step by step cloning environment ORACLE ETPM

so you are struggling while cloning your ORACLE Enterprise Taxation and Policy Management environment, and you want me to help you? congratulations you are on right place, use the attached step by step :)

ORACLE god is with you!

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step by step ETPM 2.3 on Linux 5.5 FULL n FINAL

as i promised in my last post about ORACLE Enterprise Taxation and Policy Management installation guide, i am now releasing the final version of its step by step.

ofcourse i should not forget to mention ETPM GURU (Slava Silchenko) without him i would have never released a final version :)

i hope it will help you guys ;)

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step by step, Oracle Enterprise Taxation and Policy Management

i know you are stuck with crappy oracle docs on ETM!

try my beta version of step by step ETM 2.2. it is almost impossible to get step by step for Oracle Enterprise Taxation and Policy Management, so i made one ;)

keep watching this site, you may get the alpha version and even for ETM 2.3!

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step by step, oracle weblogic cluster on Linux

as a part of oracle taxation management software installation, i had to go through weblogic cluster installation, below are the step by step i used to perform a test installation, you can expect more posts on this topic in near future. the guide is taken from this site.

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step by step, ORACLE 11g on Enterprise Linux 5.5 x64

ok, here we go... out of my busy world, a very short but handy step by step oracle 11g on enterprise linux 5.5 on intel 64bit.

i have no energy to add further comments & summary with each steps, if you get any problem, just drop me an email.

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no subject - Redhat

it is amazing to know, how pathetic could be a company like Redhat, i received an email today regarding RHCE certification, the two points really made me write this blog post are,

1. email without subject.

2. the paragraph where the made an excuse of verification system error!

here we go:

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Hello Nayyar Ahmad:

Red Hat has announced general availability of Red Hat Enterprise
Linux 6. Your Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 Red Hat Certified
Engineer (RHCE) certification will be considered non-current
on January 9, 2011 per the re-certification policy. It will
still be possible to verify your certification at

https://www.redhat.com/training/certification/verify

Unfortunately, there is a minor bug in the page such that your
certification will report "Current until " instead of
simply "Current". This issue will be resolved by the end of
the month.

During the time between now and January 9, 2011 you will remain
eligible to take Red Hat Certificate of Expertise Exams.
In order to remain eligible after that date you will need
to re-certify. Discounts are available in most areas for
re-certifying.

If you are a Red Hat Certified Architect (RHCA), Red Hat
Certified Security Specialist (RHCSS), or Red Hat Certified
Datacenter Specialist (RHCDS), you will need to re-certify
to retain those titles after January 9. You will retain all
Certificates of Expertise you have earned in either case.
If you choose to re-certify, we will apply previously-earned
Certificates of Expertise to your new RHCE and your status as
an RHCA, RHCSS or RHCDS will be restored.

For RHCEs earned under Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 and later,
a new re-certification policy will apply. This new policy only
applies to new certifications and will provide more options
for remaining current. Read more at

http://www.redhat.com/training/policy/recert.html

Please direct questions or comments to the certification team at

https://www.redhat.com/training/certification/comments.html

Best wishes!
Red Hat Certification

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Google's shell for linux geeks

i was reading my blogs statistics and found a very strange link "GOOSH.ORG" it initially sound to me some Indian origin name, so i thought some Indian fellow has linked my blog at his site, out of my curiosity i clicked at link and what i saw was a Linux/Unix shell :D it was really strange feeling, for an instance i thought i somehow hacked buddy's server, but quickly reading the login screen banner came to know that its a google's open source project under GPL, developed by "Stefan Grothkopp".

i spent about 5 minutes on goosh.org and found it a refresher, it can ofcourse become geek's first place to start with google in future... i am impressed with Stefan idea and for sure his efforts!

hope to see this project going on well in future.

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