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We've owned the Diag & Tuning for 3+ years. Diag is useful for the
Performance manager (1.5 version is better than the Java-based crap in 1.6 &
>). Never have used Trace or Expert. Evaluated 1.0 version of Change
Management pack. Cost was way too high because it was based on your user
license count, not the number of DBAs. Also, it was Java-based and
sssslllllooooowwww. There are other, cheaper tools running around. Take a
look at HORA (www.keeptool.com) and at Embarcadero's suite of products for
alternatives to OEM.
-- Alan Moorman Oracle DBA Oracle ERP DBA (as in "I can run adpatch") Unisys DMS DBA (yes, "antiquated" mainframe stuff that still kicks butt!) MS SQL Server DBA (don't ask...) Tim Hentzel wrote in message <8fuvp9$mc$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com>...Received on Thu May 18 2000 - 00:00:00 CDT
>the client i'm currently working for is going through the
>painful/arduous/expensive process of purchasing oracle ee. the current
>quote included charges of approximately $35,000 for _each_ the
>following:
>
>o Tuning Pack
>o Diagnostics Pack
>o Change Management Pack
>
>i haven't used any of these before, and the documentation provided by
>oracle doesn't lead me to believe these products are worth the price
>charged.
>
>has anyone used these? were they good? are there other, better tools
>available? general thoughts?
>
>tia,
>tim
>
>
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