Oracle Connect Newsletter-August, 2010 issue

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The newsletter introduces the August 2010 issue which discusses Proxy User functionality in OBIEE, Oracle Purchasing, and Virtual Private Database (VPD). It provides updates on iWare Logic projects and articles on using OBIEE to allow a proxy user to create reports, defining line types in Oracle Purchasing, and using VPD for data security at the database level. It also announces an Oracle Connect webinar series and upcoming webcast.

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