tailieunhanh - McGraw.Hill.Oracle.Database.10g.Performance.Tuning.Tips.and.Techniques.Jul.2007

The Early Years at Oracle Through the Eyes of Bruce Scott Prior to forming Oracle, Bob Miner was Larry Ellison’s manager when they worked at Ampex together on a CIA project code-named “Oracle.” Larry chose Bob as his manager because he liked Bob a lot more than his original manager. Ed Oates, another founder of Oracle, happened to be walking by Bob Miner’s door when Larry Ellison mentioned his (Larry’s) wife’s name. She turned out to be Ed Oates’ lab partner from high school. Bruce Scott, who would be hired upon the formation of the company, is the “Scott” in scott/tiger (tiger was Bruce’s daughter’s cat) | “For every difficult problem, there exists a simple solution. This is what I’ve learned from Rich’s books.” —Ghazi Ben Youssef, MBA, Senior Oracle DBA Sogique, Canada “I admire Rich for his knowledge of Oracle technology. This book from him is another masterpiece, useful for anyone who would like to excel in Oracle Performance Tuning. The book encompasses Rich’s Oracle expertise and experience and is a must-read for all Oraclelites.” —Hardik Bhatt, Chief Information Officer City of Chicago “Someone said that smart people learn from their mistakes while wise people learn from others’ mistakes. When involved in performance and tuning issues, I think that both smart and wise people can learn from the vast and valuable experience Rich has documented within these pages.” —Maurizio Bonomi Italy “If you need the best tuning DBA, call Rich Niemiec! Or get his Oracle tuning book.” —Julian Dontcheff Senior Oracle Database Administrator, Nokia Corporation, Finland “There is nothing more rewarding than to see someone from your family succeed in life. Rich, being from our Purdue Upward Bound Family, has brought much pride to us with not only with his expert Oracle technology knowledge but also with his caring attitude and dedication to help others!” —Joseph Flores Director Upward Bound, Purdue University Calumet, USA “Oracle Performance Tuning is certainly a complex topic, and Rich and the experts at TUSC did a marvelous job explaining the complexities of the Oracle performance in a different approach. The tips and techniques will really help you in solving day-to-day performance problems and increasing DBA productivity. This is a valuable reference for anyone who works on Oracle Performance Tuning. We all can learn something from Rich’s expertise in real-life performance tuning. I liked the ‘Tips Review’ sections at the end of each chapter, which are like fast food for busy consultants.” —K Gopalakrishnan Author: Oracle 10g RAC Handbook and Oracle Wait Interface System .