server Environments are so Popular Client-server environments are popular because they increase application processing efficiency while reducing costs and gaining the maximum benefit from all resources working together. These benefits are gained by splitting processing between the client machine/software and server machine/software. Each process works independently but in cooperation and compatibility with other machines and applications (or pieces of applications). All independent processing must be performed to complete the requested service. Cooperation of application processing produces another client-server advantage, it reduces network traffic. Since each node (client and/or server) performs part of the processing within itself,…
July 20, 2007 - - Comments:

JavaScript Location Object

JavaScript Location Object In this JavaScript tutorial, you will learn about JavaScript Location Object – assign(), reload(), replace(), JavaScript Window Object Methods viz alert(), blur(), setInterval() and clearInterval().Methods of Location Object assign(): The assign method of location object is used for loading a new document. General syntax of assign method of location Object: location.assign(URL) for example   <html>    <head>       <script type="text/javascript">          function test()          {           window.location.assign("http://www.exforsys.com")          }       </script>    </head>      <body>        <input type="button" value="Click Here For Loading New Document" onclick="test()" />    </body> </html> The output of the above program is a…
July 4, 2007 - - Comments:

JavaScript Window Object Open Method Part 2

JavaScript Window Object Open Method Part 2 In this JavaScript tutorial, you will learn about JavaScript Window Object Open Method, features of window object open method – scrollbars, status, titlebar, toolbar, top, width, innerHeight, innerWidth, outerHeight, outerWidth and hotkeys scrollbars: Syntax: scrollbars=yes|no|1|0 The scrollbar feature denotes whether or not the scroll bars should be displayed. The default value of the scrollbars feature is YES, displaying the scroll bars. If the value of the scrollbars feature is set to NO by the user, then the scroll bars are not displayed. status: Syntax: status=yes|no|1|0 This allows the user the provision of adding…
July 4, 2007 - - Comments:

VSAM Control Interval and Control Area

VSAM Control Interval and Control Area In this Mainframe tutorial, you will learn about VSAM Control Interval, What is a Control Interval in VSAM? and Control Area, what is VSAM control area, attributes in the control area index component. What is a Control Interval in VSAM? Control Interval in VSAM is a unit of data that is transferred when an I/O request is made between auxiliary storage and virtual storage. It contains records, free space and control information. The data records are grouped into control intervals. That is in other words in non-VSAM method the unit of data that is…
June 23, 2007 - - Comments:

VSAM Structure

VSAM Structure In this Mainframe tutorial, you will learn about VSAM Structure,  four major areas of VSAM structure, what is VSAM cluster, VSAM components, Defining VSAM cluster and Example for defining VSAM clusters. There are four major areas in the structure of VSAM. They are: The Master catalog The User catalog The Data space The file also called as cluster What is VSAM Cluster? VSAM dataset which we have seen in detail in our earlier section when defined logically takes up the form as a VSAM cluster. Before proceeding to see about VSAM cluster it is very important to know…
June 21, 2007 - - Comments:

VSAM Catalogs

VSAM Catalogs In this Mainframe tutorial, you will learn about VSAM Catalogs, Master Catalog, User Catalog and Data Space of VSAM. Master Catalog Master Catalog in VSAM is like captain of a ship, since all files used in VSAM is controlled by this master catalog. The attributes of files like password authorization for files, monitoring of operation performed on files, VSAM access for files, location of the file, space management of file, available free space in file are all monitored, managed and present in Master catalog. The above attributes are maintained and updated as and when the attributes of files…
June 20, 2007 - - Comments:

VSAM Introduction

VSAM Introduction In this Mainframe tutorial, you will learn about VSAM, what is VSAM, VSAM structure, types of VSAM datasets, Entry Sequenced Data Set (ESDS), Key Sequenced Data Set (KSDS), Linear Data Set (LDS) and Relative Record Data Set (RRDS). What is VSAM? VSAM stands for Virtual Storage Access Method. The VSAM is a method used for managing files in mainframe system. That is in other words VSAM is a data management system used in mainframe systems and this was introduced by IBM.  VSAM also known as Virtual Storage Access Method is an access method for IBM’s mainframe operating system…
June 18, 2007 - - Comments:

Software as a Service (SAAS)

