A New Way to Make Your Job Easier
If you want a fresh perspective on your Oracle databases, you need DB Checkup for Oracle. We conduct
an extensive analysis of your databases and give you an unbiased opinion on how to improve them. We have
no preconceptions, so you can be sure your system gets a thorough assessment.
Comprehensive Written Recommendations
DB Checkup for Oracle is an in-depth examination of your Oracle databases. It is available either
as a one-time or as a periodic service. You receive an extensive written report on the configuration
and current status of your databases. It describes the good and the bad points about your database setup.
More importantly, the DB Checkup report gives you recommendations for making improvements.
DB Checkup for Oracle will:
- Help you reduce downtime by suggesting adjustments to limits that are close to being reached.
- Give you recommendations about how to eliminate existing problems and improve database performance.
- Make you aware of existing security problems.
- Help you eliminate problems that arise from missing software patches or having an unsupported
version of Oracle installed.
- Help you avoid mistakes and improve communication between staff by suggesting ways to standardize
practices.
Standardized Approach
Our standardized approach ensures that your databases are thoroughly evaluated. We include detailed
investigations into the causes and solutions of problems we find with your databases. You also get
suggestions about subjective issues, like naming conventions for tablespaces and standardizing extent
sizes. We don't just tell you if your system is working the way you expect it to; we help you decide
how you can make it work better.
Painless Service Delivery
Service setup is simple and requires very little of your time. All work is done remotely, so there is
no disruption to your normal activities. We collect data from your system for 2-3 days. Then we spend
about a week analyzing the data and preparing the report. DB Checkup has a fixed price per database.
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