November 2004
Intermediate to advanced
456 pages
12h 52m
English
So far I have described how the PeopleSoft and Oracle data dictionaries are related, and how the specification of keys on PeopleSoft records controls both the SQL that is generated by the panel processor and the indexes that are built.
This chapter describes how the Application Designer dynamically builds DDL statements, and in particular where some of the physical attributes are defined and how these models can be enhanced to handle some, but not all, Oracle features. This chapter also covers additional PeopleTools tables that correspond to parts of the Oracle catalogue.
DBAs will usually have a range of responsibilities, including managing growth and change (capacity planning) and performance ...
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