Software as a Service (SAAS) Software as a service (SAAS) is at the forefront of technological trends in 2007. It refers to a mode of software delivery where maintenance, daily operation and software support is provided by the software company through Internet delivery of applications. Introduction SAAS delivery is defined by some fundamental characteristics. SAAS software must be able to access and manage commercial applications through a network-based connection. Software activity is managed at a central, remote location and allows customers access to applications through the Web. Application delivery is based on a one-to-many model that exponentially increases delivery capacity….
May 16, 2007 - - Comments:

JSP Architecture

JSP Architecture In this JSP tutorial, you will learn about JSP Architecture, page-centric approach, dispatcher approach and steps in execution of a JSP file. JSP is a high-end technology that helps developers insert java code in HTML pages by making use of special JSP tags. The JSP are HTML pages but do not automatically have .html as file extension. JSP files have .jsp as extension. The following steps takes place in execution of a JSP file. JSP files are compiled by JSP engine into a servlet. This step creates the .jsp file as a Java servlet source file. . Once…
April 29, 2007 - - Comments:

JSP Environment Setup

Steps for Setting JSP Environment In this JSP tutorial, you will learn the steps for setting JSP environment in Microsoft Windows, setting the PATH and CLASSPATH, steps for downloading and installing the Tomcat web server. The Java Server Page or JSP is very affordable as most of the software needed for it is easily available for free or at low cost. The Java Developer Kit which is available for free The Tomcat web server if used is available for free. HTML editor would be needed to purchase. How to set up the JSP Environment in Microsoft Windows: There are slight…
April 27, 2007 - - Comments:

CSS3 Multi Column Feature

CSS3 Multi-Column Feature CSS3 Multi-Column Module is a vital feature present in CSS3.This feature enables users to flow the content of an element into multiple columns. The CSS3 Multi-Column Module is a important feature because it gives users the following features or advantages there is no need to for users to scroll up and down while reading the text from one column to the next column, it prevents the need for horizontal scrolling, wraps text user friendly and easier to read without making too short words or lines and most of all everything could be embedded in a single page…
March 9, 2007 - - Comments:

Sample Resume – Office Manager Resume

Please NOTE:   Sample Resumes provided herein are meant for reading purpose only.   We have made an attempt to provide an outline sketch of generic resume contents.  These sample resumes are NOT meant to be “ready-to-use” / “copy-and-paste” material.  Phrases and contents varies according to individuals’ qualification and level of experience. These sample resumes may not suite each and every individuals’ skill-sets and talent.  The format will also vary in context with different regions of the world. Sample Resume – Office Manager Resume This article provides a sample resume format for those applying for the post of Office Manager. You can…
January 9, 2007 - - Comments:

Introduction to JCL

Introduction to JCL This article provides a basic coverage on concepts of MVS/JCL .The topics covered in this article are – Introduction to Job Control language, Basic concepts of JCL, Job & Job steps, Concepts of Job Statements and Positional & Keyword parameters. JES2/JES3 It is a Batch operating environment. In batch mode we submit or send processing request (JCL) to the system and then we can do some other tasks namely, one can read a book, do some other program etc. Our processing request is put into queue along with the line of other requests submitted by other people….
November 8, 2006 - - Comments:

Quality Aspects to Check While Writing COBOL Program

Quality Aspects to Check While Writing COBOL Program This article gives a general list which the programmer must check while delivering programs developed in COBOL. This can also be used as a general checklist for checking quality of the COBOL program developed. Quality is a vital factor for all deliverables in software. This is because of the following reasons: To improve the quality of deliverables To ensure completeness of deliverables To ensure correctness of deliverables To improve maintainability To minimize orientation and study time To make timely delivery To reduce the cost of a task COBOL is a language Oriented…
October 23, 2006 - - Comments:

Multiple Virtual Storage (MVS)

Multiple Virtual Storage (MVS) First let us start with an insight to the topic Multiple Virtual Storage. MVS stands for Multiple Virtual Storage and this is the technology used mainly with IBM mainframe systems. MVS origin is interesting to know. The first developed technology was MVT which stands for Multitasking with a Variable number of Tasks which supported the multitasking facility. Then this got improved to a technology called SVS also called as Single Virtual Storage in which several tasks share the same adddress space. From Single Virtual Storage only the so called Multiple Virtual Storage got developed. But in…
October 22, 2006 - - Comments:

