Wednesday, March 26, 2008

OraPerf, 11g Optimizer Tool, Delete vs. Truncate

OraPerf

Doug's Oracle Blog notes that Oraperf.com is showing signs of life, after a long and painful hiatus. This was a very useful site where you could upload statspack reports and have them analyzed for free run by Anjo Kolk, renowned Oracle performance pubah (a pubah is one level above a guru, and normal gurus are required to say: "Ahhh! {insert pubah name}! Yeah, they're good." whenever one is mentioned). The good news so far is that I was able to register an account and confirm it. The bad is that the mechanism for submitting performance reports to analyze is still among the missing.

11g Optimizer Tool

Need another reason to consider 11g? How about the SQL Test Case Builder? You can read all about it over at the always-excellent Inside the Oracle Optimizer blog.

Delete or Truncate?

Both sound painful, but if you want a list of some of the less-encountered depths of the age-old question, see the Oracle Sponge Blog.
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