Exadata and Balanced Optimization

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Exadata and Balanced Optimization

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Is it possible to use Balanced Optimization with Databases on Exadata?
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No. At least not yet.
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Seeing as how Exadata is an appliance that still runs the "normal" Oracle database software I would imagine the answer is yes.
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I love it when I get answers this quickly from the two of the wisest minds on this forum.

Now, if there was only consensus between you.
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Ha! Still just Oracle, wonder why it wouldn't be possible?
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Why not ping your official support provider - I for one would be curious as to the reason why if it isn't supported.
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The reason would be the appliance layer between the rest of the world and the database on an Exadata appliance. But I've been wrong before - why not try it and let us know? It won't do any harm - Balanced Optimization is a design time activity only. You don't actually have to use the generated jobs.
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Post by bobyon »

Haven't tried it because we don't have it yet. And we have asked Service Provider, but salesmen sometimes exagerate capabilities. :wink:

thanks for the input.
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