HR Interview – How To Deal With Tricky Interview Questions

How To Deal With Tricky Interview Questions During your HR interview, you will be presented with a number of questions from the interviewer. The way you answer these questions will play a role in whether or not you’re hired. While some of these questions have obvious answers, others will be tricky, and the most obvious response may not be the correct one. In this article I will present a number of questions that you may be asked during an interview, and I will provide you with a general response that will allow you to answer the question correctly. One question…
September 1, 2006 - - Comments:

The General Responsibilities and Duties of an Interior Decorator

The General Responsibilities and Duties of an Interior Decorator Many individuals will take it upon themselves to decorate their homes and offices. However, some may find they have trouble getting the right look that they want for their interior design. This is where interior decorators enter the picture. Interior decorators make a profession out of having an eye for decorating and being able to take a plain room and make it into a fantastic one. There are many different duties and responsibilities which an interior decorator undertakes on a daily basis in their quest for designing and furnishing the perfect…
July 17, 2006 - - Comments:

How To Properly Approach a Problem

How To Properly Approach a Problem When many people attempt to solve a problem, they make the mistake of placing an emphasis on either the problem or solution. To properly solve problems, it is very important to make sure you take the right approach. The approach you use for a problem is often connected to the solution. The first thing you should be familiar with is an entry point. As the name implies, the entry point is the part of the problem that you will first want to focus on. Many people have linear minds, and approach a problem from…
July 11, 2006 - - Comments:

Introduction To Problem Solving

Introduction To Problem Solving   If you are like some people, you would love to have the ability to easily solve problems. Problems are a fact of life. Everyone one has them, and it doesn’t matter whether you’re rich or poor. All of us have problems that we must deal with on a daily basis. Our ability to properly handle these problems can lead to a life which is rich in success and low in stress, failure, or anxiety. With current understanding, problem solving is more of an art than a science.  There are no universally accepted methods which can…
July 9, 2006 - - Comments:

Advancing in IT Certification

IT Certification – Advancing in IT Certification If you are looking into IT Certification, there are several levels of Certification that you can receive. These will be divided according to the vendor or school that you are going to and will also be different in relation to the type of IT Certification you are trying to get. However, if you are interested in IT Certification, it is best to know how far you can get in the program and what you will need to know. The more qualification you have, and the more you can specialize in different programs, the…
June 24, 2006 - - Comments:

XML – Document Type Definitions (DTD)

XML – Document Type Definitions (DTD) In this totuorial you will learn about XML – Document Type Definitions (DTD) – Need, DTD, Types Of DTD’s , Internal DTD , External DTD.   NEED XML documents can contain many different types of markups including elements, attributes and entity references. Whatever maybe the application it is desirable that the XML document conforms to a certain set of rules governing the data structure it contains. DTD and Schema’s are used for this purpose. For Example, < name >12233< /name > If a DTD defines that data in name tags should contain only characters…
June 14, 2006 - - Comments:

Challenges in Testing Web Based Applications

Challenges in Testing Web Based Applications In this tutorial you will learn about Challenges in Testing Web Based Applications Introduction, Why testing Web Applications is different? Factors effecting Testing of Web Applications, Why technology platforms affect testing? Challenges in Testing Web Based Web Applications, Summary. Introduction: Web based Applications are increasingly becoming more feature rich, important and also the most popular means for developing commercial systems. Most companies opt for developing web based software wherever possible. This helps in catering to large number of end users. The deployment of the apps (once the infrastructure is in place) is fairly easy….
June 7, 2006 - - Comments:

VB Script – How to use VBScript with Forms

VB Script – How to use VBScript with Forms In this tutorial you will learn about How to use VBScript with Forms. Introduction, How to do validate your Forms and Conclusion Introduction Now this is the last topic of the tutorial and you will learn how to validate and submit the data to the web server. How to do validate your Forms The process to validate the forms are as under. The two things should be checked. 1. All of the required data is entered. 2. The data entered is valid or not. We will learn this by an example….
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VB Script – Controlling VB Script Routines

VB Script – Controlling VB Script Routines In this tutorial you will learn about Controlling VB Script Routines, Introduction, VB Script Description, If then else, Select Case, Looping Statements – For Next, For Each Next, Do loop, Do While, Do Until, While wend and Conclusion. Introduction Every programming language allows you to control the flow of your program like this VbScript also allows you to control how your scripts process the data by using conditional statements and iteration statements i.e sometimes called the looping statements. With the help of these conditional statements you can develop scripts that can evaluate data…
April 29, 2006 - - Comments:

Does a Higher Education Mean Higher Pay?

