Oracle Magazine - September/October 2007 - Marcelo Machado

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DATABASE 11g RICHARD MERCHÁN ORACLE MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2007 37
“With these new capabilities of Oracle Database 11g, we can record everything that happens to the database during a particular period in the real world and then replay it on a test system to see how it reacts.” managing data and to enable their organizations to do more with less. “Today’s DBAs face challenges on a scale never before seen in the industry,” says Olofson. “On the one hand, they’re dealing with exploding databases, both in numbers and in sizes. And at the same time, they’re increasingly expected to manage new complex datatypes that we’ve never seen in the database before.” One of the problems of coping with all these changes is the time and effort it has taken in the past to prepare for and execute them. But new Oracle Database 11g capa- 38 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2007 ORACLE.COM/ORACLEMAGAZINE —Thomas Knauber, Architect Postbank Systems AG bilities, such as database replay, which lets customers simulate production environments, can help. RISING COMFORT LEVEL These capabilities appealed to Qualcomm, a telecommunications equipment manufacturer based in San Diego. Qualcomm pioneered a digital wireless technology that works by converting analog information, such as speech, into digital information, which is then transmitted as a radio signal over a wireless network. The company now has 400 mission-critical databases that depend on Oracle Thomas Knauber, an architect for Postbank Systems AG, says that Oracle Database 11g offers real-world testing, which will be especially valuable when the company needs to evaluate changes to databases that underlie critical applications.
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