Re: Where is Oracle’s Grid ?

From: Daniel Morgan <damorgan_at_x.washington.edu>
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2003 07:33:02 -0800
Message-ID: <1071675089.34013@yasure>

Noons wrote:

> "Daniel Morgan" <damorgan_at_x.washington.edu> wrote in message news:1071650922.853887_at_yasure...
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>>Are you working with pipelined table functions?
>>Are you using associative arrays?
>>Are you using FGAC?
>>Are you using Workspace management?
>>Are you working with V_$DB_CACHE_ADVICE?

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> A perfect example of what I said in my previous post.
> You seem to blame DBAs for not using the latest features.
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> HOW MANY 3rd PARTY PACKAGES do you know in the market
> that use ANY of those or can take advantage of them?
> Name ONE!
>
> Stop blaming DBAs for not using features that the crap
> software they work with has no intention or need to use!
> It's NOT the fault of the DBAs, for crap's sake!
> You're shooting the messenger!

Whoa and slow down. I didn't blame anyone for anything. Didn't blame developes. Didn't blame DBAs. Didn't even blame fanatical terrorist cells. In fact I wasn't even responding to your posts.

I was just pointing out that much of the complaining from one person about not having an advantage from working with an unreleased product assumed that the person had taken advantage of learning all of the various aspects of the previous release. If said person hadn't really learned 9i what did they think they were going to do with 10g?

If may well be that person knows all of those things and far more. How would I know? But the point is that much of what was added with 9i still remains unexploited.

And given that it has nothing to do with third-party apps why aren't you using V_$DB_CACHE_ADVICE if you are on 9i?

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Received on Wed Dec 17 2003 - 09:33:02 CST