TRN4034 How To Migrate To Oracle Autonomous Database Cloud PDF

How to Migrate to Oracle
Autonomous Database Cloud

TRN4034
Bill Beauregard Julian Dontcheff Presented with
Senior Principal Product Manager Managing Director and
Database Upgrade & Utilities Master Technology Architect
Oracle America Accenture
Roy F Swonger
Vice President
Database Upgrade & Utilities
Oracle
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Bill Beauregard
Senior Principal Product Manager
Oracle Database Utilities Bill Beauregard
Roy F. Swonger
Vice President
Oracle Database Upgrade and Utilities RoyFSwonger
Agenda:
Migration Methods to Autonomous Database Cloud
How to Choose the Right One?
• Migration Methods
– DBMS_CLOUD
– Data Pump
– SQL*Loader
– SQL Developer
• Important factors
– Source database version
– Source data file format & location
– GUI vs command-line
DBMS_CLOUD
Migrate Using DBMS_CLOUD PL/SQL Package to Oracle ADB
When to use Migration Process
Source files in the cloud 1. Copy data file(s) to OSS

• OCI Object Storage 2. Store your OSS credentials in your ADB
• OCI Clasic Object Storage
3. Copy data file into an existing table using
• Azure Blob Storage DBMS_CLOUD.COPY_DATA Object Storage
CDB_OnPrem
• Amazon S3
4. Check status of operation
Documentation:
Loading Data from Files in the Cloud
Autonomous Data
CDB_loud
Warehouse Cloud
Important DBMS_CLOUD Procedures & Tables
• Loading
.CREATE_CREDENTIAL // Store encrypted OSS credentials
.COPY_DATA // Load data into an existing table
• Tables for Monitoring and Troubleshooting Loads

dba_load_operations // Shows all load operations
user_load_operations // Shows load operations in your schema
COPY$[#]_Log // log of a particular load operation
COPY$[#]_BAD // rows that had errors during loading
DBMS_CLOUD Example
• Store encrypted OSS credentials in ADB
DBMS_CLOUD.CREATE_CREDENTIAL(
credential_name => 'DEF_CRED_NAME',
username => 'adwc_user@oracle.com',
password => 'password'
);
• Load data into the existing table named CHANNELS
DBMS_CLOUD.COPY_DATA(
table_name =>'CHANNELS',
credential_name =>'DEF_CRED_NAME',
file_uri_list =>'https://swiftobjectstorage.us-phoenix-
1.oraclecloud.com/v1/adwc/adwc_user/channels.txt',
format => json_object('delimiter' value ',')
);
DBMS_CLOUD Example
• Query to see information about ongoing and completed data loads
SELECT table_name, owner_name, type, status, logfile_table,
badfile_table
FROM user_load_operations WHERE type = 'COPY';
TABLE_NAME OWNER_NAME TYPE STATUS LOGFILE_TABLE BADFILE_TABLE
---------- ---------- ---- --------- ------------- -------------
CHANNELS SH COPY COMPLETED COPY$21_LOG COPY$21_BAD
• Query tables listed under logfile_table, badfile_table for

status and errors
select * from COPY$21_LOG;
select * from COPY$21_BAD;
Oracle Database Utilities: Data Pump
Migrate/Upgrade Using Data Pump to Oracle ADB
Cross-endian possible 1. Export in Schema Mode

expdp
Source database 10g and later 2. Copy dump file(s) to OSS & copy
3. Store your OSS
Upgrade to new version possible credentials in ADB
ORCL Data Pump
.DMP Object Storage
CDB_OnPrem
Note: Older than 10g use SQL*Loader 4. Import using impdp impdp
5. Check Logfiles
Documentation:
Importing Data to ADW Using Oracle Data Pump Autonomous Oracle
CDB_Cloud
Importing Data to ATP Using Oracle Data Pump Database
Migrate/Upgrade Using Data Pump to ATP (Planned)
Cross-endian possible 1. Create DB Link from ATP instance to source

