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+ + + + + +SECTION I -- INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1: A Brief
+History of Oracle -- Dave Ensor
Chapter 2: Oracle and the
+OakTable – Mogens Nørgaard
SECTION II – PERFORMANCE
+AND TESTING
Chapter 3: You Probably
+Don't Tune Right – Mogens Nørgaard and Anjo Kolk
Chapter 4: Waste not,
+Want Not – Connor McDonald
Chapter 5: Why I Invented
+YAPP – Anjo Kolk
Chapter 6: Extended Trace
+Data – Cary Millsap
Chapter 7: Direct Memory
+Access – Kyle Hailey
Chapter 8: Compulsive
+Tuning Disorder – Gaja Vaidyanatha
Chapter 9: Testing and
+Risk Management – David Ruthven
SECTION III –
+ARCHITECTURE AND SCALABILITY
Chapter 10: Hardcore
+Parallel Server – James Morle
Chapter 11: The RAC
+Revolution – James Morle
Chapter 12: Join The
+BAARF Party (or not) -- Mogens Nørgaard and James Morle
SECTION IV – DON'T TRY
+THIS AT HOME…
Chapter 13: Dreadful
+Design – Jonathon Lewis
Chapter 14: Bad CaRMa --
+Tim Gorman
Chapter 15: Blackbox Mayhem
+-- Tom Kyte
Errata 387-1 Norgaard (corrected in the 2nd printing)
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5 listing is missing) |
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In
2003 it was Steve Adams (perhaps the most knowledgeable person in the world
when it comes to Oracle internals), and in 2004 it was Tom Kyte, the master
of http://askTom.rracle.com. |
In
2003 it was Steve Adams (perhaps the most knowledgeable person in the world
when it comes to Oracle internals), and in 2004 it was Tom Kyte, the master
of http://askTom.oracle.com. |
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I
didnÕt have the time to start working on my own version of m2 straight away,
and then was sidetracked for several months into investigation of a new
program called the Oracle trace facility, which I was introduced to in
Denmark, during Jonathan LewisÕs Masters Class in February 2002. |
I
didnÕt have the time to start working on my own version of m2 straight away,
and then was sidetracked for several months into investigation of a new
program called the SQL trace facility, which I was introduced to in Denmark,
during Jonathan LewisÕs Masters Class in February 2002 |