Re: Database Maintenance
From: Dave Crowson <dcrowson_at_amoco.com>
Date: Thu, 26 Jan 1995 12:27:57
Message-ID: <dcrowson.806.000C77AA_at_amoco.com>
Date: Thu, 26 Jan 1995 12:27:57
Message-ID: <dcrowson.806.000C77AA_at_amoco.com>
In article <3g488j$2au_at_ibridge.iohk.com> jwalters_at_igate.iohk.com (Jay Walters) writes:
>I am looking for information on what regular maintenance procedures a
>large ORACLE installation would perform on a regular basis in order to
>guarantee data integrity and service availability.
>On SYBASE one runs dbcc every day. Is there an analagous tool on ORACLE,
>and if not what steps does one take in keeping an ORACLE database up to
>snuff in a production environment.
IMHO, there is no simple answer to this, i.e. no one tool or program to do this.
Your best bet is to hire a good DBA, who will do this task for you.
(I'm _not_ available ATM:)
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