DB
Source database 10g and later
2. Import using impdp with
Upgrade to new version possible network_link ORCL Data Pump
.DMP
CDB_OnPrem
3. Check Logfiles DB Link
Documentation:
Note: Older than 10g use SQL*Loader
Importing Data Using Oracle Data Pump Autonomous Data
CDB_Cloud
Warehouse Cloud
Important Data Pump Parameters & Procedure
Items in blue are common to ADW & ATP
• Export
exclude=index, cluster, indextype, materialized_view,
materialized_view_log, materialized_zonemap, db_link
data_options=group_partition_table_data // 12.2 or later
parallel=n // for source DB earlier than 12.2
schemas=schema name
dumpfile=export%u.dmp
• Add Credentials
.CREATE_CREDENTIAL // Store encrypted OSS credentials
Important Data Pump Parameters & Procedure
• Import
tenant_name_database_name_high // use the HIGH database service
dumpfile // list of file URLs on your OSS
credential // name of OSS credential in ADW
partition_options=merge // partitioned tables > non-partitioned
transform=segment_attributes:n // tables storage attributes are ignored
transform=dwcs_cvt_iots:y // IOTs converted into regular tables
transform=constraint_use_default_index:y
// PK indexes created, unique key constraints renamed to constraint name
• Log file
DBMS_CLOUD.PUT_OBJECT// move log file to your Cloud Object Storage to examine
Data Pump Example
• Export
expdp sh/sh@orcl \
materialized_view_log, materialized_zonemap, db_link \
data_options=group_partition_table_data \
parallel=16 \
schemas=sh \
dumpfile=export%u.dmp
Data Pump Example
• Store encrypted credentials
DBMS_CLOUD.CREATE_CREDENTIAL(
username => 'adwc_user@oracle.com',
password => 'password'
);
• Only Data Pump versions 12.2.0.1 and earlier - Set a default Credential
alter database property set default_credential =
'ADMIN.DEF_CRED_NAME’//
Data Pump Example
• Import
impdp admin/password@ADWC1_high \
directory=data_pump_dir \
credential=def_cred_name \
dumpfile= https://swiftobjectstorage.us-phoenix-
1.oraclecloud.com/v1/adwc/adwc_user/export%u.dmp \
parallel=16 \
partition_options=merge \
transform=segment_attributes:n \
transform=dwcs_cvt_iots:y
transform=constraint_use_default_index:y \
Note: insert additional dumpfile keyword if you use Data Pump 12.2.0.1 and earlier
dumpfile=default_credential:…
Data Pump Example
• Move the log file for Data Pump Import to the object store to read it
BEGIN
DBMS_CLOUD.PUT_OBJECT(
object_uri => 'https://swiftobjectstorage.us-phoenix-
1.oraclecloud.com/v1/adwc/adwc_user/import.log',
directory_name => 'DATA_PUMP_DIR',
file_name => 'import.log');
END;
/
Data Pump Demo
Oracle Database Utilities: SQL*Loader
Migrate Using SQL*Loader
Moving relatively small amounts 1. Configure connection wallet & variables

of data from client to Cloud 2. Gather one or more data files
Source is flat file: 3. Create a control file (optional)
fixed/variable/stream record format 4. Create table in destination DB
CDB_OnPrem
5. Load using sqlldr
6. Check Log, Bad, Discard files
Documentation:
Oracle Database Utilities
Autonomous Data
Warehouse Cloud
CDB_Cloud
SQL*Loader Prerequisites
• Download the Connection Wallet
• Download and install the Oracle Instant Client (if needed)
• Edit sqlnet.ora
• Set TNS_ADMIN & PATH environment variables
Documentation
Preparing for Oracle Call Interface (OCI), ODBC, and JDBC OCI Connections
SQL*Loader Prerequisites Demo
Recommended SQL*Loader Parameters
• Loading into the Autonomous Cloud
readsize=100M
bindsize=100M
rows=[commit interval]
direct=N
other situation-specific parameters and several case studies are available in the Oracle
Database Utilities documentation….
SQL*Loader Control file: Recommended Options, Loads CSV
OPTIONS (READSIZE=100000000, BINDSIZE=100000000, ROWS=50000,
SKIP=1, DIRECT=N)
LOAD DATA
INFILE 'olympics.csv'
APPEND
INTO TABLE OLYMPICS
FIELDS CSV WITHOUT EMBEDDED
(
YEAR,
SEASON,
CITY,
SPORT,
DISCIPLINE,
ATHLETE,
COUNTRY,
GENDER,
EVENT,
MEDAL
)
SQL*Loader Demo
Oracle SQL Developer
Oracle SQL Developer
Wizard driven!
• Launched in 2005
• Quarterly releases
• 5M+ Oracle DBAs and & Developers
Oracle SQL Developer Web
§ Oracle Database Cloud Services Console
§ Instance Management
§ Fully Functional Query/PLSQL Worksheet
§ Schema Diagramming
§ Object Create/Alter Dialogs
§ Real Time SQL Monitoring
Migrate Using SQL Developer
Easy to use, fast GUI 1. Invoke Wizard

