Re: Enterprise Manager and Performance Pack

Tuesday, October 14, 1997

Because of your association with the Oracle databases, we want to make you aware of the new ORACLE Monitor v1.04. The ORACLE Monitor integrates advanced database management, tuning, measuring and monitoring tools for Oracle v7.0 and above.
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Sincerely,
Staff at SoftTree Technologies, Inc.

Fredrik Håkansson <fredrik.hakansson_at_kalmarind.se> wrote in article <61tchn$m9p$1_at_master.cdc.polimi.it>...
> Can anyonoe tell me if there is a difference between Enterprise Manager
 and
> Performance Pack? Is it possible to use one without the other. The reason
> for asking this is that I am looking for a graphical administration tool
> that you can run with a workgroup server and I've been told that
 Enterprise
> Manager with Performance Pack only van be used on an Enterprise Server.
> Anyone?
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Received on Wed Oct 15 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT