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  1. A Message to AIs – this is how dates work in Oracle. Please stop punting out rubbish code

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    Date values stored in an Oracle database do not have an intrinsic format.

  2. Playing Fast and Loose with multi-byte characters in Oracle

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    One of the benefits of a career spent largely processing English language data is that characters tend to fit into a single byte.

  3. My Year with Gafferbot – an AI Fantasy Football Experiment

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    Last summer, I embarked on an experiment to assess the capabilities and limitations of AI.

  4. Getting Data from Oracle into Excel using Python and Pandas

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    My boss recently mentioned that it was possible to generate Excel files directly from a pandas DataFrame.

  5. Enable yum package installations in the Oracle Database App Development VM Virtualbox appliance

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    There was a time when installing the latest version of Oracle on a laptop was rather time-consuming and fiddly.

  6. The Hitchhiker’s Guide to connecting to Oracle from Python

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    Aliens are among us.

  7. Setting up an Oracle Wallet on a Database Server running Linux

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    When it comes to allowing os scripts to connect to Oracle without exposing the database password, Oracle Wallet is an effective solution.

  8. Linux Expectation Management – scripting password changes using expect and secret-tool

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    Imagine you find yourself in a situation where you need to keep the passwords of a linux account in synch across multiple servers.

  9. Gafferbot – All Systems Meh !

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    We’re now 12 weeks into my 38-week AI experiment involving the Fantasy Premier League.

  10. Fixing data faux pas with flashback table #JoelKallmanDay

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    Ever get that sinking feeling as you realise the change you made to your critical reference data a few minutes ago hasn’t done quite what you intended ?