Oracle Database 19c was certified for the E-Business Suite in late summer 2019. This means that companies have until the end of 2020 to complete their upgrade to 19c in order to avoid paying extended support fees. This presentation will review the process of upgrading from 12.1.0.2 to 19c in an E-Business Suite 12.2 environment. It will discuss the architectural changes done as part of the database upgrade including moving from a CDB with a single PDB. This updated session will include a discussion of the changes to cloning that you will need to make.

Customized and often proprietary applications serve as a mission-critical function in an organization’s IT infrastructure. However, these applications present unique challenges. They are often written to run on specific operating systems (OS) and hardware platforms and are difficult to port and migrate. As the underlying OS and host hardware ages, IT Departments face an increased risk of downtime as spare parts become difficult to source and their in-house technical support staff either retire or move on to other employment. As the sun sets on Solaris and SPARC, the Unix OS and RISC processor, IT Directors and Managers are tasked with

With the increasing footprint of Oracle Cloud applications comes the challenge of integrating those with other Cloud and on-prem applications. Organizations desire a single platform to achieve all the integration needs, including B2B and B2C integrations like EDI and XML. Oracle Integration Cloud provides an innovative and powerful cloud platform to extend, analyze, and integrate applications with the rest of your enterprise resources. Learning Objectives: 1. How to use the point and click data integration technology within OIC 2. How to integrate Oracle SaaS products 3. How to integrate B2B integrations via EDI using OIC 4. Integration trends and cross-application