Examining the Real Cost and Benefits of a Master’s Degree Congratulations. You’ve just graduated from college, have a degree in hand, and posses the one thing that almost every college graduate is familiar with—debt. So, armed with your new education, a strong desire to jump into the working world feet-first, and an even stronger desire to start paying off student loans, you decide to immediately start working. But wait! What if becoming a working stiff before the ink on your sheepskin has dried doesn’t appeal to you? What if you decide that pursuing a graduate degree is the only way…
April 25, 2006 - - Comments:

Why On Earth Would You Go Into Retail With A Business Degree?

Why On Earth Would You Go Into Retail With A Business Degree? Sometimes, we pick a major or degree program because it sounds like the ideal degree for us. But, halfway through school, or perhaps even after graduation the realization hits us that we no longer want to do what we set out to do. Well, you need a job to pay the bills, so why not turn to retail? While many people do not consider retail a career, it can be a very lucrative career when you have a business degree and you are motivated to do well. Retail…
February 26, 2006 - - Comments:

Applying For The Jobs That You Deserve

Applying For The Jobs That You Deserve So, you’ve finally graduated from college and it’s time to find a job! This is a scary and exciting time, and it can be a bit hard to determine what jobs you should be applying for. Many college graduates actually make the mistake of applying for jobs that they are over qualified for because they are intimidated by the jobs that they actually deserve based on their education. While you should be very confident after graduation, applying for those jobs that you’ve been dreaming of during your education is a bit scarier than…
February 4, 2006 - - Comments:

Breaking Into Your Field Of Interest With Education And No Experience

Breaking Into Your Field Of Interest With Education And No Experience Getting a job after college can be a scary experience for just about everyone, especially if you have little or no experience in your field of interest. However, just because you do not have experience in your field doesn’t mean you should expect to get a less than satisfying job, you just need to plan ahead for every interview and put your best foot forward. Employers know that everyone has to start somewhere, and while most like to see some experience they also know that with a good education…
February 3, 2006 - - Comments:

After Graduation: Where To Look For Jobs

After Graduation: Where To Look For Jobs Searching for a job can be very stressful for many students nearing graduation. Unfortunately, all the education in the world doesn’t teach you how to go out and find the jobs you need and want after college, so you need to know where to look to land that dream job. When you know where to look for a job, the search simply becomes a process instead of something that will stress you out. Many students make the mistake of taking time off after college; many simply go to their hometown with the idea…
February 2, 2006 - - Comments:

What is User Acceptance Testing?

What is User Acceptance Testing? Introduction: This article attempts to explain the process of User Acceptance Testing. Once the application is ready to be released the crucial step is User Acceptance Testing. In this step a group representing a cross section of end users tests the application. The user acceptance testing is done using real world scenarios and perceptions relevant to the end users. What is User Acceptance Testing? User Acceptance Testing is often the final step before rolling out the application. Usually the end users who will be using the applications test the application before ‘accepting’ the application. This…
January 27, 2006 - - Comments:

What is Regression Testing?

What is Regression Testing? Introduction: This article attempts to take a close look at the process and techniques in Regression Testing. What is Regression Testing? If a piece of Software is modified for any reason testing needs to be done to ensure that it works as specified and that it has not negatively impacted any functionality that it offered previously. This is known as Regression Testing. Regression Testing attempts to verify: – That the application works as specified even after the changes/additions/modification were made to it – The original functionality continues to work as specified even after changes/additions/modification to the…
January 22, 2006 - - Comments:

SQL Server 2005 Configuration Manager

SQL Server Configuration Manager In this tutorial you will learn about SQL Server Configuration Manager, Manage Server & Client Network Protocols, To start the default instance of SQL Server, To start an instance of SQL Server with startup options, To stop the default instance of SQL Server, To connect to another computer with SQL Server Configuration Manager, To connect to another computer with Windows Computer Management, To stop the default instance of SQL Server using net commands, To set an instance of SQL Server to start automatically and To start or Start the SQL Server Agent service SQL Server Computer…
December 18, 2005 - - Comments:

