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SQLTXPLAIN vs SQLd360, differences and similarities | Mauro Pagano's Blog
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Oracle, Timesten and PL/SQL support | Tanel Poder Blog
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| | I thought to post about another new interest of mine, TimestTen, as I've worked with it in past and I have become a fan of it, especially after Oracle bought the company. Oracle has announced that TimesTen in-memory database will support PL/SQL in the upcoming release. That's in 11gR2, where TimesTen is named the "in-memory database cache". I'm happy to see the deep level of integration Oracle is doing with it. It looks like both classic Oracle RDBMS and the TimesTen based code will have a (partially) shared PL/SQL code base. - Linux, Oracle, SQL performance tuning and troubleshooting training & writing.
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Karen Morton: 2012 - Webinar Recordings
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| | Making Impactful Performance Changes - Series Part 3 of 3 (2012 September 26) Making SQL Performance Solutions Stick - Series Part 2 ...
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SQLd360, SQL diagnostics collection made faster « Power to Build
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| | Another tool to help with SQL Tuning? Yes! Hopefully with some advantage over what you used until today :-) Collecting diagnostics around a SQL is not fun, if you've been there you know that.... Source: SQLd360, SQL diagnostics collection made faster
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Female Armor Sucks
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