An Oracle blog – Amardeep Sidhu

Little bit of fun with Oracle and the related technologies…

About

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My name is Amardeep Sidhu. I currently live and work in New Delhi, India. My main technology arena is Oracle on Windows & Unix platforms.

I did my B Tech in Computer Sci & Engg from Guru Nanak Dev University, Punjab, India. I started my first job in 2004 with Spice Telecom Pvt Ltd, a Mohali based GSM operator operating in Punjab.

I always had thought about programming in C/C++ but was met with Oracle in my first job. I didn’t like Oracle at all and it took a long time for me to actually start getting interested in it. By the time i was leaving my first job (that is in Oct 2006) i had become interested in learning Oracle properly and thought about going for PL/SQL and Java domain. While doing my first job i learned about Oracle, Unix (Solaris to be specific) and also about telecom domain ( yea yea…i still remember a little about MSC, IN, CDR etc etc :D ).

I joined my second job in 2006 but as a DBA :) Since then i started studying Oracle in details. Learning about architecture and all other stuff. Here, on this blog, i try to collect whatever technology tidbits i come across daily. May be sometimes a little bit of humour too.

Happy reading and commenting :)

Written by Sidhu

February 6th, 2008 at 8:01 am

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  1. Hi Amar,

    I just ( May14, 2010 )found your blog on ….undo tablespace. I kept on wondering how the recovery process works.Reading the replies by Howard was illuminating.

    I am in Toronto.PLEASE KEEP IN TOUCH.

    Thanks

    Rajender Sandhu

    14 May 10 at 8:33 pm

  2. you are endangered species, i have not seen too many jatts doing programming

    Rupinder Binepal

    25 Jul 11 at 5:35 am

  3. @Rupinder

    hahaha :D

    Sidhu

    11 Aug 11 at 5:03 pm

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