Why use Oracle In-Memory database from another perspective
From: richardto1961_at_yahoo.com.hk <tracyto41_at_gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2017 19:46:47 -0700 (PDT)
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Why use Oracle In-Memory database from another perspective [Quoted] A lot of people are talking about why or why not use Oracle In-memory database in their applications and most of them are too focused on the size of the database or whether it is an OLAP application. It seems that small and medium size databases are not suitable for using Oracle In-memory database option. But if your OLTP databases are suffering from performance bottleneck and you are looking for solutions, I think Oracle In-Memory database option should be on your solutions list, especially when you are planning to upgrade your hardware. https://tosska.com/use-oracle-memory-database-another-perspective/ Received on Mon Sep 18 2017 - 04:46:47 CEST
Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2017 19:46:47 -0700 (PDT)
Message-ID: <46151a4b-08ea-412b-97aa-a8ba48de0091_at_googlegroups.com>
Why use Oracle In-Memory database from another perspective [Quoted] A lot of people are talking about why or why not use Oracle In-memory database in their applications and most of them are too focused on the size of the database or whether it is an OLAP application. It seems that small and medium size databases are not suitable for using Oracle In-memory database option. But if your OLTP databases are suffering from performance bottleneck and you are looking for solutions, I think Oracle In-Memory database option should be on your solutions list, especially when you are planning to upgrade your hardware. https://tosska.com/use-oracle-memory-database-another-perspective/ Received on Mon Sep 18 2017 - 04:46:47 CEST