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Information on Stratavia's Oracle Provision/Patching Data Center Automation Application (DCA) Similiar applications available for all distributed database types.
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A little preventative maintenance can make a big difference Oracle administrators spend a large portion of their time performing routine administrative tasks, which includes both proactive and reactive database maintenance. These maintenance ...
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Researching and identifying Oracle problems is time consuming When applications running on Oracle experience performance problems, DBAs must perform problem or incident management. Problem or incident management is the process to identify ...
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Database refreshes and migrations are common and time consumingDatabase administrators receive frequent requests to migrate, clone and refresh data between databases. These types of requests are generally performed using hands-on, manual ...
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Manually applying SQL code changes consumes up to 30% of a DBAs workload
Database administrators manage frequent requests to apply changes to production databases. Each change requires the database administrator to validate change scripts, ...
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