tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-77453354291891576232012-02-17T00:51:04.907+01:00RubenShttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11695725444395628684noreply@blogger.comBlogger31100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7745335429189157623.post-43192551529073183212009-04-15T05:55:00.004+02:002009-04-15T06:22:05.736+02:00

When recently experimenting with the Business Objects ETL product Data Integrator [BoDi] (part of the Data Services suite), my college and I encountered some strange behavior when BoDi talks to an Oracle database.Within BoDi a database is accessed through a DataStore object. This DataStore object is defined by a 'Connection Name' (e.g. an entry out of TNS Names), a user and a password.Oracle

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A while ago I gave a presentation on the company document management system and the project that was going to extend it.This was taped at the time and off course I wanted the video footage :-).The footage was straight of the digital camera it seemed (2 files of 4 gig each) and no re-coding was done yet.When I tried to play these video files on a default install of mplayer (MPlayer 1.0rc2-SUSE

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A small step for humankind, but a large step for myself.My very first blog post ever.Going to have a laydown :-).

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