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NoSQL Database

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  WHAT IS NoSQL DATABASE? The term NoSQL came from the word non SQL or nonrelational.  NoSQL = not only SQL, non-SQL.   NoSQL databases are non-tabular databases. NoSQL is a database management method that can accept a wide range of data structures. NoSQL databases are classified into different types based on their data model. The main types are document, key-value, wide-column, and graph. They offer flexible schemas and scale well under high user data and high data loads. HISTORY OF NoSQL: Carlo Strozzi created the name "NoSQL" in 1998, however comparable databases had existed since the late 1960s. However, NoSQL development began in earnest in early 2009, and it is fast expanding. NoSQL is a type of next-generation database management system(DBMS). TYPES OF DATABASE IN NoSQL: Database types in NoSQL: Document type Key-value Wide-column Graph Document Type: A Document Database stores data in JSON, BSON, or XML documents. Document Databases are popular with developers

EBS Auto Config

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  EBS AutoConfig :   AutoConfig is a tool that simplifies and standardizes configuration management tasks in an Oracle E-Business Suite environment . A fresh install of Release 12 includes AutoConfig as a standard (and required) configuration management tool. AutoConfig can also be used with earlier releases of Oracle E-Business Suite.   AutoConfig can be used to instantiate files or scripts, and then execute them for installation and configuration. Examples of instantiation include: Instantiation of a configuration file to be used at runtime. Instantiation of an SQL script to set profile options.   AutoConfig template files are used as the starting point for creating site-specific configuration files. AutoConfig evaluates the context variables in a template file, determines the actual values required, and creates a configuration file with these values substituted.   - Autoconfig in oracle apps r12 is a tool that supports automated configuration of an Applications instance.   -