Posted on 8/13/2010
Comparing DB2 LUW and Oracle AutonomicsSeems like comparing a Porche and a bicycle to me In episode #25, special IBM guest Burt Vialpando gave an an outstanding technical overview comparing DB2 LUW and Oracle autonomics. He covered automatic memory tuning, automatic configration, automatic storage management, automated utilities, and much more. When you look at the autonomic capabilities of these databases side by side, I think you will vividly see DB2 LUW's leadership position. And, in addition to the database comparison, you will also find some good tips and best practices in this show... To download a recorded replay of Episode #25, right click on the link below and choose "Save As... " Episode 25, 2010 August 13, Comparing DB2 LUW and Oracle Autonomics with Burt Vialpando, IBMJoin The DB2Night Show™ LinkedIn GroupThe DB2Night Show™ now has a LinkedIn Group. The group is an open group. Join to receive LinkedIn group updates including future shows and replay information, and, if you like, start some discussions about the show! Join The DB2Night Show LinkedIn Group!Our Shameless Marketing MomentDuring DBI's quick show sponsor commercial break, we introduced you to a $2.2 Million UPDATE statement. Even though this statement ran in under a second for each execution, its CPU cost was enormous and it put the mission critical OLTP application at risk for locking problems. DBI's Brother-Panther® for DB2 LUW makes it easy to analyze SQL workloads for any period of time and discover real root cause problematic SQL like no other tools can (thanks to Patented technology). DBI's comprehensive performance and configuration repository with the industry's best trend graphs enable you to monitor and manage your databases with confidence, improve stability, and achieve scalability with existing hardware. Our #1 Job is helping you look great! Our #2 Job is giving you the documentation to prove it!Contact DBI and find out how our DB2 LUW Performance Solutions can truly help you optimize performance and lower IT costs. |