Tyler Muth’s Blog

Technology with a focus on Oracle, Application Express and Linux

About

I’m a Solution Architect with Oracle Public Sector and former member of the APEX development team.

7 Responses to “About”

  1. Patrick Wolf Says:

    Hi Tyler,

    have a look at http://www.sswug.org/see/36977 They are reusing your blog posting and it looks like that they are just offering it for paying customers. Just to let you know.

    BTW, it would be great if you would add my blog to you blog roll.

    Thanks
    Patrick

  2. tylermuth Says:

    Patrick,

    Thanks for the heads-up on this… I’m seeking some guidance on this situation from others, so if you have anything to add, please feel free to email me at my Oracle address (I think you have it).

    Also, I added you to the blog roll. Sorry for the omission, I haven’t been very good at updating it.

    Thanks,
    Tyler

  3. Nigel Thomas Says:

    Tyler

    Hi; I’ve just borrowed a fragment of code from your wiki/Branch-wysiwyg/wiki_parse package on sourceforge. I’m using it to help me format text from an Oracle Designer ER model (description and notes) into a sensible format for offline review and change control. I hope you don’t mind the presumption… and thanks in advance. I’ll acknowledge you at more length on my blog when it’s settled down, with some screenshots.

    Regards Nigel

  4. tylermuth Says:

    Nigel,

    Please feel free to use it at will. It’s open source and the only thing I hope to gain from it is a little community acknowledgment here and there.

    Regards Tyler

  5. Don Seiler Says:

    Tyler,

    How do you get the multi-colored code boxes, like in your PL/SQL Associative Arrays post? I’ve just been doing regular PRE tag stuff, but I really like what you have in that post. I think I saw the same sort of feature on Greg Rahn’s blog.

  6. Tyler Muth Says:

    Don,

    Here’s a link to the solution for WordPress.

  7. Don Seiler Says:

    Great thanks!

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