Here is my assesment.
Pulse is very weak in terms of dba monitoring. They rebound this with the
ability to add up to 20 custom packages.
I think I/Watch is a MUCH better product for this. With them (Precise)
buying Savant I suspect Q Diagnostics (Great package minus notification) and
Pulse with be joined into a single more marketable product.
Precise SQL is a great product and more mature than SQL Lab Vision Expert.
But with the new version of Expert (As of Oct 2000) it does what Precise SQL
does. Both are great products, I tend to like SQL Lab better as it has the
tuning expert included, which Precise SQL has really weak one. I also like
the grouping and quering better on SQL statements in SQL Lab vision.
Precise SQL does have a better repository for old statements to do trend
analysis on. Both products are great, and both companies have a strong ear
from Oracle directly in terms of support or and backing. In short, I think
SQL Lab Vision is a more fuller product.
I have never played with Precise Insight or SQL Impact. I heard these are
good products, but I have nothing to offer on them.
"Walking on water and developing software from a specification are easy if
both are frozen."
Christopher R. Spence
Oracle DBA
Fuelspot
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We are thinking of possibly purchasing the Precise Insight, SQL and
Pulse products. Has anyone had any very good or very bad experiences
with these products?
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