Cary Millsap and Gary Goodman Speaking At UKOUG UNIX SIG
September 21, 2004
Mark Rittman

If you're in the UK and Ireland and interested in Oracle tuning, you'll be interested to know that Cary Millsap and Gary Goodman are presenting at the next UKOUG UNIX SIG meeting on the 28th September. Their presentation is entitled "Profiling Oracle, How it Works" and has the following synopsis.

"Conventional Oracle "tuning" methods are outrageously complex, and they don't work. For more than three decades, good software developers have known how to optimize computer-executed tasks using a simple method that works every time. This presentation describes how to use this method in an Oracle environment, and it demonstrates the method's use with an example."

It's on September 28th at Baylis House, Slough, and you can register online at the UKOUG website. First place is free for UKOUG member organisations, and non-members can also attend for £160 + VAT fee. There's also presentations by Oracle's Joel Goodman on ASM, together with ones by Sun, Oracle Support and Veriton. Full details on the UKOUG website.