Developing Client applications in SQL Server 2005

Developing Client applications in SQL Server 2005 In this tutorial you will learn about developing client applications in SQL Server 2005, The context connection, Restrictions for the context connection, ADO.NET in different SQLCLR objects, Avoiding SQL CLR +ADO.NET, System.Transactions, ADO.NET and SQLCLR. A .NET data provider is a link between an application and a data source. The link returns result sets from the data source and propagates changes to the data source. SQL Server 2005 is highly integrated with .NET Framework. Stored procedures, functions, user-defined types and user defined aggregates can be created using .NET supported programming languages. The constructs…
November 1, 2005 - - Comments:

NET CLR in SQL Server 2005

Using .NET CLR in SQL Server 2005 In this tutorial we will introduce the concepts relating to CLR integration with SQL Server 2005 including how to implement managed code. New types and aggregates extend the functionality of SQL Server 2005. The Common Language Runtime enables developers write procedures, triggers and functions in any of the languages supported. SQL server CLR integration is achieved in a few steps: 1. The developer has to write the managed code as a set of class definitions. These include stored procedures, functions, triggers written as static methods of a class. User defined types and aggregates…
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Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management – Journal Entries

Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management – Journal Entries In this tutorial you will learn about Journal Entries: Assets Journal Entries Flow – Oracle Assets creates journal entries for depreciation expense, asset cost, other accounts, and automatically creates general ledger transaction journal entries, if you have set up the journal entry category for that transaction type in the asset book. Journal Entries: Assets Journal Entries Flow The GL period for which you want to create journal entries must be open, The period name in the depreciation calendar assigned to the asset book must be the same as that in the…
October 16, 2005 - - Comments:

Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management – Depreciation

Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management – Depreciation In this tutorial you will learn about Asset Management – Depreciation ; a) Elements, b) Basic depreciation calculation, c) Calculate Annual Depreciation, d) Allocate Annual Depreciation across Periods, e) Spreading Depreciation across Expense Accounts, f) Methods, g) Run-Depreciation, h) Closing a Depreciation Period and i) Programs Depreciation a) Elements Define corporate, tax, and budget asset books. Define the corporate book first to associate it with multiple tax and budget books. Oracle Assets provides many standard depreciation methods. Set up additional methods if required. b) Basic depreciation calculation Prorate date Oracle Assets prorates…
October 13, 2005 - - Comments:

Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management – Asset Adjustments

Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management – Asset Adjustments In this tutorial you will learn about Asset Adjustments – Single Asset Reclassification, Adjusting Units, Assigning Units, Adjusting Financial Information and Single Asset Transfers.   Asset Adjustments You can adjust an asset by reclassifying, changing the number of units, adjusting the financial information, or performing a mass change. Single Asset Reclassification Figure 1. Navigating to Single Asset Reclassification. Figure 2. Single Asset Reclassification. Reclassify assets to update information, correct data entry errors, or when consolidating categories. Adjusting Units a) You can change the number of units for the asset in the…
October 12, 2005 - - Comments:

Oracle Apps 11i : Suppliers

. Oracle Apps 11i Tutorials : Suppliers One must define a supplier before performing most activities in Purchasing and Payables. Optionally enter a recommended supplier on a requisition. Need a supplier to issue a RFQ. Use the same supplier for entering a quotation. Need supplier information for POs. Receive goods or services from suppliers. Return goods to supplier. Pay the supplier for the goods or services purchased. Suppliers can be set up from many different applications, but the data is stored in only in one place. Applications sharing supplier information include Purchasing, Payables, Assets, and Property manager. Enter/Update Supplier Base…
September 27, 2005 - - Comments:

Oracle Apps 11i : Creating Journals through Oracle GL

. Oracle Apps 11i Free Training : Journal Entry This tutorial will describe the procedure of creating journals through oracle GL – Create a new batch with multiple Journal entries, Enter Journals to a Batch and to Enter Journal Lines. Create a new batch with multiple Journal entries Create a Journal batch The following are the steps for creation of a journal batch: 1. Navigate to the enter journals window. 2. Choose New Batch. 3. Enter an optional Batch name to identify the batch on general ledger and journal entry reports. You cannot have duplicate batch names in the same…
September 27, 2005 - - Comments:

