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very good ! you can take an oracle Exadata anywhere !<br />
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even Tony Stark knows that ... he used an Oracle Exadata in a TV broadcast van <br />
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<a href="http://blog.zorangagic.com/2013/05/why-does-broadcast-van-need-oracle.html" rel="ugc">http://blog.zorangagic.com/2013/05/why-does-broadcast-van-need-oracle.html</a>
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very good ! you can take an oracle Exadata anywhere !

even Tony Stark knows that ... he used an Oracle Exadata in a TV broadcast van

http://blog.zorangagic.com/2013/05/why-does-broadcast-van-need-oracle.html [http://blog.zorangagic.com/2013/05/why-does-broadcast-van-need-oracle.html]

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what I can say is mobile app which read data from a remote oracle database, this kind of app usually BI purpose.
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no.

what I can say is mobile app which read data from a remote oracle database, this kind of app usually BI purpose.

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&quot;In general, I would look for any web-based solutions to solve whatever problem you are trying to solve.&quot;<br />
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should be the case !
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"In general, I would look for any web-based solutions to solve whatever problem you are trying to solve."

should be the case !

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hi,<br />
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how is the mobility solution for Oracle , any idea?
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hi,

how is the mobility solution for Oracle , any idea?

mobility solution for Oracle

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Mobile

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