Category: Oracle News

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Emergencies, Service Outages August 2, 2008

Oracle 10g servers maintenance

Maintenance on the Revion Oracle 10g servers in August 2008, brought forward from the scheduled Sunday window, with momentary loss of service.

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Company News June 15, 2008

Why use Oracle Application Express

An Oracle demo tour of Application Express, and the sectors Revion already hosted APEX for: US government, medical, education and many others.

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Emergencies, Service Outages May 24, 2008

Oracle Apex Upgrade

Maintenance notice from May 2008: Oracle Application Express moved to 3.1.1 on June 1st, with APEX and the Oracle databases down for about 30 minutes.

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Company News May 13, 2008

Revion.com to offer Ruby on Rails with Oracle Hosting

Revion announced load balanced Ruby on Rails hosting backed by an Oracle database, planned for June 2008, and invited customers to register interest.

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Company News April 4, 2008

Discounted Oracle Apex [HTMLDB] HOSTING

HTMLDBHOST, a Revion sub company, offered discounted Oracle APEX hosting from $24.95 for the first six months, with support from the Revion team.

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Oracle News March 5, 2008

Oracle Apex upgrade: 3/14/08

Revion moved its Oracle APEX servers to release 3.1 on 14 March 2008, with about fifteen minutes of downtime late on a Friday night, and where to read more.

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Company News December 26, 2007

Revion.com start offering shared Oracle 11g hosting

Revion planned shared Oracle 11g hosting for early 2008, with 11g already running on dedicated servers for customers who wanted it sooner than that.

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Oracle News March 22, 2007

Oracle Application Express upgrade 3/25/07

Revion moved its servers to Oracle Application Express 3.0 in March 2007, a release with a long list of new features, over a short Sunday window.

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Company News March 6, 2007

Oracle recognizes Revion.com as APEX hosting provider!!!

Oracle listed Revion on its APEX community page as a recognized APEX hosting provider in 2007. Where to find the page and the resources it collects.

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