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Check the Hotsos site ... www.hotsos.com . quite a few there for which Cary
has put in significant detail.
Ciao
Fuzzy
:-)
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Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2003 22:54
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Anyone know of a source (website, book, ...) where there is a repository of
real-life examples of poorly performing databases and the fix to the poor
performance? I've been reading 'The Art and Science of Oracle Performance
Tuning.' In the book Mr. Lawson gives examples (though not enough)of
real-world situations in which he presents the description of the problem
and offers clues that would lead a DBA to a solution. Next he provides an
explanation of the solution. The more of these I read, the more I feel like
I get WAY more out of this type of reading than your average DBA-friendly
book.
It seems to me like someone (who has FAR more experience than I) could sell
quite of few copies of a book consisting of entirely case studies. You
could cover several versions of Oracle.
I'm hoping that this has already been done and I just haven't found it on
the web yet. ....if not, and someone actually attempts to do it because of
the email (HIGHLY HIGHLY unlikely)..., could I get a free copy :)
Chris
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