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"Oracle is a powerful relational database management system that
offers a large feature set. ... Oracle is widely regarded as one of
the most popular full-featured database systems on the market
today."
(www.about.com)
"An Oracle database, strictly speaking, is a collection of data managed by an Oracle database management system or DBMS." (www.google.co.uk) At Westhawk we use Oracle as the infrastructure to support many of our solutions, we feel that this technology offers a reliable and efficient way to design, implement and maintain software that works for you. For clients with small to medium size enterprise applications we recommend Oracle's XE version, which is FREE and capable of running solutions of this scale effectively. We have experience of using Oracle to develop and build integrated database solutions to drive dynamic websites. Where appropriate our database solutions are structured to adhere with common standards to enable interoperability across regional and national datasets. We have also developed software that allows our clients to effectively collect, manage and maintain their own data. It is a toolset that can be expanded to populate our clients' unique online and offline publications with rich, accurate and up-to-date content straight from the source. Westhawk have also utilized an Oracle database to integrate data received via a number of web based applications, this has created opportunities to develop reporting and systems usage software, delivering a constant record of who is accessing different hardware at different times, twenty four hours of the day, seven days a week. Westhawk query Oracle in XSQL, which returns XML and is styled via XSL, for more information please refer to the XML/XSL technology page. |
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