short answer: yes oraperf is written/run by Anjo Kolk, father of the tuning by wait event methodology. I would tend to trust his suggestions for tuning opportunities. Would I not also investigate on my own? No. I know my apps, he doesn't unless he's come onsite. But oraperf can give me some generic guidelines and places to start looking
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