2. Load data
Excel, CSV wizard for client/OSS loads
Data Pump Wizard

CDB_OnPrem
SQL*Loader control file generator
Loads multiple tables or files
If you have a lot of Excel data or a

repeating process, consider using Documentation:
External Tables or SQL*Loader How to Import from Excel to Oracle with Autonomous Data
SQL Developer Warehouse Cloud
CDB_Cloud
SQL Developer Example - Wizard for Excel
Empty Oracle Database table and Excel file on hand
SQL Developer Example
Step 1: Mouse-right click – Import Data
Step 2: Select your input (XLS) file
Step 3: Verify the data being read
Step 4: import automatically or create a script for external staging table
Step 5: Choose columns to import
Step 6: Map Excel columns to database table
Step 7: Verify settings (if there is a problem go back to step 6), Click Finish
Last Step: Verify the import look at your new table data
SQL*Loader vs SQL Developer Inserts
SQL Developer 18.3 Data Pump Wizards for ADB
§ Run Data Pump Export
§ Copy files to OSS
§ .dmp goes to OSS
§ kick off import job on ADB
§ Watch jobs in SQLDev/logs
Jeff Smith (product mgr.) talks

§ Mon. 22nd, 5:45 pm: What’s New
§ Wed. 24th, 12:30 pm: Tips & Tricks
Documentation: Oracle SQL Developer

Copyright © 2018 Accenture. All rights reserved.
Accenture Oracle Business Group
ACCENTURE
BETA TESTING
OF ORACLE
AUTONOMOUS
DW CLOUD
October 2018

• 10.000+ hours of 24x7 on-call DBA
• First Oracle Certified Master in Europe: 2002
• Oracle ACE Director
• Master Technology Architect
• Master Data Architect
• Database Blog at: juliandontcheff.wordpress.com

INTELLIGENT ENTERPRISE
UNLEASHED
Today's companies are embedded throughout society,
blurring the lines between business and personal—and
blazing a new trail for future growth.
Technology is now firmly embedded throughout our
everyday activities, but its reach is larger than that: it’s
reshaping pieces of our society.
#TECHVISION2018 #ORACLE
www.accenture.com/technologyvisionoracle
THE ORACLE
AUTONOMOUS DATA
WAREHOUSE CLOUD:
COMBINING
CLOUD AND
MACHINE
LEARNING INTO
THE WORLD’S
FIRST SELF-
DRIVING,
AUTONOMOUS
DATABASE
CAN THE WORLD’S FIRST AUTONOMOUS
DATABASE UNLEASH THE INTELLIGENT
ENTERPRISE?
ACCENTURE TESTED THE AUTONOMOUS DATA WAREHOUSE
CLOUD ON A REAL APPLICATION, RUNNING REAL-WORLD
WORKLOADS
– Tests performed at multiple Accenture locations and innovation centers

– Conducted by a team of Accenture’s Oracle data specialists
– Data replicated on both the Oracle Database Cloud Service and the
Autonomous Data Warehouse Cloud

EXTREMELY
FAST
TESTING SHOWED
SIGNIFICANT SPEED
IMPROVEMENT
• Inserting 500 million rows of data took less
than three minutes, on average
• 1.6x performance improvement compared to
published findings
• 14x performance acceleration
THE SELF-DRIVING DATABASE DELIVERS
MORE THAN SPEED
SECURITY SMART DEFENSE PREDICTIVE USER FRIENDLY
Self-patching and Improved defense through Stability and speed Data marts can be
machine learning support machine learning – better improved when 12x created in minutes by
enhanced security understand the nature of more data was added almost anyone
threats to the workload
Running reports is a
simple process

We are at the dawn of the intelligent enterprise era, and
having an automated database is a natural progression.
Being able to build a self-driving data warehouse – in

some cases, in only a matter of minutes or hours – can
dramatically simplify the ability to generate powerful
business insights, much faster than previously possible.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/oracles-revolutionary-
database-automates-key-221700618.html
https://youtu.be/YqnhRPq2Hq0
PAUL DAUGHERTY
Chief Technology and Innovation Officer
Accenture

Five Major Observations about ADWC from Accenture Technology
The Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse Machine Learning interface is easy to work with –
creating and managing ML users and resource management is straightforward
The Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse database is really self-driving, no DBA skills are
needed to create a data mart in minutes – all tools are embedded into the cloud service
ADWC has all needed features to health check the current environment and analyze the
existing flaws and drawbacks including security & regulations
Generating and running reports is not only simple, uncomplicated and effortless, but
no additional tuning or re-architecting of the Oracle databases is needed: the
underlying Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is super fast and highly reliable
Uploading data to the Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse environment is extremely

fast: it takes in average less than 3 minutes to insert 500 million rows

Additional Observations and Testing Approach of Accenture
• The Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse interface Testing approach of Accenture:

is simple and clear, inserting data takes less time
• Utilizing an existing cloud based analytics
than one can imagine and analytical reports run application called PRETT running on OACS
faster than in any other similar environment • Data will be replicated in DBCS and ADWC to
• Had to perform some additional steps to connect provide a real life application usage experience
to OACS [Oracle Analytics Cloud Service] but this is • The data will then be extrapolated and expand
likely due to beta version of the connector based on that existing application to simulate
• Must be careful not to run OLTP transactions ADWC functionality

Accenture is simply impressed with the new autonomous database
The Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse interface contains all necessary capabilities for a non-
professional database user to create its own data marts and run analytical reports on the data

FEATURE COMPARISON
DATABASE PROVISIONING SCALE UP / DOWN HARDWARE
MANUAL INSTALL* DBCS ADWC PHYSICAL HARDWARE DBCS ADWC
101
Not possible as the
58
4 HOURS 1 HOUR 30 MINUTES
hardware is not elastic
Database is
SECONDS SECONDS
down while
scaling is Database
happening remains
active while
scaling is
happening

*assume hardware is already procured
COMES WITH PRE-BUILT CONNECTOR
TO THE DATA WAREHOUSE CLOUD

USING ACTUAL ANALYTICS APPLICATION
ON A DATA WAREHOUSE CLOUD

TESTING APPROACH
SPRINT 1 SPRINT 2
BASELINE EXTRAPOLATE
Utilizing an existing cloud based analytics
application called PRETT [Platform
Resource Enablement Tracking Tool]
running on OACS [Oracle Analytics Cloud • Compare like to like data • Create 9 years of data on ADWC
Service]. Data will be replicated in DBCS volume in OACS[DBCS] to based on the 3 month live data
and ADWC to provide a real life application OACS[ADWC] to then compare performance on
usage experience high volume data.
• 3 Month Data volume
The data will then be extrapolated and
expand based on that existing application • Run and compare performance
to simulate ADWC functionality. in OACS[ADWC] and compare
with baseline OACS[DBCS]
information

TESTING RESULTS
SPRINT 1 SPRINT 2
BASELINE EXTRAPOLATE
AVERAGE RUN TIME AVERAGE RUN TIME
ADWC IS
CONSISTENTLY
PERFORMING
FASTER
1.63x 1.72x

