One of the new features in Oracle Database 11g that I’ve been meaning to try out for a while now is the SQL Access Advisor, part of the 11g Tuning Pack. Given that one of Oracle’s key product directions is to make administering the database as easy as, in the words of Dilbert, “one big [...]
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