by Gianni Ceresa | 7 March 2019 | Graphs, Hacks
For one of my experiments I needed to develop a PGX client in Java, connection to a PGX server and performing a bunch of actions.I remember that in the Tutorials page of PGX there was a full tutorial on how to build a PGX client application with Maven, which could...
by Gianni Ceresa | 25 February 2019 | Graphs
Some years ago Oracle Labs released their engine for Property Graphs named PGX: Parallel Graph AnalytiX.If you look for a solution to implement Label Property Graphs (or just Property Graphs) that’s a really powerful, flexible and easy to use solution. Worth...
by Gianni Ceresa | 12 April 2018 | Graphs, Under the hood
I wrote about the challenge GDPR represents when dealing with an analytical platform and gave some hints on the possible answer. In this post I would like to go a bit more into details of “the” solution to make a GDPR assessment possible in OAC/OBIEE or...
by Gianni Ceresa | 28 March 2018 | Graphs
Over the last year I explored the Oracle Graph Database landscape from all the points of view. One thing is sure: it’s the most polyglot solution I crossed so far. You can “do” graphs from almost any language or tool, including SQL. Yes, you read it...
by Gianni Ceresa | 22 March 2018 | Graphs, Under the hood
I would like to introduce the topic of GDPR in the Analytics world in this post before developing it more practically in a next one. In case you missed it, GDPR enforcement date is coming: 25 May 2018. Nothing new, just enforcing it! Over the last 2 years I heard GDPR...
by Gianni Ceresa | 12 July 2017 | Graphs
Not long ago I wrote a quick introduction on PGX, Parallel Graph AnalytiX, the Oracle graph solution. You can find it here: PGX – Parallel Graph AnalytiX : the Oracle graph analysis brain. To use and interact with this graph engine you will need a client or a...