ORIGINAL ARCHITECTURE
US2 – CHICAGO DATA CENTER
ANALYTICS ORACLE DATABASE CLOUD

CLOUD SERVICE SERVICE

ARCHITECTURE USING ADWC
US2 – CHICAGO DATA CENTER
METADATA ONLY
ANALYTICS ORACLE DATABASE CLOUD

CLOUD SERVICE SERVICE
ASHBURN DATA CENTER
AUTONOMOUS DATA
WAREHOUSE CLOUD

Super Fast System with Reduced DBA Dependency
Company Overview Solution Overview
Accenture is a leading global professional services company, Developing an analytics application running on OACS and ADWC
providing a broad range of services and solutions in strategy, § To assure end user adoption of the application, architecting for maximum
performance and efficiency with autonomous database technologies
consulting, digital, technology and operations. Combining
§ The application determines how efficient our people enablement programs in
unmatched experience and specialized skills across more than 40 getting our employees job-ready to be effective in their assignments.
industries and all business functions—underpinned by the world’s § This system will eventually be used as insights to improve the process and
largest delivery network—Accenture works at the intersection of eventually predict future enablement needs for various skills needed for future
business and technology to help clients improve their performance assignments.
and create sustainable value for their stakeholders. § Data comes from various sources like bench data, training data, skills data,
project assignment data.
Benefits Quote
§ Reduce reliance on DBAs for operational areas “We are at the dawn of the intelligent, autonomous age and having a self-driving
database is a natural progression. Freeing DBAs from the basic operational nuances
§ Having limited budget to build/support application, reducing the of running a database is of tremendous value. I feel that autonomous databases
need for a dedicated DBA is a benefit will become ubiquitous in the future“
Clark A. Kho , Senior Technology Architect, Accenture
§ Minimize the need to remember to apply patches ensuring
database is secured “ADWC is super fast compared to other similar systems!”
§ Better performance for the application Julian Dontcheff, Managing Director – Accenture Technology, Oracle Global Technology Lead

APPENDIX
SETTING UP ADWC ENVIRONMENT
Provisioning ADWC Instance
Provisioning requires answering only

5 SIMPLE QUESTIONS
Database name? Which data center?
How many CPU’s? How many TB’s?
Admin Password?
Less than
NEW SERVICE
CREATED IN 101 SECONDS

CONTROLLED AVAILABILITY –
TESTING RESULT SPRINT 1 & 2
Test Results
Test Case# MAIN DASHBOARD tab Sprint 1 Sprint 2
Performance Tiles Drilldown on Tiles Drilldown on Reports OACS[DBCS] OACS[ADWC] x Time Faster OACS[DBCS] OACS[ADWC] x Times Faster
A.1.1.1 Total Deployed Resources2 NewIT& Core Resources per Capability2 List of Resources 10.06 4.05 2.48 15.86 5.07 3.13
A.1.2 Total Deployed Resources2 Total Deployed Resources - Details 10.44 5.97 1.75 44.91 6.35 7.07
A.2.1 Headcount - New IT - New Client2 Headcount - New IT - New Client - Details 10.24 7.56 1.35 16.17 17.51 0.92
A.3.1 Headcount - Core - New Client2 Headcount - Core - New Client Details 10.12 9.17 1.10 16.45 17.65 0.93
A.4.1 Active Enabled Resources NewIT/Core-New/Existing Breakdown 7.32 3.69 1.98 16.54 7.51 2.20
A.4.2 Active Enabled Resources Unmatched Resources 7.11 5.51 1.29 17.44 10.69 1.63
A.5.1 Trained Resources After Roll-in Enabled Resources After Deployment by Capability 5.45 3.62 1.51 13.21 5.77 2.29
A.5.2 Trained Resources After Roll-in Enabled Resources after Deployment - Details 6.09 4.25 1.43 14.7 7.94 1.85
A.6.1 Unfulfilled Demand Count Unfulfilled Demands - Details 6.64 3.62 1.83 7.72 5.03 1.53
Second Row
B.1.1.1 Average ROI2 Overall ROI3 Longest TTD Days - Details 18.16 5.72 3.17 16.9 14.06 1.20
B.1.1.2 Average ROI2 Overall ROI3 Average TTD Days - Details 24.21 10.56 2.29 22.6 15.77 1.43
B.1.1.3 Average ROI2 Overall ROI3 Shortest TTD Days - Details 23.5 7.7 3.05 22.6 13.16 1.72
B.1.1.4 Average ROI2 Overall ROI3 Longest TTD Business Month - Details 7.76 5.6 1.39 27.48 20.93 1.31
B.1.1.5 Average ROI2 Overall ROI3 Average TTD Business Month - Details 12.22 11.78 1.04 29.72 21.08 1.41
B.1.1.6 Average ROI2 Overall ROI3 Shortest TTD Business Month - Details 9.81 8.8 1.11 28.57 16.04 1.78
B.1.1.7 Average ROI2 Overall ROI3 Longest TTD Days by Tower - Details 9.31 6.45 1.44 26.32 22.01 1.20
B.1.1.8 Average ROI2 Overall ROI3 Average TTD Days by Tower 11.91 9.6 1.24 26.91 22.22 1.21
B.1.1.9 Average ROI2 Overall ROI3 Shortest TTD Days by Tower - Details 9.31 7.91 1.18 25.28 20.6 1.23
B.1.1.10 Average ROI2 Overall ROI3 Longest TTD Business Month by Tower - Details 8.64 4.41 1.96 27.91 24.93 1.12
B.1.1.11 Average ROI2 Overall ROI3 Average TTD Business Month by Tower 10.18 9.04 1.13 29.17 25.23 1.16
B.1.1.12 Average ROI2 Overall ROI3 Shortest TTD Business Month by Tower - Details 9.15 6.2 1.48 28.67 24.65 1.16
B.2.1 Headcount - New IT - Existing Client2 Headcount - New IT - Existing Client Details 14.93 8.66 1.72 17.15 7.21 2.38
B.3.1 Headcount - Core - Existing Client2 Headcount - Core - Existing Client Details 16.64 6.63 2.51 17.38 8.13 2.14
B.4 Overall Enabled Resources - Stat_Table 5.9 4.9 1.20 6.12 5.29 1.16
B.5 Average TTE 5.47 4.29 1.28 8.1 5.51 1.47
B.6 Average Backlog 6.44 5.33 1.21 8.26 5.76 1.43
C.1 Running Deployment Trend Tab NewIT& Core Resources per Capability per Month 8.43 5.91 1.43 10 7 1.43
C.2 Running TTD Trend Tab Monthly TTD Trend 6.67 3.45 1.93 9.93 7.04 1.41
C.3 Yearly Deployment Trend Tab Deployment Trend Yearly 6.45 4.21 1.53 9.89 6.46 1.53
C.4 Yearly TTD Trend Tab Yearly TTD Trend 6.13 5.73 1.07 12.89 6.19 2.08
C.5 Quarterly Deployment Trend Tab Deployment Trend Quarterly 6.89 4.23 1.63 9.36 6.1 1.53
C.6 Quarterly TTD Trend Tab Quarterly TTD Trend 6.63 5.85 1.13 9.24 6.15 1.50
C.7 Monthly Deployment Trend Tab Deployment Trend by Month 7.55 3.49 2.16 9.08 7.11 1.28
C.8 Monthly TTD Trend Tab TTD Trend By Month 5.34 3.63 1.47 9.89 5.96 1.66
331.1 207.52 1.63 612.42 408.11 1.72

