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PeopleSoft Component Interface
PeopleSoft Component Interface (CI) exposes a PeopleSoft Component for synchronous access to other applications written in PeopleCode, Java or C++. We can consider CI as the means by which PeopleSoft enforces encapsulation by limiting external access to just what is made available through the CI and nothing more.
PeopleSoft Standalone Rowset
If we need to access data in records that are outside of the component buffer, we need to use Standalone Rowsets. This post will take you through the steps involved in creating and manipulating data using standalone rowsets.
Calling UNIX scripts from SQR
It often requires us to invoke OS commands from within an SQR. Today we will see how to use the call system command from within the SQR to invoke a UNIX script.
Arrays in SQR
An Array, like a database record, is organized as rows and columns. But unlike a database record, Arrays exists only in memory and NOT in the disk. This post discusses the arrays in SQR in detail
SPARC T3 Servers: Record PeopleSoft Performance
This solution showcases an ideal environment for hosting complex multi-tier PeopleSoft Financial Applications for enterprise-scale customers.
PeopleBooks 9.1
Here’s a list of PeopleBooks 9.1 that are available online. We have also included the PeopleTools 8.50 PeopleBook so that all’s in one place.
PeopleSoft Cloud Solution from HP
Enterproses are increasingly moving towards the cloud model and HP is all set to enter the market with its ‘HP Private Cloud Solutions for Oracle Applications’.
Wipro Wins Oracle North America Titan Award
Wipro Technologies has announced that it has won an Oracle North America Titan Award for the Human Capital Management Solution category. The award was handed over at the North American Partner award ceremony held at Oracle Open World on 19th September 2010.
Oracle Fusion Launch by Q1 2011
The long wait for Fusion Apps is over … well almost; Oracle has confirmed that the Fusion apps would be available by Q1 of 2011. Fusions apps which took over 5 years in the making has as many as 100 modules that are highly configurable spread over seven product families.
Comments in SQR
It’s always a good practice to comment your code. By doing this, your code become more understandable and thus maintainable. This holds good for all programming languages and SQR is no exception.