Thanks to a unique system of storing metadata in a
separate repository and their analytical processing, the
solution offers instantaneous (!) access to the
following information about any managed database:
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Size of databases, their RO/RW parts, size of schemes
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Free space in tablespaces, their free extents
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User tablespaces, space occupied by objects
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Object/system privileges of users/roles, reasons of
granting
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Sectioned objects, overall sizes, number of
occupied/free partitions, growth tendencies
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Partitions/subpartitions of partitioned tables and
indexes
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Users/roles possessing privileges for some objects,
their statuses
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Users with any system privileges (including privileges
through roles)
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Segments of specific tablespaces, their parameters
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Current settings of the system and object audit
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List of roles/privileges granted according to a certain
document
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List of hosts, databases on specific hosts
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Description of users, their passwords, reasons for
creation
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Date of creation/removal of objects from the database
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Dates of modification of initialization parameters,
current and old values
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Date of granting/revoking object/system privileges/roles
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Dates of changes in the statuses of tablespaces
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Internal assignment of one of the database sessions
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Assignment
of
a
remote
job
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List of scripts in a specific database and their purpose
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Technical documentation on any database
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Log of actions/crashes/incidents in any database
The comfort of being able to instantly obtain the
necessary information grows in a geometric progression
as the number of managed databases increases. Regardless
of the number of databases you manage and their current
state (operational/dysfunctional), you will spend only
seconds to find out what you need without having to
connect to the database and running any queries! |
