Re: Advanced queueing

I just realized this. This list is a queue. 

We send out an email to the server. The server gets them and sends them out in 
order. You can also think of the common feeder line at the bank(i think this is 
a generic example... dont remember). Its not done in real time. If it was done 
in real time. We would send an email and our screen would 'wait', until the 
emails had been sent out to everyone. Instead, we send out an email. Go away 
and later see that it has been forwarded to the rest of the list. 

People queue up(get in line). Each person is helped in order by one of many 
tellers. These are the subscribers. The essentially 'pop' a person from the 
queue and act on their 'message'. 
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> I'm supposed to be giving a demo of Oracle's Advanced Queueing feature 

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