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The Art and Science of Oracle Performance Tuning

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Based on the author's long experience working with Oracle, this book uses a five-step model to help identify and isolate the cause of nonperformance. This book shows how to approach problems, get the information one needs from Oracle, and follow the process through to success. Solving or planning for performance issues is a core part of the database professionals toolkit. The Oracle database is very flexible, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. Consequently, it is highly tunable, presenting a bewildering set of choices to the inexperienced. Tuning Oracle is as much about approach as about understanding the technology. It is more than tweaking parameters or following a set prescription it involves matching application-specific knowledge with what's happening inside the database. Based on author Christopher Lawson's long experience working with Oracle, "The Art and Science of Oracle Performance Tuning" book uses a five-step model to help identify and isolate the cause of nonperformance. This book shows you how to approach problems, get the information you need from Oracle, and follow the process through to success.

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First published January 1, 2003

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Christopher Lawson

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Hi: I am Bassocantor. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area with my wife, 4 rescue cats, a rescue Doberman, and a rescue bird. My video reviews often feature Brooklyn the Siamese. I enjoy reading and reviewing many different genres. When not reviewing, I can be found hiking, biking, or geocaching in our wonderful parks.

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November 24, 2010
Need to read first to comment, earlier version was good though
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