ASP.NET State Management And Caching

ASP.NET State Management And Caching In this tutorial you will learn about Cache Dependency, SqlCache Dependency, New methods added to the CacheDependency Class and The process of writing the cache dependency file. The performance of any web application is incumbent upon the amount of server side processing that is required. Web servers must handle individual requests or multiple requests, give quick response time and reduce the load on intermediate and backend data systems. Output caching is regarded as one of the means of reducing server workload. It allows ASP.NET to send its most recent copy of the page to the…
August 30, 2005 - - Comments:

ASP.NET Data Access features

ASP.NET Data Access In this tutorial you will learn about new features in Data Access, Data binding, The XPathBinder, XPathBinder.Eval, Connection Strings, The factory class, Batch operations, Asynchronous Commands, SQL Bulk Copy, ColumnMappings, Enhancements to SQL Server 2005, ADO.NET Class Enhancements, DataTableReader, Serializing a DataTable, The XMLSerializer, RemotingFormat and Managing Views of Data. ASP.NET 2.0 performs a kind of magic. It pushes ADO.NET objects to the backend and leaves the programmer free to use the access code inbuilt into a bunch of data source controls. Microsoft encapsulates a significant amount of code in the new Data source controls. In this…
August 27, 2005 - - Comments:

ASP.NET Working with Web Parts

ASP.NET Working with Web Parts In this tutorial you will learn about Understanding Web Parts, Building pages with Web Parts, Web Part Display Modes, Advantages of using WebParts, To create a new Web site using WebParts, The Web.config File and Adding the WebPartManager Control. Understanding Web Parts Websites and portals show a large amount of content and content personalization has assumed importance over the years. Users accessing content rich websites experience a desire to see only such content as is of immediate relevance to them. Successful websites capitalize on this need and allow the user personalize his experience. The crux…
August 22, 2005 - - Comments:

The File Types Editor

The File Types Editor The File Types Editor can be used to create the required registry to establish a file association for the application being installed. A file association is simply a link between a particular file extension and a particular application. For example, the file extension .xls is normally associated with Microsoft Excel. Add and Delete Document Types and Associated File Extensions in the File Types Editor. The File Types Editor can be used to specify document types and file extensions that will be associated with your application when it is installed on a target computer. Once installed, the…
August 9, 2005 - - Comments:

ActiveX Controls and Legacy Code

Working with Legacy Code – ActiveX Control In this tutorial you will learn how to use ActiveX Control, the windows forms ActiveX Control Importer, Importing Controls with Toolbox, Using ActiveX Controls on Windows Forms and you will also learn how to use Platform Invoke. As enterprises grow in strength and reach, IT challenges loom large. All enterprises are confronted with a multitude of legacy applications that are not scaleable or in line with the applications being created for the new environment. However, these applications cannot be thrown out for various reasons. They have to be migrated and made compatible with…
July 30, 2005 - - Comments:

Using XML Data

Using XML Data In this tutorial you will learn about Using XML Data – XML Basics, Using XmlDocument Class, Treating XML as Relational Data, The Introduction, The database, Handle Data Errors – Handle Database Errors and Handling Multi-User Errors.Using XML Data XML Basics In this section we shall see some of the features of XML with reference to the .NET Framwork. Some prior knowledge of xml is required for understanding this section. The following assemblies implement the core XML standards.: 1) System.Xml -Basci Xml Input and Output with XmlReader and XmlWriter, Dom with XmlNode and its subclasses, many utility classes…
July 14, 2005 - - Comments:

Working with DataSets

Access and Manipulate Data – Using DataSets In this tutorial you will learn about Using DataSets, Populating a DataSet From a Database, Moving Around in DataSets and Retrieving Data, Using Strongly Typed DataSets, DataSets With Multiple Tables. Populating a DataSet from a Database As already discussed DataSets do not contain any data when they are created. The user must fill the data in to the DataSet separately. We have already seen that there are several methods of filling a DataSet with data. DataSets can be created using the Visual Studio Design in which case TableAdapters are also created. Filling a…
July 14, 2005 - - Comments:

