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Hi guys, just an important reminder…

The Oracle Database Developer Choice Awards vote period is almost in the end! Please vote for your favorite community experts in SQL, PL/SQL, APEX, ORDS, DB Design!

Voting closes 15 October #odevchoice https://community.oracle.com/community/database/awards

For people that doesn’t know what this is all about here’s the Oracle announcement 🙂

You are part of an enormous, worldwide community of Oracle Database technologists, with deep expertise in a variety of areas. And you have likely heard of Andy Mendelsohn, who runs the Database Server Technologies group at Oracle, and has been deeply involved in Oracle Database for decades. This year, Andy has established a new awards program to honor and give more visibility to members of the community who combine technical excellence with a commitment to sharing their know-how with developers.

The Oracle Database Developer Choice Awards – https://community.oracle.com/community/database/awards

This is a different kind of awards program for Oracle; it’s called “Developer Choice” because with these awards, our users nominate people and ACE judges come up with a list of finalists. Thirty-two finalists have been selected in five categories: SQL, PL/SQL, Application Express, ORDS and Database Design.

Now it’s time for everyone in the community determine the winners by voting at the Oracle Technology Network: https://community.oracle.com/community/database/awards. Winners will be announced at the YesSQL celebration at Oracle Open World 2015 on 27 October.

That’s right. You get to help decide the winners: it’s by popular vote. So please take a moment to visit the awards page, check out the lists of finalists in each category and cast your vote!

These are the categories:

Don’t forget to vote. This is really important for the community.

Thanks you and see you soon!!

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