RSH wrote:
>
> What exactly is the question?
>
> CC is to replace or fend off home grown connection concentration mechanisms
> whose maintenance or even analysis is a horror.
>
> Oracle Names is a good thing; make sure you have several Oracle Names
> servers in the structure.
>
> OCM and OCC in my opinion, are to offer alternatives to homegrown stuff that
> people write in the middle tier because they feel they are smarter than
> Oracle.
>
> In my experience so far, it has been Oracle 10-0 over homegrown.
>
> RSH.
>
Hello RSH,
maybe I didn't make the point clear enough. Question was, is there any
benefit in using connection concentration in conjunction with local
naming?
Is anybody using this two features together?
I know you can choose between Oracle Names and connection concentration
or local naming and connection concentration.
I got the impression that administration/manintenance with the latter
could easily turn into a nightmare.
Thank's for your input, got your point on the homegrown stuff.
Have a nice day
Manuela Mueller
Received on Mon Mar 04 2002 - 03:37:23 CST
