In-Memory Advisor

Updated version of the In-Memory Advisor is available

Posted on July 13, 2015 by in-Memory 0

Which of your tables and/or partitions should you mark for In-Memory column store availability? 

You’ll get the answer with the help of the Oracle In-.Memory Advisor which just got updated and is available via MyOracle Support:

The Advisor produces a report identifying the objects that should be placed In-Memory for maximum benefit, along with a SQL*PLUS script which implements those recommendations. It can be run on Oracle Database 11.2.0.3 and above. And of course the recommendations can be implemented on Oracle Database 12.1.0.2. (and newer).

Important to know:
The In-Memory Advisor is licensed as part …

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Oracle In-Memory Advisor with Oracle Multitenant? Issues?

Posted on February 26, 2015 by in-Memory Single-/Multitenant 0

Do you want to use the Oracle In-Memory Advisor in an Oracle Multitenant environment?

This is possible but with the current version it will require a workaround. The next available version of the IM Advisor is designated to support it without any workarounds.

At the moment the IM Advisor does not install into the CDB$ROOT container. But it can be installed into any PDB.

  • Create the user IMADVISOR in the PDB as local user first
  • No objects must be placed into the IMADVISOR schema but the user must have a default and a temporary tablespace
  • Install the
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Oracle In-Memory Advisor now available

Posted on February 24, 2015 by in-Memory 2

Oracle In-Memory is such a great feature – but often the challenge you’ll face is the tricky question:
Which of your tables and/or partitions should you mark for In-Memory column store availability? 

And the answer is now easier to find as the new In-.Memory Advisor is available via download from MyOracle Support:

The Advisor produces a report identifying the objects that should be placed In-Memory for maximum benefit, along with a SQL*Plus script which implements those recommendations. It can be run on Oracle Database 11.2.0.3 and above. And of course the recommendations can be …

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