SQL Server Ad Hoc Queries

In this tutorial you will learn about Consuming and Manipulating Data Viz. Access and Manipulate SQL Server data – Using Ad Hoc Queries; Running Queries, The SELECT Statement, The INSERT Statement, The UPDATE Statement and The DELETE Statement. Access and Manipulate SQL Server data – Using Ad Hoc Queries Consuming and Manipulating Data Modern day enterprises deal with online transaction processing databases that need to store huge volumes of data as well as carryout database operations such as UPDATE, ADD, and DELETE or retrieve data for viewing and decision making. The emergent need is to device a software that connects…
July 9, 2005 - - Comments:

.NET Assemblies

Creating and Managing .NET Assemblies Single-file and multi-file assemblies, Combining modules written in different languages, Creating a multi-file assembly, End Namespace, Static and dynamic assemblies, Private and shared assemblies, Sharing an assembly, Satellite and Resource-only assemblies, Compiling Satellite Assemblies, Compiling Satellite Assemblies With Strong Names, Obtaining the Public Key, Delay Signing an Assembly, Re-signing an Assembly, Installing a Satellite Assembly in the Global Assembly Cache, Resources in Applications, Creating and Localizing Resources and Packaging and Deploying Resources Single-file and multi-file assemblies A single-file assembly is the simplest of all the assemblies. It contains type information and implementation along with the…
July 7, 2005 - - Comments:

Career Track: Computer Software Engineers

Job Description: Computer Software Engineers are responsible for a multitude of tasks that are evolving and changing as quickly as technology. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, professionals in this career are the ones that are “responsible for applying the principles and techniques of computer science, engineering and mathematical analysis to the design, development, testing and evaluation of software and the systems that enable computers to perform their many applications.” There are basically two sub categories of software engineers, which include: Computer Applications Software Engineers Computer Systems Software Engineers Applications Software Engineers are responsible for analyzing the needs of…
July 6, 2005 - - Comments:

Career Track: Quality Assurance (Testing)

Quality Assurance Roles and Responsibilities: Quality Assurance Professionals, also known as Quality Assurance Engineers, Testers or Specialists are responsible for testing IT systems such as software or Internet applications to ensure the technical and business requirements have been fulfilled. Primary functions include executing the actual testing, analyzing test results, and in some cases, defining the original process to manage potential bugs. Quality Assurance Professionals may be responsible for developing and implementing testing strategies and automated scripts while reviewing test designs and software tools. They may also be required to delver software releases. Educational Requirements: While a college degree is required…
July 6, 2005 - - Comments:

VB.NET Creating and Managing Components Part 1

VB.NET Creating and Managing Components Part 1 In this tutorial you will learn about Components, Best practices in using Components, Creating Components by extending the UserControl Class, Testing the Control, Creating and implementing Events, Extending a control through Visual Inheritance and Inheriting from a UserControl. A component is a reusable piece of code in binary form. This code can be reused by inheritance. No class is being inherited. It follows that a containment relationship is defined between the application using the component and the component that is being used. This is different from the relationship that exists between a derived…
July 6, 2005 - - Comments:

VB.NET Validation Controls

VB.NET Validation Controls  In this tutorial you will learn about User Input Validation, Required Field Validators, Comparison Validators, Range Validators, Regular Expression Validator, Custom Validators, ErrorProvider, Enabling Controls Based On Input and Other Properties of Validation. User Input Validation While any application can be designed with sound logic and good technology and can deliver high performance with accuracy, some errors could still creep into it. This could be due to wrong inputs by users. While the programmer may have taken care of all the exceptions it could cause a loss of business goodwill if a customer is confronted with an error…
July 4, 2005 - - Comments:

Special Triggers in the Template Form in Oracle Apps 11i

This document provides an overview of the Special Triggers in the Template Form. The template form contains many form level triggers. These triggers are required for the proper operation of other routines. They are also aid in making the form respond to and behave properly in case of standard events. These triggers must not be deleted or to ensure the proper functioning of the form. Also, code can be added to these triggers but, the existing text must not be deleted. Figure: 3 Template Form triggers These triggers are listed below: KEY–CLRFRM KEY–COMMIT KEY–DUPREC KEY–EDIT KEY–EXIT KEY–HELP KEY–LISTVAL KEY–MENU ON–ERROR…
July 3, 2005 - - Comments:

