You probably can’t read all the 252K email messages in the Enron email dataset by yourself.
But with SQL it’s easy to search for keywords, like “Special Purpose Entity”, “Bankrupt”, “Fraud”, “Shutdown”, “Talking Points”, “FERC” and so on. They begin to reveal what really went on inside the minds at Enron.
“I wish we could get caught. We are such a crooked company.” Sherron Watkins – former Vice President of Corporate Development at Enron
What can we discover about Enron’s People Of Interest by analyzing their email using SQL? Among other things, there was some very abusive management at Enron.
What can we discover analyzing Enron emails using SQL? Quite a bit actually.
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Notes on Oracle’s solution to find object dependencies, DEPTREE. Written in 1991, and still included on installation.
Very Useful Scripts To Find Oracle Object Dependencies; Parents, and Children.
Fabulous to determine:
– The order of operations to create objects. Parents first. Then children.
– The impact of dropping a view, package, procedure.
– Causes of object invalidation such as another invalid object.
– ALL the tables that a package is accessing.
– Whether a package, function or procedure calls another prodecure.
– Obscure issues, such as references to variables in packages.
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