Oracle Database Job Trends – “oracle pl/sql” vs. “oracle java” vs. “oracle apex” ..

I was informed by one of my colleagues about this post on Spring Overtakes EJB as a Skills Requirement and of course immediately I wanted to try what I am interested :) And here are the results of some of my searches;

“oracle pl/sql”, “oracle java”, “oracle apex”, “oracle .net”, “oracle sql”, “oracle htmldb”, “oracle forms” Job Trends

“oracle pl/sql” jobs – “oracle java” jobs – “oracle apex” jobs – “oracle .net” jobs – “oracle sql” jobs – “oracle htmldb” jobs – “oracle forms” jobs

“oracle 10g”, “oracle 9i”, “oracle 8i”, “oracle 11g” Job Trends

“oracle 10g” jobs – “oracle 9i” jobs – “oracle 8i” jobs – “oracle 11g” jobs

“oracle dba”, “oracle developer”, “java developer”, “.net developer” Job Trends

“oracle dba” jobs – “oracle developer” jobs – “java developer” jobs – “.net developer” jobs

“senior oracle developer”, “junior oracle developer”, “senior oracle dba”, “junior oracle dba” Job Trends

“senior oracle developer” jobs – “junior oracle developer” jobs – “senior oracle dba” jobs – “junior oracle dba” jobs

No need to lie; for a 10g, SQL and PL/SQL lover like me, I was very happy to see above trends :)

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