Career Track: Network Engineer

Network Engineer’s Job Description : A Network Engineer is responsible for designing and managing the LAN and WAN networks within an organization. He/she is responsible for choosing the hardware and software the organization uses as well as the introduction of new systems and equipment. The Network Engineer is also in charge of making sure that updates and maintenance are performed on the current systems. A major role would include the analysis, redesign and upkeep of the network to keep up with the changing needs of the organization. Skill sets required are predominantly the same as for Network Administrators but at…
July 1, 2005 - - Comments:

Career Track : Network Architect

Network Architect Roles and Responsibilities : Although there is some cross over between the job roles of Network Engineers and Network Architects, there is a difference in actual responsibilities. A Network Architect primarily focuses on the design of the network and the implementation of that design while an actual Network Engineer is usually the one responsible for the actual implementation of the design. Similar to a Network Administrator or regular Network Engineer, Network Architects may also be responsible for some tasks relating to telecommunications as well. In companies that combine the telecommunications responsibilities with that of the Network Architect, candidates…
June 30, 2005 - - Comments:

Career Track: SQL Server Database Administrator

SQL Server Database Administrator Roles and Responsibilities : While Oracle DBA’s seem to be the hot property these days, SQL Server Database Administrators are moving into the spotlight as well. As a matter of fact, industry experts suggest that the changes made by Microsoft to its SQL server version 7 seriously impact the responsibilities of a database administrator. While many suggest that there are actually two types of SQL DBA’s (development and production) the responsiblities do not differ much from a regular DBA. On the development side, a DBA is responsible for designing and implementing databases and applications often including…
June 30, 2005 - - Comments:

Career Track: Application Developer

Application Developer Roles and Responsibilities: As an Application Developer, you will create programs that run on the Internet, specific operating systems or hand held devices. This career has evolved considerably over the last decade as “true coders” are being replaced by technological advances. Odds are, most Application Developers will spend more time interacting with department heads to ensure that the products being developed meet the needs of the organization than actually “writing” code. While coding, testing and maintaining the programs are still key responsibilities, most of this is automated in larger organizations. Documentation is also a primary responsibility of an Application…
June 29, 2005 - - Comments:

Career Track : Database Administrator Oracle

Oracle Database Administrator Roles and Responsibilities: Due to the popularity of Oracle8i, DBA’s with experience running an Oracle Database are in high demand and are commanding higher salaries than traditional DBA’s. The only real difference between the two is simply training. A DBA that has at least a year or more of experience with Oracle8i would be primarily in charge of the maintenance and operation of an Oracle database. Other responsibilities may include: Administration of Solaris Systems Administration of SQL Server Databases and/or Informix Systems Facilitation of backup and recovery procedures Creation and enforcement of user-group role security models Disaster recovery…
June 29, 2005 - - Comments:

Career Track: Database Administrator

Database Administrator Roles and Responsibilities: A Database Admininstrator, Database Analyst or Database Developer is the person responsible for managing the information within an organization. As most companies continue to experience inevitable growth of their databases, these positions are probably the most solid within the IT industry. In most cases, it is not an area that is targeted for layoffs or downsizing. On the downside, however, most database departments are often understaffed, requiring adminstrators to perform a multitude of tasks. Depending on the company and the department, this role can either be highly specialized or incredibly diverse. The primary role of the…
June 29, 2005 - - Comments:

Oracle Apps Message Dictionary

Oracle Apps 11i Free Training : Message Dictionary : This document discuss about message dictionary in oracle applications. It talks about the standards to be followed while defining the messages in oracle applications. It also discusses the usage of messages in the forms and concurrent programs.  Overview of Message Dictionary Message Dictionary lets you catalog messages for display from your application without hard coding them into your forms and programs. Using Message Dictionary, you can: Define standard messages you can use in all your applications Provide a consistent look and feel for messages within and across all your applications Define…
June 19, 2005 - - Comments:

Oracle Apps Concurrent Processing

Oracle Apps 11i Free Training : Concurrent Processing : This document talks about the concurrent processing in oracle applications. It will give the step-by-step procedure of creating concurrent programs in oracle applications. All types of concurrent programs are described in detail. Concurrent programs can be scheduled to run or manually run in oracle applications. In Oracle Applications, concurrent processing simultaneously executes programs running in the background with online operations to fully utilize your hardware capacity, hence the name ‘Concurrent Processing’. You can write a program (called a ”concurrent program”) that runs as a concurrent process. Typically, you create concurrent programs…
June 12, 2005 - - Comments:

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