As for naming this blog.. I thought that some sort of oracle error seemed appropriate. Especially since there is no avoiding the cryptic messages that you have to go to a non-oracle source to decode. Here are a few that I looked at (from the "Frequent Oracle Errors" section on ora-code):
- ORA-01033 - ORACLE initialization or shutdown in progress
- ORA-04068 - existing state of packagesstringstringstring has been discarded
- ORA-01092 - ORACLE instance terminated. Disconnection forced
- ORA-12500 - TNS:listener failed to start a dedicated server process
- ORA-00097 - use of Oracle SQL feature not in SQL92 string Level
Hopefully this will become a place where developers that have been forced to use the Oracle stack can come to commiserate on using this decrepit platform. Some candidates for good starter topics may be:
- Why the Oracle XML parser (parserv2.jar) is the most annoying and worthless parser ever
- How annoying it is that OPMN (Oracle Process Manager N-something) can't manage what it is supposed to.
- How much time is wasted when OEM gets in a bad state and you need to create a new container for the N-th time.
- Downloading things from oracle (why do I need a 700mg file to do anything?)
- Why can't Oracle make the stupid Universal Installer universal?
- Why the JAZN (Oracle's JAAS implementation) totally sucks (most of this was fixed in 10.1.3)
- What is it with Oracle numbering anyways? OC4J 9.0.2 was virtually the same as 10.1.2, but 10.1.3 was almost a total rewrite.
- OC4J's terrible classloader
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