Oracle 10g charges extra for 10g automation features
February 17, 2004
In a stunning turn of events, Oracle
has announced that their much-publicized Oracle10g built-in automation
features will be extra cost options. Even though Oracle invested
millions of dollars to make the self-tuning features built-in to the
Oracle kernel, Oracle is now restricting those views and packages that
you can execute from the core Oracle 10g software.
This means that the Oracle10g DBA
must be very careful not to accidentally invoke an extra-cost package
within the basic Oracle10g install. According to Kyle Hailey of Oracle
Corporation, the AWR, ADDM, ASH & SQL Tuning Advisor are extra-cost
options within Oracle10g.
The extra-cost Database Diagnostic Pack
covers access to:
AWR - Automatic Workload
Repository
-
dbms_workload_repository package
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awrrpt.sql and awrrpti.sql
reports
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dba_hist_* and
v$active_session_history views
ADDM - Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor
-
All dbms_advisor package with
"ADDM" as the value to the "advisor_name" parameter
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The addmrpt.sql, addmrpti.sql
reports
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Views starting with dba_advisor_*
of all tasks generated by ADDM (i.e. tasks with "ADDM" as the "advisor_name"
column in dba_advisor_tasks view)
The extra-cost
Database Tuning Pack is required to access SQL Tuning
Advisor PL/SQL Packages located in $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin.
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