1.60 1.50

ADWC COMES WITH MACHINE LEARNING CONSOLE
Features not currently not covered in scope of testing


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Autonomous Database Cloud

When to use Migration Process

Source files in the cloud 1. Copy data file(s) to OSS

• Tables for Monitoring and Troubleshooting Loads

• Query tables listed under logfile_table, badfile_table for

Cross-endian possible 1. Export in Schema Mode

Cross-endian possible 1. Create DB Link from ATP instance to source

Moving relatively small amounts 1. Configure connection wallet & variables

When to use Migration Process

Easy to use, fast GUI 1. Invoke Wizard

Data Pump Wizard

Loads multiple tables or files

If you have a lot of Excel data or a

Jeff Smith (product mgr.) talks

Documentation: Oracle SQL Developer

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– Tests performed at multiple Accenture locations and innovation centers

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Being able to build a self-driving data warehouse – in

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Uploading data to the Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse environment is extremely

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• The Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse interface Testing approach of Accenture:

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MANUAL INSTALL* DBCS ADWC PHYSICAL HARDWARE DBCS ADWC

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AVERAGE RUN TIME AVERAGE RUN TIME

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US2 – CHICAGO DATA CENTER

ANALYTICS ORACLE DATABASE CLOUD

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US2 – CHICAGO DATA CENTER

ANALYTICS ORACLE DATABASE CLOUD

ASHBURN DATA CENTER

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Provisioning requires answering only

Database name? Which data center?

How many CPU’s? How many TB’s?

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331.1 207.52 1.63 612.42 408.11 1.72

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Features not currently not covered in scope of testing

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