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OCM 11g!

November 18, 2014 recurrentnull Oracle Oracle

This is just an ultra short post to say how happy I am I made it – OCM 11g!
Hope they have a nice women’s cut for the T-shirt 😉

Well jokes aside – now I’ll have time again for following up ideas on this blog, and perhaps start looking into more geeky stuff too … stay tuned!

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