#168 – Subsequent Pass
This week on the podcast, Dan shares some changes when applying Change Packages with PeopleTools 8.57. He explains the new Subsequent Pass mode and what… Read More »#168 – Subsequent Pass
This week on the podcast, Dan shares some changes when applying Change Packages with PeopleTools 8.57. He explains the new Subsequent Pass mode and what… Read More »#168 – Subsequent Pass
This week on the podcast, Dan and Kyle discuss a WebLogic exploit used for currency mining, Dan revisits the Health Center in the latest PeopleSoft… Read More »#117 – Invalid Views
This week, Dan and Kyle talk about linting and the tnsnames.ora file, managing a Portal reimplementation proejct and follow-up on the TimesTen database. Then Kyle… Read More »#94 – LOCAL_NODE
PeopleTools 8.56 has been released. This week on the podcast we talk about new features in 8.56 that we are excited about and dive into… Read More »#87 – PeopleTools 8.56
This week on the podcast, Charlie Sinks joins us to talk about everything we learned at the Upper Midwest Regional User Group meeting. We talk… Read More »#53 – UMRUG 2016 Fall Recap
This week Dan talks about his 8.55 Go-Live weekend, simplifying patch download with getMOSPatch, and using Kyle’s Maintenance Backdoor. Then Kyle and Dan discuss strategies… Read More »#45 – Go-Live Weekends
This week Kyle and Dan talk about scripting Change Assistant, DPK Patching and how many PeopleSoft customers plan on staying with the platform. The podcast… Read More »#43 – Go-Live Passwords
This week, Kyle interviews Sasank Vemana about User Interface development in PeopleSoft. Sasank presented at Reconnect and shared some great projects he’s done to improve… Read More »#40 – UI Development w/ Sasank Vemana
This week on the podcast, Kyle gives a recap of the Reconnect 2016 conference. Some of the highlights we discuss are a PUM Success Story,… Read More »#39 – Reconnect 2016 Recap
This week on the podcast, Dan uses an M&M analogy for network security, Kyle asks about SYS databases with the DPK, and we discuss if… Read More »#35 – Too Many Technologies?